In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Show the asylum seekers your love – Local Methodist Minister criticises Direct Provision system with plans in train to move 84 asylum seekers into Borrisokane;

 

Garda warning over bonfires and fireworks ahead of Halloween;

 

Nenagh CBS launches tractor run fundraiser for farm safety;

 

Order of Malta appeals for people to familiarise themselves with local defibrillator locations;

 

Nenagh is a “key town for expansion” - Fastest municipal district in terms of property development in Tipp;

 

Concern raised over plan to add new houses to “overburdened” area in Roscrea;

 

New book from Silvermines Historical Society;

 

Switch art festival returns to Nenagh;

 

Bringing Tipperary's rich hidden history to life – new experience opens at County Museum;

 

'Images of Ireland' feature in new book by local photographer Padraig Ó Flannabhra;

 

Opening of Sensory Garden and Fairy Trail at Sacred Heart Primary School, Roscrea;

 

Two great plays bound for Borrisokane;

 

Roscrea pride in improved Tidy Towns results;

 

Francis Brennan to appear at Specsavers in Nenagh...

 

You'll also find a fine batch of photos of Halloween happenings across our area amidst all the great reading in this week's Guardian, out Wednesday morning