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: Heartbreak for Cashel as promotion push falls just short with last gasp defeat
Posted 3 weeks ago in News by Reporter
Cashel rugby club are a resilient lot. They’ve had many highs and lows over the years and grown as they did, facing each challenge with strength and perseverance. But even their greatest depths of determination will be tested after Saturday’s heartbreaking defeat in Dublin, when they lost at the death in their All-Ireland rugby league […]

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: Tidy Towns volunteers represent town at South East winners’ event
Posted 3 weeks ago in News by Reporter
A delegation from the hard-working Cashel Tidy Town committee, were delighted to be invited to Ballykisteen Hotel recently, where the village of Emly hosted the 2024 National Tidy Town Awards Ceremony, after being the South East Region winners of 2024. The event was to bring together the successful medal winners from right across the South […]

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: Substantial works to take place at Rock of Cashel this year
Posted 3 weeks ago in Community by Reporter
Correspondence between former county councillor and local historian Tom Wood, and the Department of Public Expenditure with special responsibility for Public Works, has revealed that there is significant and substantial works planned to be carried out at the Rock of Cashel and a newly purchased building at The Kiln. In an e-mail from the office […]

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Shock in town at closing of popular restaurant due to staffing shortages

Posted 3 weeks ago in General by Reporter

There was shock in the town of Cashel on Sunday afternoon at the sudden announcement of the closure of popular bar and restaurant, Davern’s Bar. In a social media post, the owners of the establishment cited their difficulty in being able to get enough trained staff to keep the restaurant open, but said that they […]

Factory attempts to lower beef prices at odds with reality of markets – IFA

Posted 3 weeks ago in Farming by Reporter

IFA Livestock Chair Declan Hanrahan said attempts by factories to lower beef prices is unjustified and unacceptable. He said demand for beef is extremely strong in all our key markets, with beef prices in the UK rising a further almost 7p/kg in the past week bringing the R4L steer price to the equivalent of €8.64/kg. […]

: South Tipp Macra enjoy Farm Hedgerow Walk with Alan Moore on Murphy’s farm at Carrigawillin
Posted 3 weeks ago in Farming by Reporter
South Tipperary Macra young farmers discussion group held a farm hedgerow walk entitled ‘Making hedges pay for themselves’ on Wednesday, 16th April on Michael Murphy’s drystock farm at Carrigawillin near Clonmel. The walk was led by Alan Moore from Hedgerows Ireland and focused on new hedge planting and hedge management techniques. Michael and his son […]

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: Memories of Pres girls’ unforgettable trip to Kolkata will last a lifetime
Posted 3 weeks ago in General by Reporter
Presentation Secondary School students accompanied by Ms King and Ms O’Sullivan continued their fine tradition of heading to Kolkata in association with the Hope Foundation having raised substantial funds for the charitable works there. Following in the footsteps of many Pres’ girls before them, the trip to Kolkata included a visit to Brian’s Way which […]

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Thurles CBS’s Harty Cup and Croke Cup winning teams honoured with Civic Award

Posted 3 weeks ago in GAA by Reporter

Thurles CBS Secondary School’s Dr Harty Cup and Croke Cup winning senior hurling team has been honoured by the Thurles Templemore Municipal District Council with a civic award in recognition of their outstanding achievements. This is the highest honour the local authority can bestow upon any individual or group and Thurles CBS were thrilled to […]

Thurles residents groups hit the jackpot with upkeep assistance

Posted 3 weeks ago in News by Reporter

Twenty-four residents’ groups/associations in Thurles town have been grant aided by the Municipal District Council having applied for assistance to help up-keep their neighbourhoods. The annual grants were announced this week and saw a total pot of €15,600 allocated to groups throughout the Municipal District. The Thurles grants went to: Marlstone Manor – €650 Cluain […]

Vincent Hunt, the Carrick-on-Suir native who died saving lives in Spain

Posted 3 weeks ago in General by Reporter

There are many monuments all around Europe to those who left their own lands to stand and fight in Spain during their civil war. The International Brigades are remembered in story and song across the continent by those who still remember the brave soldiers who stood up to Franco’s army. Men like Frank Ryan bring […]

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