In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...
Food bank to open in Nenagh – 'Nenagh Community Food Bank' to open next week with support of the Mid West Simon Community for local people who are vulnerable;
Cannabis growhouse discovered after house fire in Roscrea;
Low water poses safety risk to boaters on Lough Derg;
Local walkers on pilgrimage to see the Pope – Church of Ireland Bishop Kenneth Kearon welcomes Papal visit;
Progress made on plan for hydro-electric power plant at Silvermines;
Leaving Cert students across North Tipp receive their exam results;
Local TD Alan Kelly gets support to head Labour Party;
John Banville to read at Dromineer Literary Festival;
Obama statues unveiled in Moneygall;
Call for State purchase of Ballina mansion;
RTÉ Investigates reveals high rate of injury claims in Tipp;
St Vincent de Paul seeking new volunteers in Tipperary;
Great strides made by local volunteers in Borrisokane Town Park;
Cappagh Hospital fundraising award for Nenagh man Michael Boland;
Feast of reading in the 2018 Tipperary Historical Journal;
Packed programme of events for Heritage Week in Roscrea;
Book returned to Thurles Library after 53 years;
Farmers' market workshop at Coolbawn Quay;
Countdown to the 33rd Milford Hospice Harvest Fair;
Historian Danny Grace on Timothy Francis Quinlan (1861-1927), the Speaker from Borrisokane;
Nenagh musician James McGrath to launch new EP this Friday...
There's loads to read about in this week's Guardian, out now