In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Council to get tough on illegal dumping – 20,000 Tipperary households not registered with a waste collection service;

 

HSE applies for planning permission for new 50-bed nursing home in Nenagh;

 

Gardaí put on display seizure of more than €20,000 worth of stolen tools;

 

Civic welcome for Jordanian Ambassador to Ireland on his first visit to Cloughjordan;

 

Gardaí probe local burglaries;

 

Looking forward to 'An Evening with Phil Coulter' and guests in Nenagh;

 

All set for the Portroe Vintage & Parish Day;

 

Sadness at passing of Nenagh hotelier Denis Gilmartin, and comedian Brendan Grace, who lived in Ballina;

 

New roles for Councillors Morris, Carroll and Bugler;

 

Leading council official Matt Shortt set to retire;

 

Changes due in casual trading, as Tipp shop owners under increasing pressure to survive;

 

Nenagh Golf Club to host hospice classic;

 

Kilbarron-Terryglass Historical Society goes back to their foundations;

 

Royal treatment for Princess Ellie from Borrisokane;

 

Tipp Classical music festival rebrands to Féile 19;

 

Reunion planned for Nenagh boys school class of 1969;

 

Dylan Rooney – the big boom of baritone for Ballinree...

 

This week's Nenagh Guardian will be available on Wednesday morning as usual