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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Ray Clancy from Lorrha, who recently represented the county in Belgium, is one of those headed to Stradbally next month
‘We have to think of what our parents went through, and what our grandparents went through' says Tina Dooley
Jake Morris as well as brothers Shane and Donagh Maher, were among those who signed the letter, calling on the GAA to end their partnership with Allianz
The land was originally bought to expand upon the Templemore Garda College, with driving training, as well as public order training and a surveillance and dog unit
The development will be an educational one, to teach about the relationship between biodiversity and farming
‘I don't want Dundrum House derelict or lying empty' said Deputy Michael Murphy
It is expected that the final design of the Cahir to Limerick Junction project will go on public display in October
Vacancy levels in Thurles have dropped, while Nenagh enjoys the lowest vacancy rate in the county
The building is over 200 years old, and has been vacant since 2004
The development is for three separate parcels of land, to a combined 151 hectare solar farm
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