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Residents of Limerick Junction were shocked and taken totally unawares last week when they learned of a proposal by Tipperary County Council to open up a public walkway at the rear boundaries of their homes.

On September 6th, all Councillors in the Tipperary, Cashel and Cahir Municipal District were sent an email asking them to respond to a series of questions about the work that was done recently on Cup and Saucer, a Norman Motte in Tipperary Hills. Councillors were asked to respond by 21 September (a little over two weeks). However, only one...

An open letter has been written to all Councillors in the Municipal District of Tipperary, Cashel and Cahir. The letter arose out of substantial public concern about works that have been carried out on a nearly 1,000 year old Norman Motte, known locally as Cup and Saucer, in Tipperary Hills. The letter, shown below, details some significant...

Recently, the Tipperary Town Facebook Page conducted a quiz based on local knowledge of the town. The results have just become known.

Tipperary County Council appear to be operating a dump at Scalagheen. Debris and building materials are dumped there by trucks, after which a covering of top soil is put in place by a mechanical digger.

A fire broke out following criminal damage to the Workhouse in March 2018. The fire caused a hole in the southern roof of the building. To this day, no repairs or remedial work has been carried out.

In a fun quiz published on the Tipperary Town Facebook page, people were asked to check out their knowledge of the town. Suffice it to say that the results were mixed :)

A recent survey has shown that the vast majority of community members have no awareness of what is planned in a major project to take place in Tipperary Town's Market Yard.

It has emerged that Councillors have vigorously questioned Council officials ahead of the critical vote on Thursday 28 January on whether the estimated 2 years' of roadworks will take place through Tipperary Town. Councillors are frustrated that important answers were not provided. Only a vote of the Councillors can approve the works, but serious...

The much-awaited Tipperary Town Task Force has begun its work. Ambitious plans will be developed and worked on, including social inclusion, employment, infrastructure (including ridding the town of N24 traffic), a community-friendly and revitalised town centre, education, heritage building restoration and reuse, as well as building tourism.