In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

'We're not going away' – protest over council rent increases in Nenagh;

 

Burgess dump discovery prompts call for public vigilance;

 

Nenagh in second place in national IBAL Anti-Litter League;

 

Report on Terryglass' top performance in Tidy Towns competition;

 

Two daughters and their mother to run Dublin City Marathon in memory of Andrew Younghusband, who took his own life earlier this year;

 

Nenagh woman airlifted to hospital after Clare wedding;

 

Elderly man threatened in Borrisokane house burglary;

 

Hydro-electric power project in Silvermines begins to take shape;

 

Large attendance at IFA cattle crisis meeting in Nenagh;

 

Generous donation to Dromineer-based RNLI lifeboat station;

 

Kilbarron-Terryglass Historical Society's First World War commemoration project goes full-circle;

 

Top award for Tipperary Fire & Rescue Service;

 

Acclaimed musician Eleanor McEvoy for Nenagh show;

 

Three Angels 5k road race this Sunday...

 

Also in this week's Guardian – out Wednesday as usual – a report on the official opening of the new Garden of Remembrance in Cloughjordan. Photograph (by Odhran Ducie) shows one of the garden's features, a pillar for each of the seven leaders of the 1916 Rising, with Thomas MacDonagh commemorated in the centre