Archive for the ‘Carrick-on-Suir’ Category
Late Tim Ryan
Tim Ryan, who passed away suddenly on October 14th at the age of 66, was a quiet, popular man and avid supporter of the Déise Hurlers.
New incentive scheme for vacant properties
Carrick-on-Suir Town Council recently presented to its elected members a Draft Incentive Scheme for Vacant Properties to be applied during the calendar year from January 1st to December 31st 2012.
Town Council’s 175th anniversary marked
The 175th anniversary of the Council opened with a Mass of Thanksgiving in St. Nicholas Church on Wednesday, October 12th.
Brigid’s Hospital ‘is not in danger’
The future of St Brigid’s Hospital is not in danger; Carrick Town Councillors have been assured.
Councillor’s concerns at Railway Crossing
South Tipperary County Councillor Bobby Fitzgerald has highlighted the potential for a life-threatening delay for Emergency Services at the Railway Crossing on Cregg Road.
South Tipperary looks increasingly isolated
With a question mark hanging over the future of Kickham Barracks in Clonmel and with Nenagh chosen as Tipperary’s VEC Headquarters, fears over South Tipperary’s being cut adrift are proving difficult to ignore.
Clancy Brothers Festival ‘12 seeks committee members
The Clancy Brothers Music and Arts Festival is inviting you to put your mark on Carrick-on-Suir’s premier festival by joining the 2012 Committee.
‘Voice of the GAA’ enthrals Carrick-on-Suir audience
Well-known RTE Sports commentator Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh was the guest speaker at the annual Youth Mass organised by the Liturgy Committee in St. Nicholas Church on Wednesday last.
Panto time beckons in the Strand Theatre
It’s panto time again in Carrick.
South Tipp gains 10 jobs from globalisation fund
Funding made available to former Dell employees based in Limerick has created a total of 245 jobs across the Midwest and into South Tipperary, with 10 of those jobs created in the south of the county.