In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

'Nail in the coffin of rural Ireland' – Shock over move by private bus company to discontinue stops in Birdhill, Toomevara and Moneygall;

 

Gardaí investigate suspected theft of greyhounds between Cloughjordan and Moneygall;

 

Roscrea lobbies for Family Resource Centre;

 

Community car pilot scheme mooted to tackle rural isolation;

 

Public meeting on future of Dean Maxwell home called in Roscrea;

 

Liam Minehan and Brendan Murphy launch their respective election campaigns in Nenagh;

 

Council award proposed for local filmmaker Nicholas Ryan-Purcell;

 

Launch of Tipperary Darkness into Light walks;

 

Award-winning wheelchair rugby player Shane Delaney of Nenagh sets sights on marathon;

 

Nenagh Credit Union to celebrate 50th anniversary;

 

Gráinne Ryan from Templederry wins 'Wedding Singer of the Year' award;

 

Tributes as Tipp Chief Superintendent Catherine Kehoe retires;   

 

Paralympian Peter Ryan of Upperchurch and Sr Eileen Fahey of Aiséirí in Cahir honoured by the Tipperary Association, Dublin;

 

Busy times ahead for Tipp Parkinson's Association;

 

Student Enterprise awards for Tipp schools;

 

Cloughjordan Community Development Committee sets out plans;

 

National Pilgrim Loop Walk in Kilcommon...

The Guardian is out on Wednesday morning as usual