In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Increase in thefts from vehicles in Tipperary – Garda warning after 35 thefts from vehicles in first six weeks of the year;

Council provided more than 800 houses in 2016;

 

Local anger over works carried out at Millennium Cross car park;

 

Voluntary housing agency to take charge of 12 abandoned houses in Roscrea;

 

Death of former North Tipperary County Manager John McGinley;

 

New President of Nenagh Chamber of Commerce;

 

Further information sought on Tippo International rebuilding plan;

 

New speed limit for Nenagh-Limerick road;

 

Fourth case of bird flu in Lower Ormond;

 

Events in Borrisoleigh this Sunday to mark the 150th anniversary of the Fenian Rising in Tipp;

 

Reprieve for Cistercian College Roscrea, which is facing closure;

 

Historical book on death of doctor's wife in nineteenth century Nenagh;

 

Kilcommon GAA book – 'Cuttin' or Atein' the Bushes';

 

Local author Marjorie Quarton remembers the reappearance of cars after the Second World War;

 

Historian Danny Grace on the 1841 Repeal meeting at Carney Commons, attended by Daniel O'Connell;

 

Update on Roscrea Enhancement Plan;

 

Keeper Hill wind farm case for EU court;

 

Enterprise Week in Tipperary;

 

Magical wedding fair at Nenagh's Abbey Court Hotel;

 

Feature on North Tipperary Community Services;

 

Busy programme of events at Nenagh Arts Centre;

 

Focus on Nenagh Plant Hire & Hardware Ltd...

 

Plus lots more in this week's Nenagh Guardian, in the shops Wednesday morning