In this week's Nenagh Guardian news...

Tipp sport groups enjoy €1.6m windfall – Christmas comes early for 45 sporting clubs and organisations in Tipperary; see who got what under the 2019 Sports Capital Fund;

 

Gardaí investigate burned out car in Nenagh housing estate;

 

'Frightening' numbers on council housing waiting list;

 

Successful CBS tractor run for Embrace Farm – second Little Angels Tractor Run planned in Terryglass for Share A Dream;

 

Top trad award for All Ireland Fleadh-winning accordion player Ned Kelly of Ballycommon;

 

IFA presidential candidate Tim Cullinan calls for Tipp backing ahead of vote;

 

Launch of Arra Historical & Archaeological Society's first journal, the 'Annals of Arra';

 

Fundraising appeal for seven-year-old Jamie Mannion, who attends St Anne's in Roscrea;

 

Update on works planned for Roscrea town;

 

Stapleton's Bakery secures €3.5 million deal with Aldi;

 

Feature on Nenagh Equestrian Centre, where long-service awards were presented last week;

 

Details of Science Week projects in local schools...

 

Also in this week's Guardian – out on Wednesday morning – the DK Travel holiday competition returns; start collecting the tokens!

 

Photo: Pictured following a very successful Nenagh CBS Tractor Run are, back row: Karen O’Donnell (Principal, Nenagh CBS), Dermot Brislane (Deputy Principal, Nenagh CBS), Paul Dolan, Paul Butler, Michele Forde. Front row: Patrick Fogarty, Paul Seymour, Jack Gleeson, Patrick Quigley, Micheál Ryan. PHOTOGRAPH: ODHRAN DUCIE