Woman (40), girl (16) appear in court charged in connection with assault of Scarlett Faulkner
Previous hearing heard Faulkner suffered extensive head injuries in attack and remains in critical condition in hospital
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Boy (16) charged with murder of man in Tipperary last year
Stephen Clarke (30s) died in hospital following alleged assault in Castlecranna area
Independent filling stations suffer ‘huge’ losses under soaring gas prices
One filling station owner says fuel price rises have never been so bad ‘for as long as I’ve had a filling station’
‘She wasn’t speeding. There was no swerve’: Why did Bronagh English die on a Tipperary road?
Bronagh English’s parents have conducted their own investigation and have serious concerns that they want Tipperary County Council to address
‘Truly shocking’: Appeal for information after woman left critical in Tipperary assault
Scarlett Faulkner, a mother of one in her 20s, suffered serious head injuries when she was attacked at a roadside outside Birdhill village
Deceased farmer’s home to be sold to pay some of €1.5m legal costs bill in estate dispute
Judge dismisses appeal by farmer’s daughter against possession order for former home in Birr
SYS Financial eyes €1.3bn in client assets after fresh acquisitions
Group founded by former Tipperary hurler Tony Delaney says it has more deals in the pipeline
Woman (20s) critically injured following assault by group ‘armed with weapons’ in Tipperary
Gardaí appeal for witnesses following incident on the R494 at Birdhill
The Irish airman who survived one of the most dangerous jobs of the second World War
O’Dwyer and his colleagues were on the front line of an intelligence war
‘They will be believed’: Survivors of abuse at Spiritan schools urged to share experiences
New project, Hear Me Now, will gather testimony of former pupils and staff of multiple schools in Dublin and Tipperary
Nurse sues in the High Court over alleged delay in breast cancer diagnosis
Aine McSweeney from Clonmel, Co Tipperary, also had two mammograms that she says were allegedly incorrectly interpreted as benign
Councils warn of risks to tourism and agriculture from Shannon water project
Elected representatives in Clare pass resolution calling for planning permission for 170km pipeline to be refused
Man jailed for 240 days for contempt of court orders returned to repossessed house on release
Mars Capital Finance seeks High Court’s guidance as to what steps could be taken by gardaí in relation to previous order regarding Owen Ryan
Coolmore asks not to be hit with maximum €250,000 fines for destroying historic hedgerows
Coolmore says it was unaware of the law requiring it to seek approval for removal of more than 500m of hedgerows and that breach of prohibition was an error
Former judge appeals conviction for attempted rape and sexual abuse of six young men
Lawyers for Gerard O’Brien (61) say trial judge gave jury confusing instructions ‘weighted against the defence’
Appeal for witnesses to Tipperary crash after female pedestrian killed
The woman, who was in her 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene
Dentist who defrauded HSE over 17 years is jailed and ordered to pay €100,000
Court at loss to understand Jerome Kiely’s actions as it seems he had a lot of money, judge says
Stately home on 250 acres by Lough Derg for reduced price of €4.2m
Bellevue House being offered for sale alternatively with 200 acres for €3.6m
The privileged life and tragic death of an 11-year-old Tipperary girl over 100 years ago
Dorothy May Petronell Grubb died of typhoid in 1919. She is memorialised in Tipperary’s Museum of Hidden History
More than 50 unfinished houses in Tipperary are to be demolished, Dáil hears
Work halted in 2007 when council said homes were not in compliance with planning permission
Video of rat taken in Dublin hotel prompted safety inspection and temporary kitchen closure
‘Bucket full of brown unidentifiable liquid’ found under bar of separate premises
Man (70s) dies following car crash in Co Tipperary
The collision occurred shortly after 2.15pm on Sunday at Holycross
Recruit who lost 10.5 stone to pass fitness tests achieves ‘big ambition’ of becoming garda
Ex-undertaker and firefighter Conor Finan (38) graduated from Templemore Garda College on Friday
HSE apologises to family over father’s death after medics failed to perform CAT scan
John Tuohy (68) died at University Hospital Limerick in 2022 following falls in his home causing a head injury
Show Jumping Association of Ireland row to go to mediation
High Court injunction had restrained organisation from voting to remove chairman and three directors
Tipperary hospital apologises to couple for ‘shortfalls’ in care after baby dies during birth
Clinical negligence case was taken by the couple against the HSE, who was alleged to be in breach of its duty to the mother and child
Man charged with murder of pensioner in Co Tipperary home
Sean Harding had previously been charged with assault causing harm to Teddy Murnane, a retired bus driver
Convicted rapist jailed for six and a half years after sexual assault of woman in her home
Christopher Ryan (33) admitted breaking into home and assaulting woman and daughter before he was fought off
Former Tour de France sprint king Sam Bennett reveals he has had a heart procedure
Carrick-on-Suir rider had treatment for atrial fibrillation after noticing flutters and palpitations
Former Fianna Fáil senator Tony McKenna dies aged 86
Soloed a sliotar 140 miles (224 km) in 1982 from Borrisokane to Dublin to raise funds for day care centre for town’s elderly
Nine Irish walks packed with history
From Tipperary to Sligo, get your steps in our Irish countryside and discover those stories behind the scenes
A pipe is to be laid from Tipperary to Dublin and a lot of people will be affected
Planning permission is being lodged for the biggest water project in the history of the state and a lot of people are going to be affected
Frank McNally on 19th century engineering project that linked Tipperary with ‘civilisation’
Fr Edmond Walsh was a late vocation, having previously worked as a carter
Shannon-Dublin pipeline plans lodged
The €6 billion project would run an underground pipe through four counties, crossing lands belonging to 500 separate owners
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