In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Spotlight on barracks – call to restore Nenagh's long-derelict military barracks;

 

Gardaí investigate spate of break-ins in Nenagh district;

 

Permission refused for Upperchurch windfarm plan;

 

Kate Middleton wears jacket designed by Portroe's Toinette Seymour with fabric supplied by John Hanly & Co of Ballyartella;

 

Statue of Virgin Mary commemorates four men shot dead in Roscrea;

 

Darren Kennedy, Dancing With the Stars' Templederry connection;

 

Planning granted for 22 new houses in Nenagh;

Nenagh to host national scuba diving event in March;

 

Councillors' concerns over new drink driving legislation and 'new phenomenon' of morning breathalysing;

 

Call for ban on election posters in Nenagh district;

 

Commemoration of first meeting of Dáil Éireann and of Soloheag Beg ambush;

 

Funding cuts in Nenagh district;

 

Nenagh man Brendan Hayden stuns his father, Tommy, by restoring 1950s bicycle;

 

Historian Danny Grace recalls the actions of Nenagh man Francis (Frank) Power, who died in the Civil War in 1922;

 

Nenagh Players prepare for new show, 'What Happened Bridgie Cleary'...

 

You'll also find a 16-page motoring supplement in this week's Nenagh Guardian, out now