In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...
Call for cap on asylum numbers – Deputy Michael Lowry meeting Minister for Justice over controversial plan to locate over 80 asylum seekers in Borrisokane;
Clonakenny garda awarded for bravery displayed in Dublin incident;
A grave offence – Crows taking shiny pebbles from graves at Lisboney, Nenagh;
Sadness and disappointment greets news of impending closure of Portroe Dive Centre;
Death of local motorcyclist in crash;
Nenagh man Brendan Murphy resigns from Fianna Fáil;
New astro-turf amenity planned for Burgess;
Twentieth anniversary of Cloughjordan ecovillage;
Death of Nenagh-born priest Fr Frank Corcoran in USA;
Councillors seek review of listed buildings, with concern over highly restrictive policy;
Spotlight on the upcoming Spleodar Halloween Festival in Nenagh;
Report on Cloughjordan group's trip to Jordan;
Silvermines Historical Society hosting talk by former RTÉ reporter Michael Fisher, as well as launch of new 'Mining the Past' book;
Sandra Farrell calls for 'ME time' in schools;
Cllr Morris vents anger over Shannon water plan...
Also in this week's Guardian, plenty more photos of the MacCarthy and Nowlan cups on tour across Tipp, and a special Christmas party supplement. The Guardian is out Wednesday morning as usual.