Community
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Clonmel Credit Union - the singular most important organisation to be established in Clonmel over the past 50 years’
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Creative Crafts on display at Cahir Day Care Open Days
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Annual Healthy Heart Walk/Run will support Hospice
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Special Olympics Bowling Club benefits from very special event
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Richie wins All-Ireland powerlifting title
District Notes
Mitchelstown
HURLERS WIN Ballygiblin Junior A hurlers had their second win in a row on Sunday at Kilworth in the Cavanagh’s Fermoy Div 1 HL against East Cork opponents. Good victories in the last two weeks over Middleton and Erin’s Own has now seen them move away from the relegation zone. They have still to play Churchtown in the coming weeks.
Announcements
Ellen (Nellie) Burke : Acknowledgement
Published in the Nationalist on 16 May 2013
Fr. Tommy Marley : Acknowledgement
Published in the Nationalist on 16 May 2013
Margaret Lonergan : Acknowledgement
Published in the Nationalist on 16 May 2013
Sean Marsh : Acknowledgement
Published in the Nationalist on 16 May 2013
Tony Ryan : Acknowledgement
Published in the Nationalist on 16 May 2013
Local Businesses
Barlo Motors look with confidence to the future with Ford and Nissan Brands
Barlo Motors Ltd and Barlo Nissan Clonmel are two of Clonmel’s locally-owned and family-run dealerships and are looking to the future with the successful Ford and Nissan brands.
Clonmel Credit Union - ‘the singular most important organisation to be established in Clonmel over the past 50 years’
CLONMEL CREDIT UNION which this year celebrates the 50th anniversary of its founding in 1963 was accorded a civic reception by Clonmel Borough Council at the Town Hall on Friday night last.
Ballybrado organic brand celebrates 30 years with online baking course
Ballybrado, the longest established organic brand in Ireland, celebrates 30 years of organic food and farming this year.
Higher production costs reduce 2012 farm incomes - Teagasc
A preliminary estimate of the Teagasc National Farm Survey results show that family farm income decreased by 15% in 2012, bringing the average income figure for the farming sector to €25,483.
ICMSA accuse Glanbia and other processors of ‘sitting on returns while their suppliers struggle’
The Deputy President of ICMSA, Pat McCormack, has accused the state’s biggest processors of sitting on vastly improved market returns while watching their suppliers struggle and he has called on the processors to belatedly recognise the dire straits their suppliers are in and to set proper prices that reflect to a meaningful degree the kind of market buoyancy witnessed month-on-month since January. Mr McCormack, who is also Chairman of the Diary Committee, said that there was a growing degree of anger and despair amongst dairy farmers at what he said was an “inexplicable” gap between the IDB Index and the price being paid to suppliers during the one of the worst fodder and weather crisis in living memory. He named as Kerry Group and Glanbia as the two most glaring cases where the price being paid to suppliers was “hopelessly adrift” of the prices the processors themselves were receiving.
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- Frankie Dettori proves a big hit at Chinese restaurant
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Sunday 19 May 2013
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