Progress at last on Thurles Relief Road
Local councillors have been reacting positively to the news that the Government have included Thurles Relief Road for funding under the National Development Plan.
It's...
Fears NPF could harm Stereame development
Concerns have been expressed that the Stereame development in Nenagh could be under threat from the National Planning Framework.
The €115 billion investment plan is...
Jobs boost for Clonmel
A new tenant at one of Tipperary's leading shopping centres is about to create up to 25 jobs.
Dealz is to open its second store...
Lack of proper broadband holding back Tipperary businesses
Tipperary business owners have been reacting to the news that Eir have pulled out of the race to provide broadband across the country.
It now...
Fears for the future of high speed broadband in Tipp as Eir pulls the...
Tipperary businesses are concerned costs could increase in the wake of Eir’s decision to withdraw their National Broadband Plan bid.
Meanwhile the Communications Minister is...
Relocation of Tipp GAA shop seen as commercial opportunity
The closure and relocation of the Tipperary GAA shop at Lár na Páirce in Thurles won't take place until well into the GAA season.
The...
Significant drop in Tipperary car sales
New car sales in Tipperary last year declined by more than 14% in comparison to the previous 12 months.
2017 saw 3,560 new cars registered...
Calls for taskforce to deal with Coty job losses
People in Nenagh are 'staring down the barrel of a gun' when it comes to job losses in the Coaty Plant.
It was announced last...
