- Bank urged to explain job loss plan
- Government refuses to raise tax
- Show defaming priest 'inexplicable'
- Jobs boost at medical devices firm
- Team to mark Loughinisland massacre
- Tax case consultants cost 11m euro
- Play cards right on EU, says Ganley
- Minister in EU treaty poll blunder
- Hospital patients 'put at risk'
- New jobs created in IBM expansion
District Notes
Mullinahone
Wedding - The wedding took place in St. Michael’s Church on May 3rd of Pamela Grant and Donald Phelan. Pamela is the eldest daughter of John and Mary Grant of Ballydonnell while Donald is the son of Donal and Jean Phelan of Rathdowney. Celebrant was Fr. John McGrath P.P. Bridesmaids were Ashling Dunne and Laura Grant (sisters of the Bride); Bestman was James Phelan (brother of the Groom) and his friend Brian Dowling was Groomsman; Rebecca Dunne and Tom Dunne were flower girl and page boy (niece and nephew of the Bride). Readers were Laura Jane Whelan and Mary Molloy; the Prayers of the Faithful were recited by Leanne O’Regan, Clare Kelly, Alan Kelly and Stephen Crotty. The Offertory Gifts were presented by Mary Grant and Jean Phelan. Una Phelan was a lovely vocalist. Sandra O’Keeffe read the Communion Reflection. A most enjoyable reception was held for family and friends in the Ormonde Hotel in Kilkenny. Pamela and Donald are spending their honeymoon in Mexico and New York. We wish them many, many years of wedded bliss together in Rathdowney.
Cloughjordan
Mobile Phones - Cloughjordan Fire Brigade are collecting old mobile phones. If they can collect 360 phones they will be able to secure a life saving defibrillator for the local community. All fire brigade members are trained to use the defibrillator and training will be provided for any of the local community who require it. Phones can be given to the local fire brigade or they can be dropped into the local schools.
Bournea
G.A.A. Intermediate Hurling - On Sunday evening last in Holycross, Ballycahill-Clonakenny defeated Moyne-Templetuohy in the first round of the Mid Tipp
Killenaule
Killenaule Ladies Soccer -The league resumed again this weekend with an away game to unbeaten Cahir. The girls had a fantastic win in a game dominated by the wind. Shauna Hayes got us off to a great start with a well taken goal after 5 mins. But Cahir replied within 5 mins from a corner to leave it 2-1 at half time. In the second half Cahir had the wind and put a lot of pressure on Killenaule with Erin Slattery holding strong in the middle of the field and Cahir were denied 2 certain goals by Roisin Trehy and Eidin Murphy stopping the ball on the line. The pressure was relieved when Michelle Meagher sent a great ball to Katie O’Regan who finished in style and 5 mins later Katie O’Regan headed home a Shauna Hayes corner. But with 10 mins to go Jennifer Grant had 2 goals for Cahir and the game was wide open again until Shauna Hayes sent Katie O’Regan through again to seal the game. The final score 5-3 to Killenaule. Team: Sharon Hanley, Eidin Murphy, Aoife O’Connor, Roisin Trehy, Aimee Maloney, Michelle Meagher, Erin Slattery, Ellen Walsh, Shauna Hayes, Katie O’Regan and Edel O’Dwyer. Subs used: Cait Murphy, Roisin O’Regan and Aisling O’Dwyer. Other subs: Nell Trehy, Fiona O’Connor and Hannah Stapleton.
Moyne - Templetuohy
Tidy Village Quiz - Moyne Templetuohy Macra na Feirme will hold a Table Quiz in aid of Moyne Tidy Village on this Friday, 18th May at Quinlans by kind permission commencing at 9.30 p.m. Your support would be greatly appreciated.
Announcements
Vincent Jackman : Memorial
Published in the Tipperary Star on 17 May 2012
Denis Maher : Memorial
Published in the Tipperary Star on 17 May 2012
Lily Fogarty : Memorial
Published in the Tipperary Star on 17 May 2012
Jack Doherty : Memorial
Published in the Tipperary Star on 17 May 2012
David O'Halloran : Memorial
Published in the Tipperary Star on 17 May 2012
Local Businesses
Coonan Says Yes Vote ‘Good For Exports’
FINE Gael’s Deputy Noel Coonan has called on agri-businesses and all those involved in our food and drink industry to back the Stability Treaty. Deputy Coonan added that a Yes vote would have a positive impact on exports, trade and CAP negotiations.
Bryan Criticises SFA
IFA President John Bryan has strongly criticised the Small Firms Association for its suggestion to impose commercial rates on the farming sector, which supports 300,000 jobs and thousands of small businesses around the country.
Farmers - Breaks Important For Healthy Minds, Relationships and Business
If you tend to keep thinking about the cows while you are on holidays or you tend not to take holidays at all then it is time for a change.
Glanbia Performance In Line With Expectations
Glanbia plc, the international nutritional solutions and cheese group, has issued an Interim Management Statement (IMS) in accordance with the reporting requirements of the EU Transparency Directive and in conjunction with the Group’s Annual General Meeting. The IMS covers the three month period to 31 March 2012.
Community News
Fianna Fail Thanks
Thurles Fianna Fáil would like to thank everyone who contributed to the national collection for the Republican Party at Masses across the electoral area recently.
Death Of Former Foroige Director
Michael B. Cleary, former Director of Foróige, The National Youth Development Organisation, sadly passed away on Saturday 28th April. Michael, who is widely recognised as being a pioneer of the youth work sector in Ireland, served at the helm of Foróige for 36 years (1967 – 2003).
Dean Maxwell Health Minister
Recently, the Dean Maxwell Community Nursing Support Group met with the Minister for Health Dr. James Reilly at Leinster House to seek assurances and clarity with respect to the future of the Dean Maxwell Unit and a restoration of the bed numbers to 27, thus reversing the recent cut in bed numbers to 20.
Kelly Welcomes CCTV For Thurles Town
Junior Minister Alan Kelly also welcomed the CCTV announcement stating, “I welcome the provision of 66,689 from Dept of Justice through Pobal for the installation of CCTV cameras in Thurles.
Lowry’s No Comment on Land Allegations - Matter in the Hands of Solicitors, he says
North Tipperary Deputy Michael Lowry has declined to comment on allegations in a Sunday newspaper and on a daily paper, that a company of which he is a Director and which owns property in Gortnahoe was not revealed in the Oireachtas register of TD’s statement of registrable interests.
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