Gardaí issue road safety alert for Easter weekend
Tipperary Gardaí are warning drivers that they will be out in force across this Easter weekend.
Calls for review of building regulations to be clearer
The Environment Minister is being urged to provide a more definative timeframe for his review of restrictive building regulations.
GSOC to investigate Kerry death
The discovery of a body in County Kerry has been referred to the Garda Siochana Ombudsman Commission.
Pope condems Kenya attacks
Pope Francis has condemned an assault by Somali militants on a Kenyan university that killed at least 147 people yesterday, calling it an act of “senseless brutality”.
Tipp postmasters want Gov to do more to ensure future
Tipperary postmasters are warning the government still needs to do much more to ensure the future viability of the rural postal network.
French hostages to sue media
A group of people who were held hostage during an Islamist attack in Paris in January are suing members of the French media.
Restaurants Association calls reverse of Good Friday alcohol ban
Restaurateurs say the ban on selling alcohol on Good Friday costs the sector 15 million euro in revenue.
Government backs down on directing welfare recipients towards EFT
There’s good news for rural Tipperary postal services as the government backs down on directing welfare recipients towards the banks.
