In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Bad roads spark community anger – Public meeting organised in Lower Ormond as residents lose patience over condition of their roads;

 

Plan to close local rail line;

 

Gardaí carry out searches in Nenagh;

 

CPO sought over former Angler's Rest site, which is being used to dump rubbish;

 

Former Dunnes Stores premises in Nenagh sold;

 

Nenagh Coty factory up for sale;

 

Local TDs voice concern over National Broadband Plan;

 

Ó Riada Gold Medal for Borrisokane student;

 

Kilruane school reaches final of national robotics building competition;

 

Roscrea Toastmasters celebrate 10th anniversary;

 

Local schools celebrate Grandparents Day;

 

Historian Danny Grace on Nenagh's most famous singer, Agnes Treacy;

 

The Fureys in concert in Nenagh;

 

Call to Tipp's budding film-makers;

 

Nenagh 'Christmas house' raises over €2,000 for Suaimhneas;

 

Plus a feature on First Communion in this week's Nenagh Guardian, out Wednesday morning