In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

One in four reject council house offer – 3,400 applicants on council housing list and 25% of those offered a house reject the offer;

 

Garda warning on burglaries following spate of incidents, including break-ins to four premises on Nenagh street;

 

Life saved at Anna Kelly's pharmacy in Nenagh;

 

Nenagh to host community Christmas Day dinner;

 

Presidential candidate Tim Cullinan urges IFA members to get out and vote;

 

Man jailed over circulation of fake €50 notes in Nenagh district;

 

The Christmas Day swim at Youghalarra;

 

Anger aired at another public meeting on the future of nursing home care in Roscrea;

 

'We're the forgotten people' – council row over roads funding;

 

Former Fianna Fáil local election candidate Brendan Murphy join's Michael Lowry's team;

 

Passing of former North Tipp senator Liam Whyte;

 

Christmas festival in Cloughjordan;

 

Ormond Octaves concert at the Church of St Mary of the Rosary in Nenagh;

 

North Tipp IFA Chairperson Imelda Walsh hits out at misinformation over farm produce;

 

Festive lights and Christmas market in Newport;

 

High levels of patient satisfaction at Nenagh hospital;

 

'No More Nightmares' in Nenagh – swansong showcase for local live music promotion outfit;

 

Christmas Crooners in Nenagh...

 

This week's Guardian also a bumper 32-page 'Christmas 2019 in Nenagh' shopping guide – out now!