Tim Young, Kilmore, Silvermines, had silage cut and baled last week. PHOTOGRAPH: ODHRAN DUCIE

In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Published: Tue 8 Jan 2019, 3:16 PM

Last updated: Tue 8 Jan 2019, 3:21 PM

'Mines farmer's winter harvest! Mild weather leads to unprecedented grass growth and hitherto unheard of cutting and baling of silage on New Year's Day;

Eleven deaths on Tipp roads in 2018;

Construction boom returns to Nenagh? Plans for over a hundred houses before local authority;

Nenagh drops from second to 18th place in IBAL Anti-Litter League;

Radio Kerry set to acquire Tipp FM;

Gardaí respond to report of sulky racing on old N7 at Carrigatoher;

Green light for Mr Price expansion plan in Nenagh;

Feature on Fr Matt Ryan, the Templederry priest working for Brazil's poor;

Roscrea man Michael Donovan hoping to win council seat for Sinn Féin;

Protest over education fees in Templemore;

Some 370 people turn out for North Tipperary Community Rail Partnership's train trips to Limerick on Ice;

Lidl completes installation of energy-saving solar panels at its new Nenagh store;

Roscrea Enhancement Committee Awards;

Countdown to Aglish Drama Group's new show;

Club Rince to host 30th annual Connie Ryan Set Dancing Weekend in Nenagh...

Also in this week's Guardian (out Wednesday), a four-page 'New Year, New You' feature, plus a free 2019 calendar with photos from the winners of our recent competition