FIFA And UEFA Shame On You

Thierry Daniel Henry’s double hand passing of the ball to French team mate William Éric Gallas, which resulted in that all important extra-time goal, was a cruel and devastating blow to Ireland’s World Cup hopes last night.

While publicly, Henry may claim his double handling of the ball was accidental, the truth remains, he is [...]

Tipperary Milk Suppliers Get October Price Lift

Milk prices in Tipperary strengthen with Co-ops increasing prices to suppliers for both their September and October deliveries.

Following a board meeting on Friday last, Tipperary Co-Op have confirmed that they will pay 24.5 cents per litre VAT inclusive, from October, representing an increase of 2.9 cents per litre.

Outside the meeting more than 150 [...]

Thurles Credit Union People Of The Year Awards 2009

Thurles Credit Union 'People of the Year' Award

Thurles Credit Union presented its annual ‘People of the Year Awards’ at a function in the Anner Hotel on Saturday night last, when a number of people were honoured for their contribution to their local communities on a voluntary level.

Thanks to many nights of careful [...]

Durlas Óg Photographic Exhibition in Tipp Institute

Denis Maher of Thurles Sarsfields in action

While events to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the GAA may have come to an end, there is at lease one further associated event yet to come in the Co.Tipperary GAA calendar, which should not missed.

This event is a truly exiting exhibition of photographs, which will [...]

Nenagh Hospital Action Group Sick Of Empty Promises

Nenagh Hospital Action Group Chairman, Christy Hartigan has given a guarded welcome to a recent announcement by Deputy Michael Lowery and warned the people of Tipperary against listening to empty promises being peddled by politicians.

Earlier this week, North Tipperary Independent Dáil Deputy, Michael Lowry confirmed that following recent discussions with government officials, funding is [...]