In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

'I still believe he will recover' – Family of friends of Dariusz Swierkoz make renewed appeal for funds as first anniversary of his tragic accident in Poland approaches;

 

Launch of Nenagh 800 year of festivities;

 

HIQA review over Emergency Department overcrowding crisis at Limerick hospital;

 

Number of people killed on Tipperary roads increased to reach third highest in the country in 2019;

 

Gardaí make several large-scale drugs seizures in Nenagh and Roscrea;

 

Concerns raised again after crack appears in Millennium Cross over Portroe;

 

Plan to tackle mobile phone 'black spots' in north Tipperary;

 

Community wellbeing vision for Nenagh district;

 

North Tipp Ploughing loses leading ambassador with recent death of Jack Slattery, Kilbiller, Puckane;

 

Fresh concerns are raised over Pallas church ruin, Rathcabbin;

 

New car showroom planned for Nenagh;

 

Principal Brian Kenny bows out after 26 years' service at Clonmore NS;

 

Green light for Nenagh medical centre plan;

 

President-elect Tim Cullinan to speak at North Tipp IFA Executive AGM...

This week's Guardian also features plenty more photos from happenings around the area over the busy Christmas/New Year season; out on Wednesday morning.