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29 Jul
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Tipperary 2016 Community Grant Fund to commemorate the 1916 Rising.

  Tipperary 1916 – 2016 Rising Commemoration Fund for Communities In Tipperary. Tipperary County Council Heritage Office has announced a new grants scheme to encourage public participation in the commemorations of the 1916 Rising. Closing Date For Applications is August ...

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23 Jul
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Bord Na Móna Littleton

STATEMENT:   Deputy Michael Lowry has expressed disappointment at the failure of the Labour Relations Commission to resolve a plethora for outstanding issues between Bord na Móna Management and it’s staff.   The talks have now ended without agreement.  This ...

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17 Jul
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IFA LAUNCHES NATIONAL FARM SAFETY AWARENESS DAY, TUESDAY 21ST JULY

IFA LAUNCHES NATIONAL FARM SAFETY AWARENESS DAY, TUESDAY 21ST JULY IFA President Eddie Downey is asking all farm families to take action to make their farm a safer place to live and work on National Farm Safety Awareness Day, Tuesday, ...

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11 Jul
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Cycle Fundraiser for Ballyneale National School

Ballyneale National School Carrick-On-Suir will hold a Charity Cycle Fundraiser Starting with a fun 5k for kids on 10th july at 7pm. The main event will take place on Saturday July 11th registration opens at 8am. The event has a ...

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10 Jul
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Tunisia travel advice updated in light of security concerns

Tunisia travel advice updated in light of security concerns – Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Charlie Flanagan Following consultations and consideration of the security situation in Tunisia, Irish citizens are being advised to avoid non-essential travel to Tunisia in ...

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08 Jul
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Tipperary Warmer Homes Scheme 2015

What is the Tipperary Warmer Homes Scheme? This scheme provides house insulation and draught proofing to homeowners in Tipperary. It is run by Tipperary Energy Agency and funded by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland and SSE Airtricity. This scheme ...

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29 Jun
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North East Tipperary Drug & Alcohol Initiative Multi Agency Service Launch Roscrea

North East Tipperary Drug & Alcohol Initiative will Launch its New Multi Agency Service in Roscrea. The multiagency service is provided by Ana Liffey Drug Project, Bushypark Treatment Centre, The Community Substance Misuse Team, HSE Drug & Alcohol Service and ...

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26 Jun
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Nenagh General Hospital Visit

Delighted to have visited Nenagh General Hospital this week to see the new addition and refurbished facilities which are very impressive and a total transformation. The new Surgical Unit is equipped with state of the art high end technology and ...

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20 Jun
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Cashel King Cormacs GAA will host a unique 5 a side hurling tournament

On Saturday June 20th Cashel King Cormacs GAA will host a unique 5 a side hurling tournament. Qualifiers will commence between 12 & 6pm in the GAA ground. The tournament will then hold its quarter, semi and final matches in ...

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26 Nov
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Lowry deal pays dividends: work begins on new Endoscopy Unit and Lifts at Nenagh General

26th November 2009 Independent Deputy Michael Lowry hailed the beginning of works at Nenagh General, in accordance with his agreement with an Taoiseach, as a major step forward for the Hospital, with work on a new endoscopy unit beginning in ...

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