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: Golf buggies stolen and dumped in River Suir
Posted in General By Jamie O’Flaherty
Two drive-on golf buggies have been stolen from Clonmel Golf Club and vandalised. The theft was discovered on Friday morning when the buggies were found abandoned on the Blueway.One was driven off the pathway on the Blueway and into the River Suir between Richard Mulcahy Park and Carey’s Slip. It was one of two drive-on […]

: Cashel mourns one of its most famous GAA stars
Posted in GAA By Reporter
Cashel and Tipperary woke up last weekend to the sad news of the passing of one its most famous GAA sons, when the death of Peter O’Sullivan was announced. Peter was a proud King Cormac, and won All-Ireland medals in the Blue and Gold of Tipperary in the 1960’s and 70’s. A brilliant and brave […]

: Cashel Men’s Shed visit Dail Eireann
Posted in News By Reporter
Some members of the highly successful Cashel Men’s Shed had a special trip away last week when they were guests of local TD Martin Browne, to Dail Eireann. The Shed which is based at Spafield Resource Centre, caters for men of all ages, and is a place where they go to learn new skills, but […]

: Myne Security company hopes to significantly expand Cashel investment over coming years
Posted in News By Reporter
Local businessman Jack Raeburn announced this week significant plans to expand his Myne Security company in Cashel, over the next number of years, and is looking for people to employ immediately, to kick off those plans. He has also promised extra jobs, with staff required over the next number of years, in what promises to […]

: Local Clonmel Man Describes Ukraine War as Harrowing and Unnecessary
Posted in General By Reporter
Anthony Hawkins, a local photographer from Clonmel who now runs a restaurant in Belfast, is currently visiting Ukraine with his Ukrainian girlfriend.He describes the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine as both “very scary and unnecessary.” Anthony paints a harrowing picture of the destruction he has witnessed, describing village after village laid to waste, with […]

: Citius – Altius – Fortius
Posted in Sport By Ronan Quirke
So, what are you up to on Thursday 1st August at 11.30 am? Not sure? All going well, you will be sitting, or standing, or screaming in front of a screen. Watching the men’s double scull rowing final at the Paris Olympics. Clonmel rower, Daire Lynch will be taking to the water alongside his partner, […]

: Two Titles for Hillview Junior Lady Lorraine Creed
Posted in General By Reporter
Lorraine has brought 2 fantastic victories to Hillview Pitch & Putt Club over the last 10 days! St Stephen’s, Cork was the 1st victory for Lorraine in the Over 55’s Junior All Ireland Ladies Grade. Super shooting on a tough course. Following on from that day a mere week ago – Lorraine took herself off […]

: Delahunty delivers double delight for Rovers in South final victory over Commercials
Posted in GAA By Reporter
Clonmel Oil South Tipperary Senior Football Championship Final: CLONMEL COMMERCIALS 0-9 MOYLE ROVERS 1-8 A goal by Luke Delahunty in the 60th minute decided the Clonmel Oil South Tipperary Senior Football Championship final in favour of Moyle Rovers in an always-tight and competitive game played at the Barracks Field, Fethard on Wednesday evening last. It […]

: Brackens claim county title in style
Posted in GAA By Big John
J.K. Brackens. 1:11Moyne-Templetouhy 0:07 Over the past few years football supporters in Tipperary have witnessed some extraordinary county football finals but last Saturday’s County U17A Football Final between Mid Tipperary rivals JK Brackens and Moyne-Templetouhy surely ranks amongst the best. It was a game that had the supporters of both sides totally invested from the […]

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