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Tipperary News July 22, 2022

Nenagh Injury Unit will re-open tomorrow

The Nenagh Injury Unit will re-open tomorrow. It does remain closed today due to staffing issues arising from unexpected leave. The unit will re-open Saturday, as normal from 8am-8pm, and can be contacted on 067-42311. People requiring treatment for minor injuries today should still attend the Injury Units at St John’s Hospital in Limerick, or Ennis […]
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Tipperary News July 13, 2022

Tipperary Councillors critical of Irish Water

Irish Water came under fire at this month’s meeting of Tipperary Council. A number of councillors expressed their concerns about Irish Water and how they notify the public about boil water notices, the potential health implications and the length of time the notices are lasting. A number of Tipperary’s elected representatives have said Irish Water’s […]
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Tipperary News July 2, 2022

Former Tipp hurler expresses concern over gym and exercise addiction in today’s culture

A former Tipp hurler has expressed concerns over gym and exercise addiction in today’s culture. John Leahy, who is now Drug Education Officer for the HSE, says that we are living in an era where having the perfect body can consume people. He told Tipp Today that balance is extremely important when it comes to […]
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Tipperary News June 22, 2022

Grief and sadness amongst the community in Cloneen today

There is grief and sadness amongst the community in Cloneen, as a number of lines of inquiry are opened into the discovery of two bodies in the area. It’s believed the couple who were found on the outskirts of the South Tipperary village were undiscovered for over 18 months. Gardaí now believe the two bodies found […]
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Tipperary News June 12, 2022

7,321 people impacted by boil water notice in Newport

A boil water notice has been issued in Newport. Following consultation with the HSE, Irish Water and Tipperary County Council, a Boil Water Notice has been issued for the area supplied by the Newport Public Water Supply. Operational issues at the plant has led to high levels of turbidity or cloudiness in the water, with […]
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  • Kilkenny suffer red card mayhem as Tipperary dominate fiery Nowlan Park clash
    by Niall McGrath on March 9, 2025 at 9:03 pm

    DEREK Lyng blasted the pressure put on referees after his Kilkenny team had three men sent off in a farcical seven-minute period during their defeat to Tipperary. Only two minutes earlier, Alan Tynan was the first player dismissed on a straight red card as Seán Stack indicated a shoulder to the head of Cian Kenny. Tipperary and Kilkenny fought out a fiery battle at Nowlan Park on Sunday Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng was left frustrated after the clash Kilkenny’s numerical advantage […]

  • ‘It’s finally finished’ beams Rachael Blackmore as Irish jockey announces exciting career news away from horse-racing
    by Andrew Ryan on March 5, 2025 at 3:32 pm

    RACHAEL BLACKMORE has written her first book – one she hopes will be “enjoyed by children and Grannys from all over!” The superstar Irish jockey announced the exciting news on Instagram, revealing that she had authored a children‘s book. Instagram/blackmorerachaelRachael Blackmore has co-authored her first children’s book[/caption] Jockey Rachael has received congratulations for her new ventureDavid Fitzgerald/Sportsfile Entitled ‘Granny National’ the Tipperary-native […]

  • ‘Someone will be killed’ fears as packed school bus struck by rocks thrown from flyover on busy Irish motorway
    by Ríona Maguire on March 4, 2025 at 2:36 pm

    A LOCAL councillor has expressed fears that “someone will be killed” on a busy Irish motorway after rocks were thrown at a packed school bus from a flyover. Gardai in Co Tipperary were alerted to the alleged incident on the M8 after a bus was struck by what the driver believes was a rock. The incident happened near the Palmershill exit on the M7Social Media The incident took place at around 10pm last Thursday night as two coaches were returning from a school event in Cahir. […]

  • Tipperary’s five-year Croke Park absence ignites Ronan Maher’s hunger for glory
    by Niall McGrath on March 4, 2025 at 6:00 am

    TIPPERARY’S Croke Park absence is always in the back of Ronan Maher’s mind.  The Premier have not lined out at GAA HQ in championship hurling since they won the 2019 All-Ireland final against Kilkenny.  Ronan Maher and Tipperary have not played at GAA HQ since 2019 And Maher is keen to replicate their 2019 All-Ireland final success as he admitted that he’s hungry for more silverware Tipp were regulars on Jones’ road when Maher made his SHC debut for the county in […]

  • Gardai launch probe after postman, 60s, suffers ‘bite wounds’ following ‘serious dog attack’ in Tipperary
    by Ellen Fitzpatrick on March 3, 2025 at 3:18 pm

    A POSTMAN is today being treated in hospital for serious injuries after he was allegedly savaged by two Alsatian dogs in north county Tipperary. The male post worker was making a delivery to a property at Kilcommon, last Thursday, when the two dogs set upon him. Sources said the post worker, 60s, suffered serous bite wounds to both his legs and to his lower body. A local source said the man was “devoured” by the two dogs when he entered the curtilage of the property thinking the […]