Dáil votes to censure Mattie McGrath over abuse of parliamentary privilege

The matter relates to comments the independent TD made during a Dáil debate last June about the former mayor of Clonmel who is an abuse victim.

IBAL Litter League 2012: Where did your town finish?

Kilkenny has been named Ireland’s most litter-free town by Irish Business Against Litter. Did your town feature highly?

Shane Rossiter murder: Man, 29, due in court today

The man is one of three who were arrested last Tuesday, and will appear before Clonmel District Court at lunchtime.

Seven people arrested in connection with Shane Rossiter murder

Five men and two women were arrested in the Tipperary area today.

The 9 at 9: Tuesday

Good morning! Here’s the nine things you need to know as you start your day.

Entire street in Tipperary among lots for sale at distressed property auction

The latest Allsop Space distressed property auction takes place in the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin today, the day before the Budget.

The 9 at 9: Friday

Nine things to know on this rainy Friday morning…

Next distressed property auction includes entire street in Tipperary

All 18 units of Market Place in Clonmel will be sold in a single lot with a reserve price of €900,000.

Man dead after shooting in Tipperary village

Gardaí have confirmed that the shooting happened at around 6.45am this morning.

Clonmel boil notice lifted

Drinking water in Clontarf 'reaching safe levels' but warnings still in place

Meanwhile, some Tipperary residents will be boiling their water for another 24 hours after a possible contamination.

Possible contamination leads to water restrictions in Tipperary

Residents of Clonmel have been issued with a boil notice, while certain restrictions are still in place across Dublin as well.

Carlow, Nenagh, Castlebar, and Kilkenny to be among 'active travel towns'

The government has given €4.5 million to nearly a dozen infrastructure projects which will aim to get more people cycling and walking in towns across the country.

Brammeier puts Olympic disappointment aside to win third consecutive nationals title

The Omega Pharma Quick Step rider beat Nicolas Roche by five seconds in Clonmel yesterday.

Peter Creedon handed Premier football job

The West Cork man takes over from John Evans, who stepped recently in the wake of the Premier’s defeat to Sligo.

Man held by gardaí after serious assault in Thurles

A 22-year-old man was left in critical condition after an assault in the early hours of Sunday morning in Tipperary.

Renting new bases to replace barracks will save €1million – Shatter

The Minister said leasing separate training facilities in towns whose barracks shut down would cut costs significantly.

Government looking for premises... in town where army barracks was closed

Alan Shatter has confirmed his department is advertising to rent another property in Cavan, whose barracks was slated for closure last year.

Traveller loses legal case over right to attend local school

The teenager’s mother had argued that giving priority enrolment to sons of past pupils was indirect discrimination against Travellers.

Two charged over Clonmel murder

Two men are to appear before a Dungarvan court tomorrow in connection with the murder of 46-year-old Antony Fallon last week.

Two men arrested in connection with Anthony Fallon murder

The 46-year-old was found dead in an apartment block in Clonmel last Wednesday morning.

Death of man in Clonmel now a murder inquiry

The man has been named locally as Anthony Fallon who was found in the lobby of an apartment block in the Tipperary town yesterday morning.

Body found in apartment block in Clonmel

Gardaí say they are now treating the discovery of the body as suspicious and have opened an investigation.

The 9 at 9: Wednesday

Nine things to know this morning…

Body of missing Tipperary man found in River Suir

24-year-old Christopher Cronin went missing from Clonmel on 2 Jan.

Appeal for missing 24-year-old Christopher Cronin

Cronin was last seen just after midnight on 2 January at the Gashouse Bridge in Clonmel.

Barracks closures will not have major impact on local economies - minister

Junior defence minister Paul Kehoe says closing four rural barracks will help make the Defence Forces “more professional”.

Column: With decisions like this, how can we ever hope to escape crisis?

Closing a barracks will cost millions to save thousands, writes Brian Cleary. With decisions like that, what can we expect from the Budget?

Government confirms closure of four military barracks

Military barracks at Mullingar, Cavan, Clonmel and Castlebar are to close, with 515 military and 25 civilian staff to be relocated.

Two men injured in Co Tipperary shooting

The men, aged 22 and 20, were shot in the Townpark area of Templemore, and are being treated in Clonmel.

Loss of 142 jobs 'a big shock' at JRE Group in Clonmel

The company announced this afternoon that it would cease trading.

Column: Mentally ill patients don’t deserve to be locked up

Locking people alone in rooms isn’t a treatment for mental illness – so why are we still doing it, asks Orla Barry of Mental Health Reform.

School wins appeal over exclusion of Traveller

John Stokes, 13, was rejected from the school in Clonmel because his father was not a past pupil.

Armed robbers raid Tipperary jewellers

Two men armed with a gun and a hammer carried out the robbery.

Eight-year-old girl dies in tragic bouncy castle accident

Gardaí have described the incident as a tragic accident after the girl, believed to be celebrating her Communion, fell out of the bouncy castle and sustained serious head injuries.

The Daily Fix: Sunday

Man arrested in Cork on connection with house fire; Tipp man survives horrific stabbing; happy birthday Enda and Eamon; Charlie Bird under fire; the new iPhone; and skills that pay the bills. It’s your Daily Fix…

Tipperary man stabbed nearly 40 times but injuries are not life threatening

The 22-year-old man was attacked in the early hours of Friday morning. No arrests have yet been made.

Bulmers axes 50 jobs in Clonmel

The company will seek the “voluntary redundancies” by Christmas.