Tipp man speaks of calm in Denmark as lockdown begins
A Tipperary student in Denmark says that locals are not getting overly stressed as it continues its first full day of lockdown.
Sean Hogan from...
CORONAVIRUS: Unprecedented measures being taken as schools in Tipperary and across the country to...
All schools, colleges and childcare facilities across the country will close today to limit the spread of coronavirus.
he Taoiseach has announced cultural institutions like...
Roscrea First Responders to continue despite coronavirus concerns
With the increasing worry over COVID-19, Community First Responders all around the country are having to decide whether or not to stand down.
CFR members...
CANCELLATIONS: Tipperary Student Enterprise Awards and Bloody Sunday commemorative event fall victim to coronavirus...
More local events are falling victim to the coronavirus fears.
The Tipperary Student Enterprise Awards that were to take place on the LIT Campus tomorrow...
Tipp priest awaiting official health advice before changing normal funeral procedures
A Tipperary priest says he'll proceed with normal funeral protocols until national health advice states otherwise.
Father Iggy O'Donovan of Fethard has been responding to...
Kelly calls for price controls on in-demand Coronavirus products
A Tipperary TD has called for price controls on pharmacy products during the current outbreak of Covid-19.
Labour health spokesperson Alan Kelly is accusing some...
Nenagh-based doctor encourages healthy eating to develop “herd immunity”
A Nenagh-based endocrinologist is urging the public to maintain a healthy diet to help develop a "herd immunity" to Coronavirus.
Dr Mary Ryan wants more...
Cancer patient strongly criticises Cheltenham Festival amid virus concerns
A cancer patient has questioned the decision to allow the Cheltenham Festival to go ahead amid the Covid-19 outbreak.
John Wall spoke to Fran Curry...
