Woman takes legal action over cancer vaccine
The Health Products Regulatory Authority says it doesn’t have the authority to withdraw the licence for a vaccine against cervical cancer.
Nominations now open for the Tipperary International Peace Prize.
The process is open to members of the public and to representatives of organisations and associations.
Teaching unions cannot renegotiate Lansdowne Road Agreement alone
Teachers have warned of industrial unrest before the General Election, unless their issues are addressed.
Revellers advised to be careful using social media over festive period
A third of women and a quarter of men will put their home security at risk this Christmas - because of over sharing on Facebook and Twitter.
Arms cache uncovered in Monaghan
A number of firearms and bomb parts have been found during searches.
Jury set to consider verdict in trial of former Tipperary secondary school teacher
The trial of a former teacher at Rockwell College for the alleged abuse of a student in the 80’s draws to a close today
Nenagh to host Public Consultation Day on Shannon flood risk
People in North Tipperary will have a chance to get up to speed on the progress being made on targeting flood risk areas along the Shannon.
Cabinet to discuss bankruptcy laws
Legislation to shorten the bankruptcy period to one year is set to be approved at cabinet this morning.
