In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Tipperary recovery 'lagging behind' – CEO warns of challenge to provide services as council passes €140 million budget for Tipperary;

 

Way cleared for new Ballina bridge as Supreme Court application fails;

 

Woman charged over fatal stabbing of man in Roscrea;

 

Standoff in Ardcroney over council's plans for bollards;

 

Silvermines Folk Choir to present Christmas concert;

 

Ballywilliam sacristan Mary Ellis honoured for her service to the church;

 

Council well-stocked with salt for the winter;

 

White Flag award for Nenagh Leisure Centre;

 

Council tackling derelict sites in Nenagh district;

 

Mass of Thanksgiving to celebrate retirement of Ballina NS principal Margaret O'Sullivan;

 

Awards for Tipperary nursing home staff;

 

Lions Club Christmas Food Appeal;

 

Hospice to hold Christmas Tree of Remembrance Service in Nenagh again;

 

All set for Taste of Roscrea festival;

 

Funding approved for Ballinderry flood works;

 

Cloughprior remembrance service on centenary of local soldier's death;

 

Nenagh band Wolfkids release debut album;

 

Historian Danny Grace on the Clare Glens, Newport;

 

Puckane & Carrig Drama Group bring 'The Banshee of Crokey Hill' to Ballycommon...

 

Plus lots more in this week's Guardian, out Wednesday morning