Eamon Lacey is a News and Sports Journalist at The Nationalist. With a focus on community events in south Tipperary, he writes human interest stories and covers a diverse range of topics including politics, health, education, crime, entertainment, and cultural heritage. Eamon's work has been featured in ICONIC MEDIA GROUP, Tipperary Live, The Mayo News, and NenaghLive.
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The release of the 1926 census generated wonderful family discussions in the Sheehan household
By: Eamon Lacey
Second novel Cygnet River, has just been published in New Zealand A Clonmel author has written a new novel that is receiving a lot of media attention in New Zealand , where she lives with her family.
By: Eamon Lacey
A successful year for Clonmel Rugby Club will be used as a stepping stone to further success
“This is our Olympics, and we are going to compete, “ said Mary Plunkett, chair of the Suir Dragon Paddlers.
Tributes paid to volunteers of Cashel Rugby Club for their dedicated service
Complaints about antisocial behaviour and boy racers were made at a recent meeting
The council say that ‘ limited progress' has been made with an issue at Elm Park, where a number of campervans have been accumulated
A concerted clampdown on owners of vacant and derelict buildings in Tipperary who have failed to pay €1.2 million worth of levies will be embarked on, Tipperary County Council have said.
A concerted clampdown on owners of vacant and derelict buildings in Tipperary who have failed to pay €1.2 million worth of levies will be embarked on, Tipperary County Council have said.
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By: Eamon Lacey
Walking tours are up and running in Clonmel as part of a new tourism initiative
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