Marian Roche is a Deputy Editor at The Avondhu. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, travel and tourism, and education, with a particular focus on educational policy, food manufacturing, and team sports. Marian's work has been featured in The Southern Star and Tipperary Live.
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The Ladies Gaelic Football Association and its official retail partner, Lidl Ireland, are have launched the 2026 #SeriousSupport Club Programme, an
By: Marian Roche
A plant interruption at the Farranamanagh Water Treatment Plant is impacting on supply to some customers in Cashel
By: Marian Roche
The fire service and ambulance services are at risk, and there are fears that milk lorries could be impacted soon if the blockades aren't lifted
Clonmel man Fergal O'Keeffe has returned triumphant from the 22nd Golden Pen Media Awards ceremony in Kvarner, Croatia, with an award for his podcast episode ‘Island Hopping Around Croatia'.
By: Marian Roche
Students from St John the Baptist Girls NS in Tipperary Town are on their way to the Our World Awards 2026 on Thursday May 7
Cashel-based sausage maker ‘Renegade Trading' is among 21 new food and drink producers launching products in selected SuperValu stores after completing the retailer's ‘Food Academy' programme.
St Joseph's National School in Aglish, Roscrea, closed last year due to low enrolments
While Uisce Éireann staff were in the town last Thursday, there have been accusations that the utilities company has been reticent in public updates
Data indicates that about 14,500 vehicles travel via the town from the motorway and from Twomileborris direction each day
One garda is to be assigned to Clonmel, one to Nenagh, and one to Thurles, and four to Tipperary Town.
