Historic CASHEL KC double county minor champions of 1974 honoured
On Friday, 7th March, the Cashel King Cormac’s G.A.A. club hosted an evening in Bailey’s Hotel in honour of the […]
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Ursulines host Tipperary Cup Blitz
Last week the Thurles Ursuline Secondary School hosted the Tipperary Cup Blitz in conjunction with the Presentation Thurles. UCT had
Annual Thurles CBS Fun Run proves a great success
Thurles CBS Secondary Schools annual Fun Run 2025 took place last week with the 8k route from the school to
Holycross Abbey to host relics of St Padre Pio
Ancient Holycross Abbey, situated just outside Thurles, has announced that the relics of Saint Padre Pio will be present on
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Seamus Healy raises Housing Emergency Measures in the Dáil
need to declare housing emergency immediately Today, Wednesday, 2nd April, Deputy Seamus Healy will bring before the Dáil the following
STEP UP for Family Carers
because they do for you every single day Step up and stand in solidarity with family carers by taking part
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Our rural future – Have your say
IFA National Rural Development Chair John Curran has encouraged as many farmers as possible to get involved and input into
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All TB burden being lumped onto farmers
Speaking after the TB Forum meeting last week, the Deputy President of ICMSA, Eamon Carroll, said that the association “had
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IFA asks: Out of season milk price bonuses – are they worth chasing
IFA has undertaken a cost benefit analysis of the various milk price incentives offered by dairy processors to encourage farmers
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New dairy beef weighing scheme must be built on – IFA
Commenting on the Dairy Beef Weighing Scheme announced by the Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon, IFA Livestock Chair Declan Hanrahan