In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

'A major year for Nenagh' – Huge range of events planned for 'Nenagh 800' celebrations in 2020;

 

Gardaí discover cannabis growhouse following fire at Dunkerrin;

 

Arrests made in Nenagh over circulation of counterfeit currency;

 

New plans for Nenagh town, focusing on the Banba Square/Town Hall area and Mitchel St/Emmet Place junction;

 

Death of Templederry priest Fr Matt Ryan in Brazil;

 

'Dream come true' as Musical Theatre Academy Nenagh group to appear on 'Late, Late Toy Show';

 

Launch of second 'Under Crimblin Hill' journal from Dunkerrin Parish History Society;

 

Tipperary Co Council passes budget for 2020, with rebates for some commercial ratepayers;

 

Call for review of council amalgamation;

 

Book on bleeding statues of Templemore, which made town a pilgrimage site in 1920;

 

Plan to tackle pollution of Nenagh River;

 

RCDC calls another meeting over the future of long-term nursing home care in Roscrea;

 

New home for Roscrea 'Taste of Christmas' festival;

 

Loughton House opens for Christmas fayre this weekend;

 

Beckett Play for Nenagh Arts Centre;

 

Silvermines Folk Choir return for annual Christmas concert this Sunday;

 

Switching on of the Christmas lights in parishes across north Tipperary...

 

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