Long-Idle Convent grounds could finally become a major community asset under Cashel regeneration plans
After more than two decades of uncertainty, Cashel’s former Convent Grounds could finally be set for a new chapter, with […]
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An Evening of Music, History and Storytelling with Bill O’Brien
Music lovers, history enthusiasts and fans of Irish folklore are in for a memorable evening as acclaimed ballad collector, singer,
Renovation Works Progress at St John the Baptist Church on Friar Street
Renovation works are currently underway at St John the Baptist Church on Friar Street in Cashel, as restoration efforts continue
Historic Goal for Cashel’s Caoimhe Perdue as Ireland Shine in Pro League Debut
History was made last week at the Sport Ireland Campus, as the Ireland Women’s hockey team made their long-awaited debut
Heartbreak for Cashel as promotion push falls just short with last gasp defeat
Cashel rugby club are a resilient lot. They’ve had many highs and lows over the years and grown as they
Tidy Towns volunteers represent town at South East winners’ event
A delegation from the hard-working Cashel Tidy Town committee, were delighted to be invited to Ballykisteen Hotel recently, where the
Substantial works to take place at Rock of Cashel this year
Correspondence between former county councillor and local historian Tom Wood, and the Department of Public Expenditure with special responsibility for
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Shock in town at closing of popular restaurant due to staffing shortages
There was shock in the town of Cashel on Sunday afternoon at the sudden announcement of the closure of popular
Local band to represent Tipp at Irish Music Awards
Young Cashel band “Ferns” continued their successful rise last weekend when they were chosen to represent Tipperary at the upcoming
Rugby Club now just one step away from AIL promotion
Johnny Hannigan poignantly remembered Cashel win play off battle and remember a great clubman. There was a sense of poignancy