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- Assembly blasted over ferry closure
- Missing seamen search wound down
- Bill for hard-hit homeowners fails
- Dublin accused over children's home
- 100 new houses for Limerick pledged
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News
St Patrick’s Day will be the start of tourism season
The first fundraiser for this year’s Cashel St. Patrick’s Parade will take place this Thursday in the Brian Boru at 8pm and everyone is welcome to attend.
Swan Club mourns passing of loyal supporter
Carrick Swan GAA Club extends its deepest sympathy to the family of Johnny Sullivan, who died last week.
Traveller family loses case against Clonmel school
An appeal taken by a Traveller family in the High Court against Clonmel High school has been dismissed.
Academic performance celebrated at Colaiste
A large crowd of students, parents, guardians, staff and guests turned out at Coláiste Dún Iascaigh to honour the achievements and dedication of high-performing students in the past school year, when a special ceremony was held last week.
New LGBT Youth Group for Cashel
If you are between the ages of 13 and 18 years, and identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender (LGBT for short), or you are questioning or unsure whether you are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender then read on!
Sport
Flannery says Ireland have a lot to prove in RBS 6 Nations opener video
MUNSTER and Ireland Hooker, Jerry Flannery, says Ireland have a lot to prove when they take on Wales at the Aviva Stadium this Sunday.
Change of date for Tipperary footballers
At a meeting of the Munster GAA CCC on Thursday evening, it was agreed to move the Munster GAA Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final between Tipperary and Kerry from Sunday, May 20th to Sunday, May 27th. This game will be played at Semple Stadium, Thurles with a 2.15pm throw-in time, followed by the Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final between Tipperary and Limerick at 4pm.
Earls set to be the centre of attention video
KEITH Earls has been asked to fill the biggest boots in Irish rugby this weekend after being named at second centre on the Ireland team to take on Wales in the opening game of this season’s Six Nations.
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Flannery says Ireland have a lot to prove in RBS 6 Nations opener video
MUNSTER and Ireland Hooker, Jerry Flannery, says Ireland have a lot to prove when they take on Wales at the Aviva Stadium this Sunday.
Lifestyle
Extra performances of Rosegreen Players’ hit production ‘You can’t take it with you’
As on the previous three nights, Rosegreen Community Hall was again full to capacity on Sunday night for what was to have been the final performance of this years production of Rosegreen Player’s production of ‘You can’t take it with you’ - however due to the unprecedented demand for tickets it was announced after the final curtain to stage two extra performances this coming Friday and Saturday, February 3 and 4, at 8pm.
A little trip to Dublin
I have so much I would like to say, or write, but don’t we all. It feels like it has been a long time since the last article. I would love to tell you I have spent that time travelling the world finding wines. I would love to say that I had a wonderful time in Australia, Chile and South Africa. There are many things I would love to say, but saying something isn’t the same as it being true.
Bobby Clancy remembered in sell out tribute concerts Picture gallery
Family, friends and fans fondly remembered the late Bobby Clancy through the music, songs, poetry and stories he loved at two sell-out concerts at Carrick-on-Suir’s Brewery Lane Theatre last week.
Now is the perfect time to plant trees
ERIKA REEVES continues an occasional gardening column by writing about trees and how to go about planting such a key element of any garden. She will also answer any queries sent to growingdesigns@yahoo.com
Granary host workshop on budget interior design
Now that Christmas is behind us it’s time to think of Spring and redecorating our houses without breaking the bank. A workshop “Interior Design On A Budget” will be held on Saturday, February 18, from 10am until 4pm at The Craft Granary. The cost is E40 per person. You will save that many times over by eliminating bad interior choices. Topics covered will be: how to decorate your house on a budget; preparing a house for letting or sale; how to get the best look for less using fabrics, wallpapers, and paints; using mirrors and glass to bring in light and space; how to revamp existing furniture; tips on rearranging pictures, mirrors and furniture to give your house a brand new look.
Community
Free parking days “a resounding success”, say local traders
Clonmel Chamber of Commerce has hailed the decision by Clonmel Borough Council to allow free parking on a number of Saturdays before Christmas as being extremely beneficial to the local economy. The business group said that feedback from retailers and customers was overwhelmingly positive.
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Saturday 04 February 2012
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