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'Tipperary Venue' Decision Postponed
A DECISION on whether to grant planning permission for the proposed E460m 'Tipperary Venue' near Two Mile Borris has been postponed, pending a response to a request for further information.
Birth rates soar at Clonmel hospitaln Figures boost maternity...
By Sian Moloughney A strong argument for the retention of the threatened maternity unit at South Tipperary General Hospital has been revealed this week in the Health Service Executive's own performance report.
11:26: 750 Irish soldiers serving overseas this Christmas
More than 750 members of the Defence Forces are serving overseas this Christmas.
Plan of action needed to save hospital services
Clonmel's Save Our Hospital Committee met with the local Oireachtas members, on Monday night, to discuss the current situation regarding the threat to services at South Tipperary General Hospital and agree a plan of action for 2010.
ISRAELI Ambassador to Ireland, Mr Zion Evrony, toured the Premier County last week to both boost business ties and dispel what he says are the sometimes negative impressions held about his home country.
Top names on McNamara list of IGB investors
SOME OF the country's best-known businessmen were named by developer Bernard McNamara this week as the investors involved in the 412 million purchase of the Irish Glass Bottle site in Ringsend.
Beidh foireann dospireachta na scoile ag glacadh pirt sa tri bhabtha de dhospireachta Ghael Linn i gCluain Meala D Cadaoin 16 Nollaig.
Prendergast slams TDs 'old boys network' in furious hospital row
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Cummins murder trial is adjourned
The trial of a Co Tipperary man accused of murdering a 21-year-old man in Waterford city has been adjourned until tomorrow.
Irish Red Cross estimates 300,000 raised in Floods Appeal
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05:00 Cowen unable to lead us to dry land after the floods
What an awful lot these inanities tell us about our stricken country. In the first place, Eamon O Cuiv is wrong.
Irish flood 'worst for 800 years'
Grand Parade in Cork city under water Last week's flooding in the Irish Republic was the worst the country had experienced in 800 years, Environment Minister John Gormley said.
ALONG WITH 37 OTHER people, I attended Ideagen in Clonmel, coming with a fluffy idea and looking for a bright spark that might suggest a way to distill a business process from the idea.
No financial bailout for victims, says Taoiseach
A STATE bailout for flood victims will be considered only in cases of extreme hardship, according to An Taoiseach Brian Cowen.
Clean-up begins after the deluge
A MASSIVE clean-up operation begins today after some of the worst flooding in Ireland in living memory.
17:45: More than 100 evacuated in heaviest flooding for years
More than 100 people were evacuated from their homes because of some of the worst flooding for years in the Republic of Ireland.
South and west hit by worst floods in 20 years
From Galway to Waterford, heavy rain, along with rising tides and gale force winds, has laid waste to homes, schools, businesses and farms.
Over 5,600 raised at coffee afternoon in aid of Cystic Fibrosis unit
A recent coffee afternoon in aid of TLC4CF raised over a 5,600 for the new Cystic Fibrosis fundraising organisation.
Johnston sees ad revenue decline slow
Media group Johnston Press, which owns 13 regional papers in Ireland, said today that total advertising revenues for the first 26 weeks of the year were down by 32.7 per cent.
Munster MEP's unite in back Tipperary Institute call
Munster MEP's have insisted that the future of Tipperary Institute be protected in the December budget and have vowed to resist any move to close the third level facility.
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