Fermoy experiences wettest September in more than 10 years
Fermoy experienced its wettest September in more than 10 years this year, according to figures obtained from Met Éireann. Nationally, the majority of monthly...
Appreciating a safe water supply in Clogheen
A little over six months since Irish Water and Tipperary County Council marked the official opening of the Burncourt Water Supply Scheme, a mother...
Body recovered from river in Fermoy
A body was recovered from the River Blackwater in Fermoy early on Wednesday morning.
Following a call to emergency services at around 7.50am, the body...
Volunteers needed for car park patrol during mass times
A car park patrol during mass times has recently been started by the Glenroe/Ballyorgan Community Alert group, aimed towards eliminating the risk of crime in the...
Doneraile man dies while on training exercise in Wales
The funeral of a Doneraile man who died in an accident during a training exercise in Snowdonia, Wales, will take place on Saturday. Kevin...
Speed limit changes anger residents
New speed limit changes near the Army Camps on the old Cork/Dublin road have sparked anger among road users and some residents.
The new changes to the...
Killavullen tractor run scores again for Marymount
It's a tried and trusted formula that continues to raise funds for a variety of good causes. On Sunday morning last, the 10th annual...
The Captor – the life and times of John Sadleir
The story of Ned Kelly, the infamous Australian outlaw with County Tipperary roots, and his gang is well documented, but perhaps what isn’t so well...
Historic 10th Gold medal for Coolagown in Tidy Towns
Coolagown collected an historic 10th Gold medal at the SuperValu Tidy Towns competition awards ceremony, held on Monday in The Helix, Dublin.
This is a...
Remembering the late Tom Barry, Rathcormac
The death last week on Wednesday, September 20th of Tom Barry (B.E.) of Garrynacole, Rathcormac caused widespread regret not only in his beloved, native...
