New state of the art theatre facilities completed at Nenagh General Hospital
€6.2 million has been spent on the hospital in recent years, under the Government’s Capital Works Programme
Call for Tánaiste to row back on lone parent changes
Labour representatives in Tipperary are being called on to push the Tánaiste to reverse plans which it’s claimed would impact badly on lone parent families.
Former Archbishop from Tipperary sues RTÉ over ‘Mission to Prey’ programme
A former Catholic Archbishop, who resigned over breaking his vow of celibacy, may give evidence at his defamation case against RTÉ today.
Beara – Breifne Way takes major step in Tipperary
Considerable funding is still needed to complete a walking route which passes through much of County Tipperary.
An unfinished housing estate in North Tipperary has fetched millions at auction.
The Drummin Village development on the Borrisokane Road in Nenagh had been advertised for sale by private treaty last December.
Funeral for last of the Berkeley victims
The funeral of Lorcán Miller has heard he was an extrovert who loved life and was a natural leader.
PAC will not consider latest whistleblower allegation.
The Public Accounts Committee has voted not to consider the latest allegations of tax evasion from a civil service whistleblower.
270 jobs are to be lost at Liberty Insurance.
The US-owned group - which bought out Quinn Insurance four years ago - is closing its UK retail arm which is serviced from Ireland.
