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Seventy-nine people have enteredthe race forelection to TipperaryCounty Council and the municipal author- ities. Nominations closed last Sat- urdayatnoon in thebattle to fill the40seats on Tip- perary County Council. The elections will be held on Friday,May 24. In recentweeks anumber of developmentshavemade thebattlefor seatsinTip- perary an interesting one. Patrician Presentation SecondarySchool, Fethard, students and staffvisited Notre-Dame in Paris, twodays before amajor fireengulfedthe cathedral SEE MORE ON PAGE 2

7O’Connell St,Clonmel Tel: 0526121205 Sans Soucis MakeEar Up Range Now Piercingin Store Now Available 2SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9 Have you got news for South Tipp Today? N EWS Contact [email protected] or 052-6172535 Seventy-nine candidates seek forty county council seats

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Tipperary, have decided not ployedAction Group)and up against newcomer Máirín seats with 12 candidates. The Tony Black (SF). to go forwardfor election Catherine Carey (Sinn Fein) McGrath (Ind), PJ English and experienced sittingcouncil- The other electoral areas The decision of Fine Gael after long political careers. will be up against Garret Anita Lonergan (FF), and lors TomWood and Denis in Tipperary are (four general election candidate Two members co-opted Ahearn, DavidShanahan Danny Carroll (SF). Leahy arenot seeking re - seats), (five seats),Ro- Garret Ahearn to run in the during thelifetime of thelast (FF), Niall Dennehy In Carrick-on-Suir, there election while thedecision of screa (five seats) Clonmel electoral area, the council, Cllr Mark Fitzgerald (Indp),Teresa Johnson are 11 candidates forfive the March4Tipp protest and Newport (four seats. departure ofCllr Martin (FG),who was copted after (Workers and Unemployed seats. Outgoing councillors group to put forward three A number of former Lonergan from the team of Cllr John Faheypassed away Action Group), Eoin O' Fla- Kieran Bourke and Imelda candidateshas added anew public representatives are Deputy McGrathand thein- and Cllr Kevin O’ M ea ra ( I n d ) , herty (Ind) and Martin Goldsoro (FF), Mark dimension to the election in seeking re-election. troduction of the TD's co-opted after his father Duggan (Aontu). There is no Fitzgerald and Louise thearea. Five sitting council- They include a former daughter Máirín into the Eddie passed away, will go be- Labour candidate running in McLoughlin (FG), Kevin lors - Michael Fitzgerald, mayor of Clonmel Niall Den- political arena, and the fore the electoratefor the Clonmel where theparty was O’Meara (Ind), and David Mary Hanna Hourigan and nehy, and threepeople run- emergence of the March4 first time. fou n d e d . Dunne (SF), will be up against John Crosse (FG), Roger ning in Carrick electoral area Tipperary candidates in the In Clonmel, there areel- In , there are eight MargaretCroke (FG), Sarah Kennedy (FF), and Martin Pierse O Loughlin,Sarah Tipperary/Cashel electoral even candidates in therun- people looking for the four Dunne (Labour), Joanne Ivors Browne (SF) - will be chal- Dunne and Margaret Croke. area has generated great in- ning forsix seats. Outgoing seats available.Outgoing (SF), Michael Cleere (Worker lenged by March4Tipp can- In the eight electoral areas terest in the contest. councillors Richie Molloy councillors Andy Moloney and Unemployed Action didates Annemarie Ryan, there are only four Labour Two of the longest serving (Ind), Michael Murphy(FG), (Ind), Martin Lonergan Group) and Pierse Lisa McGrath and Barry party candidatesincluding councillors, Tom Wood of Siobhan Ambrose (FF), Pat (Ind),MarieMurphy (FG) and O’Loughlin (Ind). Walsh, Jacqui Finnan (FF), sittingcouncillor Fiona Bon- Cashel and Denis Leahyof English (Workers and Unem- Michael Anglim(FF) will be In Tipperary Town/Cashel Robert ODonnell (Labour), f ie l d . electoral area, there are seven Declan Burgess (FG), and Official launch of ‘Broadband deal will Business Awards this week transform rural County Tipperary Chamber media partner The Nation- Cashel, Nenagh and Tip- in Business, BestCSR or Con- I re l a n d ’- Ahearn of Commerce will launch the alist, Tipperary Starand Tip- perary Town, aswell as the tributionto theCommunity, perary Live;and associate Mid-Western Business Net- Best Services Provider Busi- 2019 County Tipperary Busi- sponsors Beat FM, is de- wo rk . ness, Best Sports, Arts & Cul- Every home, business and ness Awards on May 9 at lighted to be once again These fantastic awards are ture Business, Best Food and farm across County Tip- 5.30pm at the Questum Ac- hosting sucha wonderful open to businesses of all sizes, Agricultural Business, Best perary can now look for- celeration Centre, Ballingar- event, which will highlight industries and sectors and Employer: TalentDevelop- ward to high speed rane Science and Technology and commend the abund- gives them the opportunity to ment, Training and Wellness, broadband no matter where ance of talentin business in tell their story and receive the Best in Retail Business, Best Park, Clonmel. the community. recognition that they deserve Tourism and Hospitality they are located, Fine Gael Details will be announced As in previous years, the for theirprogressive contri- Business, and Best Social En- Local Election Candidate aboutthe awardcategories, aim of theawards ceremony bution to the growth of Tip- te r p r i s e. Garret Ahearn has said. nomination process and the is to showcase the finest busi- perary as a respected hub for There is also an overall “The National Broadband awards ceremonynight. ness talent throughout the c o m m e rc e. Business of the Year award Plan is the largest invest- 2018 saw the superb success county and encourage net- Awards will be given to the and thePresident’s awardfor ment in rural Ireland since of the annual awards at working amongst the busi- best in thebusiness foreach contribution to enterprise, rural electrification. It is Clonmel Park Hotel. ness people,entrepreneurs of the following: innovationand business life, just as important to the fu- County Tipperary and leaders of Tipperary. Best Start-Up or Emerging which will be announced on ture as electricity was then,” Chamber, along with this The event would notbe New Business, Small or Me- the night of the awards. Mr Ahearn said. yea r ’s main sponsor ABP possible only for the collabor- dium Enterprise, Best Family This year’s event will be “Byinvesting inbroad- Foods; innovation and educa- ative workefforts of the Business, Best Large Busi- held at Clonmel Park Hotel on band, we are ensuring that tion sponsors LIT;chief chambers in Cahir,Thurles, ness, Best Use of Social Media October 18. County Tipperary has the Local elections candidate Garret same opportunities as those A h ea r n living in urbanareas, ser- areinvestingto end thedi- viced by commercial oper- gital divide and ensure people ators. Thatmeans flexible in rural communities getthe and remote working, smart same opportunities as those farming, digital learning and livinginour towns and cities. education, online health ser- €120 million is being invested vices, and reliable electronic in Tipperary over the next 25 payments and bookings. years to bring broadband to “We do not want rural Ire- 83,963 homes, farms and land to be left behind so we bu s i n e s s e s ,” he added.

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Up to 200 people turned out to celebrate the official opening of Dairygold’s new Co-Op Superstores at New Inn in County Tipperary. The new store is part of an €11.5 million investmentby Dairygold to enhance its re- tail store network, creating a modern retail offering purpose built to serve cus- to m e r s’ needs into the fu- tu r e. The investment has trans- formed thestore’s physical appearance, creating a modern shopping experi- ence while also significantly expanding the range of goods on offer. A new feed store and yard with ample parking combine to make the store an attractive option forfarmers and customers across the north Munster region. Speaking at the opening, John O’Gorman (Dairygold chairman), Jim Woulfe (Dairygold CEO) and John Sugrue (Co-Op Superstores New Inn store manager) alongside local farmers Tommy Ryan, Michael Tobin, Matty New Inn Co-Op Superstores McEniry, Tommy Prendergast, Michael Tuohy, Shane Mason and John O’Donnell at the official opening manager John Sugrue said: “Thenew Co-Op Superstores Munster region into the fu- John O’ Carroll emphasised ture. We look forward to four O’Gorman added: “T h roug h at New Inn marks an exciting tu r e.” the significance of the New morenew store develop- this investment, Dairygold the-art agri business hub that new chapter for our business. The Dairygold site at New Inn investment. "Today’s ments in thecoming 12 has made a firm commitment will be central to servicing We want to thank our loyal Inn also boasts anew agri- store opening is an exciting months. It also marks the sig- to the future importance of theneeds of ourmembers customers for theirpatience hub for meetings and tech- milestone in Dairygold’s on- nificant re-development of New Inn as acentreof theso- and customers across the during the works and we look nical farm supportalong going investment in our retail the overall sitehere at New c iety ’ s agri business. The north Munster region for forward to serving them and with its expanded grain store network to support our I n n .” overall investmentin New many years to come." others across the wider north c e ntre. m e m b e r s’ growth into the fu- Dairygold chairman John Inn has created astate-of- Head of Retail at Dairygold ‘It can make a lasting contribution in supporting communities’

Tipperary County Council their population and a loss and support low density placed a particular focus on tional issues. The revitalisa- staff in taking a leading role in was delighted to welcome of services and businesses. housing and serviced sites in case studies which provide tion of villages is one of its key developing these guidelines. “The elected members of ourvillages, to provideop- practical adviceon design, objectives, and we feel that "Weneed innovative initiat- Minister of State for the council identified the re- tions for young people to engineering issues and land- this document through the ives like these guidelines to Housing and Urban Develop- generation of the villages as a build their ownhomes or our scaping and howschemes promotion of residential breathe life back into our vil- ment Damien English to offi- top priority in our County De- olderpopulation theoppor- can be enhanced by using the schemes tailored for rural lages and rural com- cially launch the Design and velopmentPlan and have tunity to downsizeand to natural and built features of housing needs can makea munities," he said. Best Practice Guidelines for worked closely with the plan- move to villages whereser- the site. lasting contribution in sup- Tipperary County Council ning section in identifying vices are close to hand. Chief executive ofTip- porting rural communities," is currently workingonput- Cluster Housing Schemes in solutions whichsupport The guidelines werepre- perary County CouncilJoe he said. ting theguidelines intoprac- Rural Villages. rural development and meet pared by Tipperary County MacGrath acknowledged the Minister English acknow- tice through the Rural villages have for gen- the needs of rural com- Council and a multi-discip- work ofMinister Englishand ledged that the future viab- developmentof ademon- erations been at the heartof munities," said cathaoirleach linary teamled by Kenneth his department under Pro- ility of our rural villages is one strator project at , rural communities as places of Tipperary County Council Hennessey Architects. They ject Ireland 2040 andofcom- of themost important chal- with the ambition of forpeople to live, to work Cllr Mattie Ryan. provide a five step approach munities throughout lenges fornational and local providing options for people and to come together as a The cluster guidelines to design and developing Tipperary in implementing policy makers, stakeholders to designtheir ownhome in community. Tipperary is a form part ofanumber ofpro- cluster housing schemes, projects supported by na- and communities. The min- our rural villages. The Design county with over 120 vil- active policy initiativesintro- providing advice from tional funding schemes. ister spoke of the importance and Best Practice forCluster lages, stretching from Ard- duced by Tipperary County choosing the right site to “Project Ireland 2040 has of local authorities in deliv- Guidelines can be found on finnan to , many Council, which aim to re- solutions for wastewater also encouraged local author- ering the National Planning www.tipperarycoco.ie and of whichare facing chal- vitalise our rural villages. The treatmentsystems and land- ities to bring forward ideas Framework at a local level further information is avail- lenges through adecline in guidelines seek to facilitate scaping. The guidelines have and solutions to address na- and commended the elected able from Tipperary County members and the council C ou n c i l ’s planning section. Saturday street cleaning returns to Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary County Council cleaning in Carrick-on-Suir Bourke and David Dunne Daybank holidayweekend will be reinstated immedi- Easter bank holiday has bowed to pressure and at Carrick-on-Suir Muni- highlighted the impactit was was particularly condemned ately". He said the council was weekend, there wasno street cipal District's April having on their hometown. by the two councillors,who undertaking areview of cleaning inCarrick-on-Suir decided to restore its Sat- meeting in Carrick-on-Suir The cutback to thestreet called for theweekend street street cleaning across the town centre on Good Friday, urday street cleaning ser- Town Hall. cleaningservice wasintro- cleaning to be restored. county and that council man- Easter Saturday and bank vice in Carrick-on-Suir. Council managementhad duced in earlyJanuary as a It was the first issue raised agement would come back to holiday Monday. Carrick-on-Suir Municipal promised to look again at its cost saving measuredue to at the meeting of Carrick-on- public representatives about Cllr David Dunne and Car- District administrator decision to stopstreet financial pressure the Suir Municipal District coun- this later in the summer. rick Municipal District chair- Martin Nolan announced cleaning in thetown centre council was under.The cillors. When Cllr Bourke Cllr Bourkewelcomed the person Cllr. Louise thecounty council'sde- on Saturdaysand bank hol- failureto clean litter from asked if therewas any update council's decision and de- McLoughlin also welcomed cision to reverse thecut iday Mondays after Carrick- Carrick-on-Suir's Main on theissue, Mr Nolan con- clared it wasgreat news.He therestoration of thestreet backon weekend street on-Suir councillors Kieran Street over the St Patrick's firmed that the "status quo pointed outthat over the cleaning service. Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 5 6SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9 Have you got news for South Tipp Today? N EWS Contact [email protected] or 052-6172535 €600,000 needed to fund repairs to Clerihan church

A fundraising drive has been funds and these possibilities launched to carry out major are ongoing, it is also neces- sary to godoor-to-door in a repairs to St. Michael’s bid to give everyone theop- Church in Clerihan. portunity to donate. The church, built in 1820,is “Unfortunately, with the a listed building and is in condition of the church, time serious need of repair,ac- is not on our side so your gen- cording to the committee es- erosity at this time is crucial. tablished to organise the “For this initial fun- f u n d ra i s i n g . draising attempt, which we “The church needs a com- hope will collectthe bulk of plete overhaul, which will the money necessary, we in- cost in the region of €6 0 0 ,0 0 0 tend offering a two-fold di- forphase one,” says com- m e n s io n .” mittee treasurerFr. Enda Sums of money maybe B ra d y. donated to those who have “These repairs include volunteered to visit each work to thefloors, roof, win- house inthe parish or may be dows and insulation.” made by a bank standing I t’sestimated that further order (IBAN: IE95 AIBK work,which will be com- 935379 14412456 AIB, pletedin thesecond phase, Clonmel). will cost approximately People also have the op- The committee that is raising funds for the renovation of St. Michael’s Church in Clerihan. Included are Majella Gearon, Paul O’ Dwyer, Kitty Farrell, €1 5 0 ,0 0 0. portunity to buy a slate or a Cllr.Michael Murphy, John Mulcahy, chairman; Fr.Enda Brady, treasurer; Mary O’Dwyer, Keelan Conway, Kayleigh Flannery, Katriona Flannery, Parishioners have been bale of slates. Slates cost €120 Nuncie O’Dwyer and Michelle O’H a l l o ra n told in aletterfrom thecom- and all who buy a slate or mittee that “it is now essen- donate €120 or more will be slatescosts €600, which can venture viable and who have The committee says it has loved ones”. tial that we carry outamajor added to a list of benefactors be paid in full or €100 a month been generous so far. If neces- no doubt a renewedhouse of John Mulcahy is the fundraising drive to ensure which will be displayed in the over six months. Aslate or a sary, further fundraising may prayer will be provided in the chairman of the committee that the repairs can take c hu rc h . bale of slatescan be pur- have to be undertaken. We near future - “in a church that and the secretary is Michelle place as soon as possible. €120 can be paid in either chased in memory of de- will keep you informed on a we all value fromsomanyoc- O’Halloran. For more inform- “While we have investig- one paymentor €20 a month parted loved ones. regular basis on the health of casions - baptisms, wed- ation, contact Fr.Enda Brady ated aspects of securing over six months. A bale of “Weappreciate theefforts this fund,”the committee dings, first communions and by emailing of so many in making this s ays . the final goodbyes to our e j b radyc c @ g m a i l .c o m . Outrage as cemetery turned into a 'circus' Parties of hundreds of monuments, the number and if they had to apply again Cllr Kennedy. l o n ge r.” mits havebeen receivedfor people, dog fouling, un- grantedpermission and the they would not. Cllr Michael Fitzgerald Cllr Kennedysaid that C o r m ac ’s Cemetery,Cashel. sightly and dangerous monu- number refused because they Cllr RogerKennedy said said: “I think the people of since Cashel Town Council The council has issued eight d id n’t comply in the first in- the by-laws “arebeing totally Cashel are very,very angry at was abolished, there seems to permits, further information ments, and numerous thefts stance with theterms of the f l oute d ”. He was previously wh at’s happening there. It’s a be a “lack of interest”in ad- was requested on one applic- of wreaths laid on graves by-laws adoptedby Cashel assured they would be imple- total disgrace. People don’t dressing the issue. ation and we are currently have disturbed the peace Town Council. mented, particularly inrela- want to be buried there.” Cllr MaryHanna awaiting a response.” and serenity of Cashel’s St Cllr Roger Kennedyre- tion to the erection of Some people would liketo Hourigan said: “They have to In response to Cllr C o r m ac ’s Cemetery so much quested “that this municipal “unauthorised structures”. have their familymembers be caught and theguards Kennedy, management district enforce the by-laws These were “i nt i m id a t i n g ” re-interred and “bu r ie d have to be called.” stated: “The council endeav- that some local people have relating to St Cormac’s people visiting their relat- somewhere else”. Cllr Wood said some of the ours to ensure the by-laws for been left in tears, heard cemetery Cashel”. ive s . He continued: “I t ’s like a monuments must take “d ays C o r m ac ’s Cemetery, Cashel, April’s Cashel Tipperary mu- Cllr Wood said he had met “We expect ascene of circus. They’re coming from to put up” and there must be are observed in all areas of the nicipal district meeting. people on thestreet who are s e re n i ty,” said CllrKennedy, all parts of Ireland and there people making “good money” cemetery. Where there are “crying”overwhat has been but the area is being used by seems to be some legend from putting them up. breaches, the council in the One councillor saidit was witnessed “on a regular basis” dogs to foul on thefootpaths, about being buried in the City “If someone is erecting firstinstance attempts to likea ‘circus' at the in Cormac’s cemetery. A lot of there is “interference with of the Kings.” monuments, they should work withthe graveowners cemetery and some local debate had gone into ad- items placed on thegraves” Up to 200 people have contact the council. They are to ensurethat their people now want theirloved opting the laws by Cashel and funeral wreaths removed been seen at “parties taking dangerous and massive. They gravespaceis maintainedin ones re-interred elsewhere. Town Council, but “s a d l y following burials. “That be- place, drinking, dogs, total should have been tackled compliance with the Cllr TomWood initially th at’s not the situation”. It has haviour affects people, and it d i s re s p e c t .” from dayone. Theyhave no cemetery by-laws. asked fordetails on the got to the stage where the should not be happening,”he “W h at’sdone cannotbe planning permission.” “The district will, in the number of monuments in the activity in thegraveyard is s a id . undone. Every headstone Cllr Martin Browne saidif coming months, undertake a cemetery. He said the council “totally out of control”. Lights and CCTV in the seems to bebigger than the amonumentwas putupona compliance check, and if needed to bring a sense of He continued: “It has been area are awaiting connec- next one,with ‘lightsand bal- Monday that flouted theby- found necessary, will engage calm and serenitytothe discussed for many years. It’s tions. The graveyardisthe l o o n s’ on them.” laws, it should betaken down withgrave ownerswhere cemetery.He wanted the one of the things that really c ou n c i l ’s responsibility. Re- People are afraidto stand by the Tuesday. breaches of theby-laws are council to provide informa- hu rt s .” spect for the dead is “i n h e r e nt beside the larger monuments In a reply to Cllr Wood, occurring withthe aim of en- tion on the number of applic- Cllr Wood hadmet people in Irish culture”and the during visits, added Cllr council management said: suring compliance.” ations made in thepast two whoweresorry theyhad ever councilmust use its powers Fitzgerald. “The people of “In the last two years, nine ap- years forthe erection of new bought a plot in St Cormac’s, to enforce thelaw,stressed Cashel will not stand for it any plicants for memorial per- Rape Crisis Centre set for much needed funding increase Tipperary Rape Crisis funding for16 organisations perary Rape Crisis Centre Crisis Centre," he said. tions for the service. and services will see its 2019 funding in- "As I understand it, the ad- "In the overall scheme of Centre is set for a much combating sexual violence "We knowthat the areset toreceive a funding crease from €167,350 last funding provided to Tip- ditional allocation of €1.5 mil- things, we arenot talking needed funding increase, ac- boost. Deputy McGrath was year to €184,050 this year. perary Rape Crisis Centre lion nationally will also be abouthuge budgetincreases, cording to Independent TD speaking after the Minister "As the Ministerhas con- had been in cutin 2018 from used for the recruitment of 12 butit is far better than are- Mattie McGrath. for Children and Youth Af- firmed, theextra €1.5 million the2017 level, so this is new outreach workers for duction and that isto be wel- Deputy McGrath welcomed fairs Katherine Zappone in national funding will allow clearly another upwardim- women and children affected comed ,” concluded Deputy the announcementthat confirmed to him that Tip- for a 10% increase in core provement in funding alloca- by domesticviolence and to M c G rath . funding for Tipperary Rape improve access to support Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 7 8SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9 Have you got news for South Tipp Today? 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Tipperary ’s leading young attended by young entrepren- tablished Business category entrepreneurs were an- eurs and special guests in- and received€5,000 invest- cluding for Tipperary County ment fund. nounced at the county final Council cathaoirleachCllr The Best Start Up category of Ireland’s Best Young En- Mattie Ryan, chief executive was particularly competitive. trepreneur (IBYE) competi- Joe MacGrath, director of Sharon Cunningham, Shorla tion, which was held in The community and economic Pharma Limited based in Horse andJockey Hotel, development PatSlattery, Clonmel, wasnamed winner Local Enterprise Office’s Ita and received €15,000 invest- Thurles, last week. Horan, and Patrick Ryan ment fund. Joanne O’H e r l i hy, Run by the Local Enterprise (PRWS Limited, Upper- JL Designs,based in Clonmel, Offices, IBYE, now in its fifth church) who was the winner wasnamed runner-upand year, is a nationwide youth in the Established Category awarded €5,000 investment enterprise initiative to help 2018. fund. 18-to-35 year olds with an in- Managingdirector of Bor- Manyinnovative new busi- novative business idea, new r i s o l ei g h’s Bourke Sports ness conceptsemerged in the start-up orestablished busi- Cathal Bourke won the Best Best Business Idea category. ness. In 2019, 1,644 young Established Business award The winner wasJames entrepreneurs entered and awarded €15,000 towards O’Brien, co-founder of Reel IBYE, which is an initiative investment. He wasnamed Time Rivers Ltd based in Tip- of theDepartment of Busi- the Overall Winner of IBYE perary Town, who was ness, Enterprise and Innov- 2019 in Tipperary. He was awarded €7,000 investment Sharon Cunningham (Shorla Pharma Ltd), Cathal Bourke(Bourke Sports) and James O’Brien (Real Time ation and supported by joined by Laura Moloney, fund. Lisa Reburn, Design Rivers) celebrating their success at the county final of Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur competition Enterprise Ireland and local Laurel The Salon based in Studio, based in Nenagh, auth o r i t i e s . Clonmel, who took the scooped the runner-uptitle ment fund. given to Launa Conti, Chill the receiveda €1,500 investment The awards ceremonywas runner up title in the Best Es- and received €3,000 invest- A Special Merit Award was Bean based in Clonmel, who fund. ‘Shocking Clonmel rates hike could close businesses’

Increases in commercial for some reason ser- closed in thetown in recent centre were considering Valuation Office and people The mayor appealed to the rates in Clonmel were vice/filling stations had weeks, Cllr. Ambrose said going out of business because had to engage withthe office. people of the town to support taken a serious hit and it was three peoplehad contacted of increases in their rates. The council had no role in set- local businesses as much as “s h oc k i n g ”, it was stated at a serious problem for them. her about openingnew busi- Therewas also confusion ting rates, she said. possible. The council had a meeting of Clonmel Bor- However, Cllr.Siobhan nesses and she had putthem aboutthe waythe newnett Cllr.Andy Moloney said done its level best with regard ough District Council. Ambrose said she would be in touch with the Local Enter- value was communicated. that communitycreches to parking and 60% of motor- Cllr. Pat English, who made very slow to makesuch prise Office. Some peopleautomatically were getting “h a m m e r e d ” ists parking in the Mary that remark, said that rates “sweeping statements”. Cllr. Michael Murphy said assumed they had been and it wasa serious problem Street car park were availing had increased by 200% in Some businesses who had re- he too wasconcerned about landed withhuge increases, for those businesses. of the free half an hour some cases, or had gone up ceived enormous quotes for the impactof ratesincreases, and while therehad been in- Acknowledging that this parking. The car park at Suir from €15,000 to €4 5 ,0 0 0. their ratesfound that those whichhedescribed as “a bit creases other businesses had was a seriousissue, district Island wasalso open forbusi- “Thatis criminal in my quotes were very different of a nightmare”. Businesses seen reductions. Mayor Richie Molloy said ness. m i n d ,” he stated. once they engaged withthe in the hospitality sector, District administrator they had toensure that the He sympathised with the No business could survive Valuation Office.The rates childcareand service sta- Sinead Carr appreciated rate payers were being business community and such increases. He said that had even been reduced on tions hadseen significantin- there were concerns out helped. Online shopping had saiditneeded thesupportof business people had engaged some businesses. creases. He wasaware that there, but said the rates re- a huge impact, including on thecouncil and the peopleof with the ValuationOffice but Although some shops had some traders in the town view was undertaken by the some of those businesses that the town. had closed recently. Clonmel bypass road ‘c l u tte red ’with traffic

An outer ring road is needed port Infrastructure Ireland Cashel Road (at theArd were just stuck in traffic on was very consciousof the pavement scheme, which was in Clonmel to eliminate the at a meeting of Clonmel Bor- Gaoithe Hill side) and the bypass. Cllr. Pat English build-up of traffic. due to beconstructed later current high volume of ough District Council, Cllr. Fethard Road roundabouts. agreed that extra filter lanes District administrator An- this year. Siobhan Ambrose said that She said that this would alle- would solve some of the prob- thony Coleman said that the “The solution will max- traffic on the bypass, which in the meantime the council viate some of the long traffic lems. roads capitaloffice wascur- imise throughput capacity, is “c l u t te red ”with cars at should examine the possib- ta i l bac k s . District Mayor Richie rently examining the geo- while endeavouring to im- peak times. ility of installing an extra Cllr. Catherine Carey said Molloy saidhe livednearthe metry of both roundabouts as provepedestrian safety,'' said filter lane on both the that at 7am or4pm motorists Cashel Road roundabout and part ofthe Clonmel bypass Mr. Coleman. Making this appeal to Trans- ‘Vital for Tipperary Town Library's life that it opens on Saturdays’

Tipperary Town’s new state- Cllr Michael Fitzgerald said A committeehas been set Limerick and and are tied. It’s impossible trying this point in the negotiations. it was the “busiest day of the up to examine the issue. everywhere else except us. to explain it. Wewould like to I t’s at an advanced stage. I of-the-art library should be we e k ”yet the library,situ- County librarian Damien “People would nearly have pressureon that as soon completely acceptyour frus- open on Saturdays and it’s ated next to the Excel Dullaghan said a new section prefer to havethe old library as possible. We haveto get a trat i o n .” hard to explain to members Theatre, has its doors of the library is beingdedic- backthan thepresentsitu- decision on that.” Some proposals have been of the public why it is closed closed. “I’m not going to go ated to the late Brian O’Don - ation because there’s no Cllr Roger Kennedy said it puttostaff, and they are when other libraries in into the predicament,”s a i d nell, who gave many years of point in spending all that was “vital for the life of the lib- awaiting a response.It’s un- Cllr Fitzgerald, in reference service.A plaquewill be un- moneywhen it’s not even ra r y ”thatit opens on Sat- derstood that once this hap- Dublin and Limerick remain to ongoing discussions veiled in his honour. o p e n .” urdays. He complimented pens, they may be in a open on this day, a coun- between library manage- Cllr Mary Hanna Cllr John Crosse said he staff on theconclusion of the position to recruit with a view cillor told the April meeting ment and unions. Hourigan said the Saturday was acutely aware of the issue new section to be named after to having newSaturday of Cashel Tipperary Muni- “But everywhere I go I hear opening hours is a huge issue. as they receive representa- the late Mr O’Donnell. opening hours. cipal District. of the library being closed on “I t ’s very hardto explain to tions on it “on adaily basis”, Mr Dullaghan said: “We Satu r d ays .” the public. They are open in adding: “I knowyourhands have tobe careful with it, at Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 9

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he heat was of the Succession Act 1965 stifling down by the river and the John M Lynch WHO PAYS? next generation Usuallyin litigation, the of horseflies were ● @ l y n c h s o l i c i to rs costs of bringing the matter Thaving amerry time as they ● w w w. fac e boo k .c o m / Ly n c h S o l i c i to rs to court areborne by the ● gorged on my diminishing w w w. l i n ked i n .c o m /c o m pa ny/ l y n c h - s o l i c i to rs partiesand most often by the blood. Iwas sitting patiently losing side alone. by a quite stretch of the However, when a will is . I had received a The death of a loved one is a s i b l e. contested, theCourt usually call afew daysago from a allow costs to betaken from very excited walker who had traumatic time but when LEGAL CHALLENGES the estate of the deceased. seen her first-everlive otter someone feels that they Disputes over what a In recent times, however, hunting here. The young robin looks nothing like his parents without an orange breast have been cheated out of an person is entitled to from a an order for costs is not auto- She could barely speak inheritance, it can create d e c ea s e d ’s estateare matic. A Courtneeds to be In the coming weeks there and even though she has a ourful butterfly. huge division and discord common and can rangefrom satisfied that there were reas- great camer on her mobile A slight movement along will be lots of robin chicks onable grounds for starting within the family. It can be disputes over theexact inter- phone,she forgot to capture the branch of willowtree leaving their nests. Hunger pretation of a sentence in the proceedings and that they what would have beena glor- caught my attention. I could will claim somebirds of prey an area laden with mine- will, to claims of a legitimate were conducted in a bona fide ious photo. The otterwas see asmall dull bird,and it and cats do serious damage. fields so what is the best and genuineexpectation to m a n n e r. eating a large fish and was not took afew moments forme to Place a few bells on your way to navigate such a sens- property that they may not The problem withlitiga- house catand at least this one bitbothered by her pres- realise it was a recently itive area? otherwise be entitled to tion in the area of Wills is that ence. Afterhe wasfinished, fledged robin. He was not one gives birds a fighting chance. under the will or the rules of you might start off with an es- he quietly slipped backinto bit shy, and I think this is one If possible keep them in an intestacy ( which is used to tate wortha lot of moneybut the waterand went off in of the main reasons robins hour before and after dusk, LEGAL CHALLENGE –CAN I managean estatewhereno if you have to take out the search of his next meal. are universally loved. and this is one of thepeak TAKE A CASE? will exists ) costsoflitigation, that sumis The otter was not putting Like us they have a curious time for bird activity. There are a number of GETTING A COPY OF A WILL going tobe a lotless and in an appearance today, but nature, and while other spe- grounds on whichyou can Once a grant of probate (or everyone might be the loser. therewas lots of other wild- cies keep well away, the robin Comments/questions to contest a will legally. letters of administration) has It is critical the get the lifetoentertain me.Ablack- reaches out to touch us. albert.noloan@rocket - Some of the common been issued, anybodycan right advice at the outset. bird had been singing all The fledgling robin looks mail.com or 0894230502. Al- grounds forchallenging a apply for copiesof the grant morning in a tree across the nothing like his parents. The bert is also available to give Will include: and the Will using a PAS1 Contact Us river. ByMay, all rustiness is main difference is that heis walks/talksto schools, tidy 1. Lack of Capacity form which youcan getfrom If youany moreinforma- well gone and his song was li- missing his brightorange towns, youth and community 2. Undue Influence Citizens Information or the tion on this issue, it is im- quid gold. Another male breast. In the robin world, g roup s . 3. Failure to provide for Courts Services website. portant that you consult us at joined in occasionally, but the this breast is an orange rag for Upcoming event certain family members (a) The Grant sets out the an earlystage sothatwecan bird near me hadastronger fighting. Robin battles can Hosted by Tipperary Bird- Children i. parent’s will name and address of theex- deal with your case and and more varied song. often end in seriousinjury watch, an illustratedtalk by ii. married parent dies ecutoror administratorof provideyou withdetailed The cuckooflowers were and even death. Dr.Tomas Murray from the without making awill; the estate and the name of the legal advice. blooming and their mauve It also helps him remain Biodiversity Data Centre iii. civil partner dies without solicitor acting on theirbe- For further information flowers are amagnet for or- hidden while he is learning takes place on May 13 at making a will; (b) spouse & half. It also sets out the gross contactus at Lynch Soli- ange tip butterflies. The fe- how the world works and the 7.30pm at Cabragh Wet- civil partners; (c) co-habit- value and the net value of the citors, at reception@lynchso- males lay one egg on each many dangers that could lands, followed by the a nt s e s tate. licitors.ieor telephone (052) plant. This avoids their canni- claim his life. branch AGM. Thomas will Detailed information 612 4344 or Freephone 1-800- balistic nature as siblings will Also resident males don’t give an introduction to Ire- CORRECTING WILLS AND aboutthe estateis notnor- 7 5 0 - 8 5 0. eat each other if food is short. see him as athreat. Next land’s butterflies and citizen INTERPRETATION OF WILLS mally available to the general The material contained in The maleshave orange spring as he matureshis science projects that mem- In some cases, aWill may public. However, certain this article is provided for patches on whitewingsand breast will become orange. bers of thepublic can be- be improperly drawnorim- people may be able to inspect general information pur- this bright colour is a surpris- This is a sign that he is ready come involved in. portant items have been left the Inland Revenue Affidavit. poses only and does not ingly good defence. If abird to setup his ownterritory, A Tipperary Birdwatch out, aCourt may be asked as They include: amount to legal or other pro- tries to catch themale, he and try and attract a female trip to the Burren takes place to how the Will needs to be in- A beneficiarywho is fessional advice. While every quickly lands. The underside My new friend washappy on May 19. Discoverthe te r p rete d . named in the will carehas been takeninthe of his wings are mottled to sharemy lunch and espe- amazing birds, insects and An executor or benefi- Someone who is entitled preparation of the informa- green, like an armyjacket, cially cheese. He must be plants that are found in Ire- ciary, who thinks a challenge to a share of the estate tion, we advise youto seek and this means he is ex- used to walkers and investig- land’s largest wilderness. against the Will is likely, A child who is entitled to specific advice from us about tremely well camouflaged. In ates each one to see if they Check out thebranch's web- needs to look for professional bring proceedings against any legal decision or course of the meantime,the bird con- have food. site formore details and up- legal guidance, as soon as pos- theestate under Section 117 ac t io n . tinuesto search for acol- coming events. Poetry Corner :: Poetry Corner :: Poetry Corner :: Poetry Corner The smell would tell you it’s Autumn. Keep your hands behind your back. All around Clonmel, the smell of apples Who would be thefirst to bite the apple and s p oi l i n g , w i n? awaiting The Crushing. ThenChristmas withits bounty,an illusion of Piled up against the wall in Dowds Lane. Appl e s by Theresa Jones p l e nty. There would be men working, who may only Windfall apples welcome in Autumn, Where Mothers peel September away, Followed by the long haul of Winter, the cold get work sitting deep in the pockets of returning school and dark evenings eventually drag to Spring, during the Crushing. Long days spent in pulp. c h i l d re n . stew thefruit to sweetenthe long damp Dainty blossoms dress apple trees likea A race against time, Couples stroll down honeysuckle lanes, W i nte r. b r id e, while rats raced over rotting fruit. say goodbye to warm Summer evenings. While bees hum around like bridesmaids. A harvest for all. These are nights for the fire. FrostyHalloween brings children and adults Summer fruits drink up the sun and rain, Cider putClonmel on themap,the tasteof Warm kitchens,stocked withsugarand alike bobbing the apple. While men who only work the Crushing, Su m m e r. h o n ey. Shiny red faces, dipping into buckets of water, wait for the next Season to begin. Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 11

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Rockwell College held a Rockwell College Music memorable ‘music in sport’ Academy tutors that provided the band and lo- variety concert in the gistics for theevening- s c h oo l ’s concert hall re- Therese Maher(choreo- c e nt l y. grapher and stage manager), The chosen theme kept in Nancy Farrell (speech and with theschool’s rugbyand drama), Nicole Morris (flute), sporting traditions, with FidelmaNugent (piano), Pat well known anthems such as O’Callaghan (saxophone), theMatch of theDay theme GevBarrett (drums), Ed tune, Ireland’s Call, You’ll Dwan (violin and viola), Jayne Never Walk Alone, Slieven- McConnon (junior choir and amon and Eye of the Tiger violin), Dom O’Driscoll all performed by students. (guitar), Annie Blake (double One uplifting feature of bass and bass guitar), Eoin the concertwas thecom- O'Keeffe (French horn and munity choir made up of band master), Eimear Rockwell students and staff, Howley (piano), Anastasia along with Rockwell College Blake (backstage) and Suz- Music Academytutors and anne Buttimer (director). students,ably conductedby EmmaEnglish, guest sop- Lena Hally. Theysang a spir- rano and proud Rockwell ited rendition of Dreams by mother,raised the roof with The Cranberries. Mu n s te r ’ s Stand Up and The projection backdrop Fight asan apt finale,” a was designed and operated by school spokesperson said. Eamonn Shanahan and MC There were also video Rockwell College students held a memorable ‘music in sport’ variety concert for the occasion was past messages of congratulations pupil Fergal Buttimer. to the Rockwell Junior Cup Howlett, Donnacha and Jake Flannery. concluded the eveningbyad- audience to endorse the “Sincere thanks to the 2019 champions from Dougie O’Callaghan, John Fogarty Principal Audrey O’By r n e dressing the appreciative school’s commitment to the development of the arts. Sive sets new record at Dressage Winter Finals

Clogheen teenager Sive lowing on from winning her whichtake place in Italy later Kearney and her horse Rob first national title at the Na- this summer. tional DressageChampion- Sive is trained by Sue Roy set a new record at the ships last year. Smallman at Kilcoran and is Dressage Ireland National Sive previously repres- part of HorseSportIreland's Winter Finals in Cavan entedIreland at the high performance pro- Equestrian Centre this European Pony Champion- gramme. She is currently m o nt h . ships in Hungary. She will studying for her Junior Certi- travel to France in Mayto try ficate exams at Rockwell Col- The 15-year-old became the and securefurther qualifica- l ege. youngest winner of theAd- tion scores forthe European vanced championships, fol- Junior Championships,

Fourteen young people received Canon Hayes Recreation CentreSports Scholarship certificates from the Minister for Rural and Community Development Michael Ring at the Canon Hayes Centre in Tipperary Town last Thursday. Seated l-r: Christopher Breen, Megan Tynan, Darragh O'Brien, Minister Michael Ring, Conor Martin, Chloe Wills, Johnny Ryan. Standing: Martin Quinn (Canon Hayes chairperson), Eoin Marnane, Pádraic Ryan, Diarmuid Looby, Adam Roche,Caitlin Kennedy, Clodagh Kissane,Alyson Kelly, Donagh Hickey,Danny Whyte (Canon Hayes fitness manager)

CBS High School, Clonmel, will showcase its musical talent with a gala concert on May 23 at 7.30pm in Hotel Minella. Singers, dancers and instrumentalists of the highestcalibre will take to the stageto perform at what promises to be agreat night of entertainment, with all proceeds going to the School Development Fu n d . A guest performance by the renowned Mount Sion Choir from Waterford, a fellow Edmund Rice School, is Sive Kearney set a new record at the Dressage Ireland National Winter Finals an exciting addition to the event and one not to be missed. Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 13 Want South Tipp Today to cover an event? SOUTH TIPP LIFE Email [email protected] or call 052-6172535 Community rallies behind Ashleigh ahead of spinal surgery A fundraising drive to sup- osis. which led to brain damage port a local girl set to un- The 11-year-old has double and severe Tourette syn- curvature of thespine and a d ro m e. dergo spinal surgery has totally deformed back, con- A 10km fundraising walk raised over €10,000 to date. fining her to a wheelchair as took place on April 28 in Ashleigh Proutwas born she struggles to walk. She was Cahir,withall funds going to- with nervous system genetic in sixthclass at StOliver’s Na- wards keeping the family disorder neurofibromatosis tional School when she a f l oat . and later developed scoli- suffered a stroke last October,

Mattie McGrath TD,Tesco Clonmel manager Martin Allen, Clonmel Mayor Richie Molloy, Cllr Pat English, Cllr Locals helped raise over €10,000 to support Ashleigh Prout Andy Moloney, Seamus Healy TD, Society of St. Vincentde Paul’sKieran Stafford and Chris Butler, Eoin O’Flaherty, Mary Prout Daly, Cathriona Prout, and Allie and Casey Prout

Participants who took part in the fundraising walk for Ashleigh Prout Martina Maher, Emer Power, Loraine Kiely and Marie Grace Tractor run to aid family of Tipperary girl battling cancer A Tipperary community is gnosed with Lymphoblastic home. However, the local be followed by food and music rallying to support the Ly m p h o m a . community of in O’Nei l l ’ s, Toem. Musicians Treatment began immedi- has rallied to support the will includeDave and Tommy family of a brave six-year- ately and Kathyisreceiving family.The localschools, McGrath. Business sponsors old girl who is battling chemotherapy between Our Cappawhite NS and Ayle NS are welcome at €100 sponsor- c a n c e r. L ady ’s Children’s Hospital in have held fundraisers, along shipper business. Aseparate Anumber of fundraising Crumlinand UniversityHos- with Cappawhite Com- draw for sponsors will take events have been held for pital Limerick. So far, Kathy munityCouncil whoorgan- place on the day. Araffle with the family of Kathy O'Don- had undergone fourstages of ised ceili and an auction last numerous prizes will also be nell in Cappawhiteand the chemotherapy, induction, M a rc h . held. next is a major tractor run consolidation, interim main- The next event is the Kathy ’s parents John and on May 25. tenance and delayedintensi- tractor run in Toem, Cap- Margaret say that so far it has KathyDonnell liveswith f ic at i o n . pawhite, for May25by acom- been a rollercoaster to say the her parents, John and Mar- The next phase is main- mitteeof neighbours and least, butthe supportand garet, her brother John and tenance,the longest but friends ofthe O’Donnell kindness of family, friends, sisterKeri in Cappawhite. gentlest phase andisex- family. This also will include a neighbours and schools of Kathy hadjust returned to pected to last two years. vintage car and motorbike theirlovely communityand Cappawhite National School Hospital soon became a run. extendedparishes hasbeen and had just started senior in- home from homefor Kathy Registrationfor this event evident from the start. They fants last September with her and her family as they en- will be from 2pm, with the are eternally grateful forthe classmates when she was dia- dured many nights away from run starting at 4pm. This will support they have received. Kathy has the support of the entire community as she battles cancer 14 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9 Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 15 16 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9 Have you got news for South Tipp Today? SOUTH TIPP LIFE Contact [email protected] or 052-6172535 Rockwell College student heads for St Petersburg after success in Young Economist competition

It was a near clean sweep of the (Littleton) got a silver medal in the prizes for Rockwell College stu- Central Bank competition. “This is a very proud day for the dents at the Young Economist of college. Seeing the work first hand, the Year Awards in UCD last they deserve their successes,” wee k . Rockwell College teacher PatEgan Sihoo Kim wonthe overall first s a id . prize and will represent Ireland in Each project studiedhuman be- the international Economics haviour from an economiccontext. Olympiad in St Petersburg in The winning project studiedas- Ju l y. pects of human behaviourfrom C l e r i h a n’sLeah McGarry and students running to avoid queues, Du a l l a’s Padraic Clarke won the top New Year’s resolutions and the pur- Fifth Year Award and will be first re- chasing patterns of consumers. placement if Sihoo cannot travel. Sihoo concluded that consumers Third placeoverall went to Varvara are more emotional than rational. Dylan Shaw, Sihoo Kim, Pat Egan (teacher) Padraic Clarke, Leah McGarry and Vervara Artiuk Artiuk (Russia) while Dylan Shaw Andrea Ryan ‘exc i ted ’ a h ead of national make-up awards A Tipperary make-up artist beauty bloggers, freelancers, for her work. “I'vebeen in the Over the years I used my who specialises in special ef- experts and representatives make-up industry over six family and some close friends of local businesses whose sole years and in February 2018 I as my models for my cre- fects is in line for one of the aim is to meetthe needs of achieved one of my goals. ations, from fun and col- country's top make-up their customers and improve Along with my sister,we ourful to full on blood and awa rd s . their confidenceby leaving opened our first premises, go re. Tipperary town native An- them look stunning. Belle Artists Make-upand “Sfx is my passion and I drea Ryan is one of the final- Andrea is thrilled to be Nails Studio in Cashel. love it. 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Rehearsals are in the final stages for Clonmel Theatre Guild’s 50th anniversary production of the wonderful One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, which will be staged at the White Memorial Theatre from May 15-18. Directed by Anne Willi- amson, who previously dir- ected theguild’s highly successful production of John B Keane’s The Field twoyears ago and whois also a director withthe Fionn Mac Cumhaill Players in Cloneen, this special play promises to bea must for eve r yo n e’s diary. It is adapted forstage by Dale Wasserman from the bookbyKen Kesey. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is nar- rated by Chief Bromden, a gi- gantic yet docile half-native American patientat apsychi- atric hospital. He tells the story of Randle P. McMurphy, a new patientwho faked in- sanity to serve a shorter prison sentence in the hos- pital rather than at a prison work farm. McMurphyis de- termined to shake up the mental institution and chal- lenge the sweetbut manipu- lative Nurse Ratched. Nurse Ratched movesabout silently yet is amassive personality with asmile that seems to be The cast of Clonmel Theatre Guild's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, which will be staged at the White Memorial Theatre from May 15-18 forever on her pretty face. When asked what will sur- mateswho are all so different say not very sympathetic. lutely buzzing!" (Cheswick), Jim Malone witha donation from the prise people about this play, in character yetlovable,the "With a cast of 15, this is The cast includes: Jacquie (Scanlon), Gerry Dorney raffle and on this occasion it Anne Williamson said: "A lot cunning and always smiling one of theguild's largest pro- Ahern Slater (Nurse (Ruckly), Eugene O'Meara will be supporting Sanie's of people will think it is very assassin Nurse Rached and ductions fora numberof Ratched), Adele Powell (Martini), BláthnaidMoore Tr u s t . serious, butit is more of a her littlearmy. Eachand years, which is only fitting for (Nurse Flynn), John Leahy (CandyStarr) and Janet To coincide withthis pro- dark comedy witha lesson every one of them will grip at its 50thanniversary celebra- (Aide Turkel/Williams), Pat McEntee (Sandra). duction, an exhibition celeb- running through it. Youwill your heartstrings. When tions. The guild is delighted to Dunne (Áide Warren), Mi- Ticketsare on sale forOne rating 50 years of Clonmel laugh, you will cry, you will be mentalhealth has neverbeen see so many new faces taking chael Hennessy (Dr. Spivey), Flew Over theCuckoo'sNest Theatre Guild bringing drawn into this play and fall in so much spoken about, this to the stage to join the well- Pat Egan (McMurphy), in Marian’s bookshop and on theatreto SouthTipperary love with thecharacters -the play will take you ona trip known and muchloved Dermot McDermott (Chief Clonmel Theatre Guild's web- will be staged in Clonmel Lib- wonderful bigger than life backto the1960's to a time actors. To say that the cast are Bromden), Tom Callery(Dale site for €15. As is customary rary from May 13-18. Chief Bromden, thelovable when understandingand ac- having fun would be an un- Harding), Barry Tobin (Billy with all productions, the rogue McMurphy and the in- ceptance of patients waslet's derstatement- theyare abso- Bibbitt), Edmond Ryan guild supports a local charity There will be UpRoar in Budapest this summer Bell X1 frontman going solo at The Source Arts Centre this weekend UpRoar Rock Chorus is 19. Having achieved runners- held upstairs in The Main accompanist Jennifer Wil- preparing for abusy summer up place last year - its first ap- GuardonMay 26at1:30pm, liams, will travel to Budapest to take part inthe 5thannual Bell X1 frontman Paul ahead,which includes the pearance at a choral competi- where thechoir will perform Noonan is bringing his solo rock choir’s first trip abroad. tion - the choir is looking songs by Queen, U2, Adele Budapest Musicand Orches- UpRoar is taking part in forward to taking part again. and many more. tral Festival at the end of tour to The Source Arts the 2019 AIMS Choral com- Afree lunchtime concert The choir, with musical June.Asthe only Irish actto Centre, Thurles, on May 11. petition in New Ross on May open to all the public will be director Eamon O’Malley and appear at this festival, the Bell X1 has consistently choir will representthe na- markedthe pointonthe tion and Tipperary, per- Irish musicmap wherepop forming a30 minute and alternative collide with programme in front of an in- guile,intellect and heart. ternational audience. Single after radio-ravishing Directly after appearing in single such as The Great De- Budapest, thechoir will per- fector and RockyTook A form at Ireland’s first 80s Lovercemented them in the music festival, Forever public consciousness. Young, in Palmerstown Es- And nowfor this special, tate,Naas, CoKildare, from up close and personal per- July 5-7. formance,Paul goes solo and For more information and will perform fan favourites as updateson whereUpRoar well as new songs from his Rock Chorus will be per- debutsolo LP. Don’t miss this forming, check outits Face- opportunity to see one of Ire- May 11. Tickets are€25 and book page. The choir will be land’s great songwriters live. can be gotonline at www.the- recruiting newmembers in The gig starts at 8pm on s ou r c ea r t s c e ntre. ie. S e pte m b e r. Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 19 Have you got Entertainment for South Tipp Today? WHAT'S ON Email [email protected] or call 052-6172535 Clonmel Belle Voci choir to host spectacular summer concert Belle Voci choir hosts its an- sical influences come from an accomplished performer, has receivedthroughout the nual summer concert at all periods and genres, from teacher, conductor and year,especially from Fr classical to jazz and from music judge. She will play Paddy Pierce for the use of St Hotel Minella on May 17 at Mozart to radiohead This will some numbers on the clas- Jo s e p h’s Church for re- 8pm. be its first time performing in sical fluteand will accom- hearsals and as the venue for Wexford-based mixed Clonmel. pany Belle Voci on one of its the Christmas concert; and capella group Cairde will be Another guest will be local songs. The piano accom- also to Tipperary Council for special guest at the concert. musician Maria Fennessy. panist for theevening will be its financial support. One of its members is Terry Maria has an Honours Bach- Mary Rose McNally. The Belles wish to espe- Morrissey whois originally elor of Music Degree from the The choir is grateful to the cially thank Clonmel Mayor from Clonmel. Cairde’s mu- School of Music and is community for the support it Richie Molloy for according the choir a civic reception last Ja nu a r y. Ticketsare €15 from the hotel, on the door on the night and also from choir mem- bers. Niamh to share Space dream The all-female choir plan on travelling toLisbon in September to take part in the with Tipperary audience On Stage in Lisbon festival, wherethey will spend four Niamh Shaw is on a mission days performing, attending Belle Voci chairperson Mary Hunter with the choir's highly commended to get to Space in her own workshops andcollaborating award in the Community Choirs competition at Limerick Choral Festival unique way. Join her in The with other choirs. last March Source Arts Centre, Thurles, on May 21 at 7.30pm. Using her artist and en- gineer/scientist back- MC for ground, she wants to share the story of space from the perspective of an average, S a n i e’s everyday person who is on a quest to fulfil her lifelong Trus t a m bi t io n . But there is always a cost. Niamh wantsto explore what Fa s hion happens to us when weallow ourselves to pursue our child- S h ow hood dreams. An award-win- ning science communicator, Big Brother star Cian Niamh will tell her story, Carrigan was MC at a sharingthe highs and lows of An evening with Niamh Shaw at The Source Arts Centre on May 21 recent fashion show the journey so far, with videos zero gravityflight and her vice, this event is supported hosted by the Clonmel of her recentadventureson Park Hotel in aid of the simulated Mars mission trips to Baikonur cos- by the Tipperary Creative Ire- m o d ro m e. land programme.Book your Sanie's Trust. He is in the desert, her work with pictured with hotel duty the European Space Agency, a Presented by Tipperary free tickets at The Source box County Council Library Ser- office on 0504 90204. manager Colm Foran

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allinformationiscorrect beforesendingittothe advert make-up team. information includes but is not exclusive to TIPPERARYCOUNTY COUNCIL HER We Sean &Philomena Brackett intend to To succeed you’ll be extremely organised and able to work in afast paced plans and details of the as built meal store apply to the above Authority for Retention environment. Theability to operate to tight deadlinesisveryimportant and (previously permitted under pl. ref.07/2008) youshould have agoodknowledge of Microsoft office and be happy to work whichnow requires retention of planning Planning Permission for an existing attic well within asmall team. permission. conversion and associated roof lights as Signed: Donal Maher well as all associated site worksat If youcan provide the enthusiasm andinterest in print anddigital Rathloose, Powerstown,Clonmel,Co. advertising, full training can be provided. Tipperary. The planning application may be inspected TIPPERARYCOUNTYCOUNCIL or purchased at afee not exceeding the To apply,please email your CV to [email protected] IVinnyStrang intend to apply to the above reasonable cost of making acopy at the Authority for permission to construct a offices of the Planning Authority during its dwelling house, domestic garage, entrance, public opening hours. Asubmission or effluent treatment system and percolation observation in relation to the application area and all with associated site works at may be made in writing to the Planning Toor,Ballypatrick, kilsheelan, Co.Tipperary. Authority on payment of the prescribed fee The planning application may be inspected (€20) within the period of 5weeks begin- or purchased at afee not exceeding area- ning on the date of receipt by the authority sonable cost of making acopy at the offices of the application and suchsubmissions or of the Planning Authority during public observations will be considered by the opening hours. Asubmission or observa- Planning Authority in making adecision on tion in relation to the application may be the application. The Planning Authority made to the Planning Authority in writhing may grant permission subject to or without on payment of the prescribed fee of €20 conditions, or may refuse to grant permis- within aperiod of five weeks beginning on sion. the date of receipt by the Authority of the application and suchsubmissions or obser- TIPPERARYCOUNTY COUNCIL vations will be considered by the Planning IBill Meagher intend to apply to apply to Authorityinmaking adecision on the Tipperary County Council for permission application. The Planning Authority may for achange of house type and arelocating grant permission subject to or without con- of the house within the site to that previ- ously granted (under planning application

ditions, or may refuse to grant permission. ADVERTISE PLANNING NOTICES PLANNING NOTICES references 07/917and 1182) and all associ- ated site development works, at Ballycleri- han, Clonmel, CoTipperary. TIPPERARYCOUNTYCOUNCIL The planning application may be inspect- TIPPERARYCOUNTYCOUNCIL TIPPERARYCOUNTYCOUNCIL FURTHER INFORMATION/REVISED PLANS ed, or purchased at afee not exceeding the We,Joe &Margaret O’Sullivan, applied for PatrickO'Donnellintends to apply to We,FortressPlanning, wish to apply on reasonable cost of making acopy at the permission (planning ref.18601479) to Tipperary County Council for Permission to behalf of our client Michelle Meehan for offices of the Planning Authority during its construct asingle-storey dwelling, construct 2No PoultryHouses,Services permission to construct adwelling, public opening hours. Asubmission or entrance, driveway,connection to under- rooms, Feed Bins, Roof Mounted Solar entrance, septic tank/percolation area and observation in relation to the application ground services and all associated site Panels and associated works and to demol- all associated works at Kilbeg, Toem, Co. may be made in writing to the Planning development works at Western Road, ish the existing Pig housing structures on Tipperary.Planning reference in register Authority on payment of the prescribed Clonmel, Co.Tipperary. the proposed footprint at Cloghcarrigeen 18/601279. fee, €20, within the period of 5weeks Take notethat revised plans in relation to West, Kilsheelan. Significant Further Information and Revised beginning on the date of receipt by the this application have been furnished to the The planning application may be inspected Plans have been furnished to the Planning authority of the application, and suchsub- planning authority and are available for or purchased at afee not exceeding the Authority, in respectofthis proposed missions or observations will be consid- inspection or purchase at afee not exceed- reasonable cost of making acopy at the development, and are available for inspec- ered by the Planning Authority in making a ing the reasonable cost of making acopy, offices of the Planning Authority during its tion or purchase at the offices of the author- decision on the application. The Planning at the offices of the authority during its public opening hours. Asubmission or ity during its public opening hours. Authority may grant permission subject to public opening hours. The revised plans observation in relation to the application Significant Further Information/Revised or without conditions, or may refuse to include arevised site layout drawing show- may be made in writing to the Planning Plans includes for achange to the red line grant permission. ing revised site boundaries. Asubmission Authority on payment of the prescribed boundary to include set-backofneighbour- or observation in relation to the further fee, €20, within the period of 5weeks ing roadside boundary wall and all associ- information/revised plans may be made in beginning on the date of receipt by the ated works. BREAKING NEWS writing to the planning authority on pay- authority of the application and suchsub- Asubmission or observation in relation to ment of the prescribed fee, not later than 2 missions or observations will be consid- the further information or revised plans Contact 052 6172500 weeks after the receipt of the newspaper ered by the Planning Authority in making a may be made in writing to the planning notice and sitenotice by thePlanning decision on the application. The Planning authority on payment of the prescribed fee Authority. Authority may grant permission subject to of €20, not later than 2weeks after the or without conditions, or may refuse to receipt of the newspaper notice and site www.nationalist.ie grant permission. notice by the planning authority. 24 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9 Tel: 052-6172500 FAMILY Email: [email protected] Post or Call to Queen Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary ANNOUNCEMENTS Deadline: Tuesdays @11.00am

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35th Birthday Remembrance of our son In loving memory of a dear husband In loving memory of a dear father John T: 0526122839 Kevin, 52 Elm Park, Clonmel on 14th 14 Inis Oir John Bowe, late of 10 Bianconi Drive, Bowe, late of 10 Bianconi Drive, Clonmel, E: [email protected] May. Cashel Road Clonmel, who died on 16th May 2018. who died on 16th May 2018. Clonmel. We cannot send a Birthday Card, your Those special memories of you will Your name is often spoken, we talk about hands we cannot touch. But God will Birthday occurred on 2nd May always bring a smile. If only I could you still. You haven't been forgotten, take our greetings to the one we love so have you back for just a little while. T hen you know you never will. No words or much. If Heaven had a number we could sit and talk again just like we verse could ever say, how much we miss I would call you on the phone used to do. You always meant so very you everyday. Deep in our hearts your Always love and miss you Kevin To wish you HAPPY BIRTHDAY much and always will do too. T he fact memory is kept, we love you too dearly And ask you to come home. that you're no longer here will always to ever forget. - Mam and Dad, sisters Amanda, We know you're in a special place cause me pain, but you're forever in my Ann-Marie and Sandra, brother-in-law Where angels always sing, where joy heart, until we meet again. Sadly missed by your loving daughter Derek, nephew Darragh and Kelly xxxxx and love and peace are yours, until we Avril and grand-daughter Sarah. meet again. Sadly missed by your loving wife Marie, daughters Majella, Catherine and Avril, Love and miss you - your loving son sons-in-law and grandchildren. DROHAN David, Stacey, Leyton and Ellie xxxx BYRNE (56th Birthday Remembrance) First Anniversary Mass on Saturday 18th (14th Anniversary) May in Ss Peter and Paul's Church at GOD’S 7. 30pm. GARDEN GREENE (Birthday Remembrance) God looked around His garden And He found an BOWE empty place (1st Anniversary) He then looked down upon the earth And saw your Joe Drohan precious face In loving memory of Phil Byrne, 23 Liam He put His arms 38 Baron Park, Lynch Tce., Newcastle who died on 11 th around you Clonmel. May, 2005. RIP. And lifted you to rest; In loving memory of Edward Greene, 42 No matter how we spend our day, no God’ sGarden My Dad Marian Ave, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. matter what we do, no morning dawns, must be beautiful My father is a man like no other. he Tipperary, whose birthday occurs at this no evening falls, without a thought of He always takes gave me life, nurtured me, taught me, time. you Phil. the best. dressed me, fought for me, held me, In loving memory of a dear father John He knew that you shouted at me, kissed me, but more No Birthday cake to wish upon and so Bowe, late of 10 Bianconi Drive, Clonmel, Sadly missed by your loving husband were suffering importantly, loved me unconditionally. we chose a star. To send you kisses and who died on 16th May 2018. Pat, partner Nuala, son Kevin, daughter He knew you were birthday wishes to Heaven where you Ciara, daughter-in-law Christine, son-in- in pain There are not enough words I can say to are. It's lonely here without you, we miss you law Nigel, grandchildren Adam, Lily, He knew you’ d describe just how important my father more each day. For life is not the same Evan, Joseph. never ever was to me and what a powerful influence Happy birthday Edward to us, since you went away. Your resting Get well on earth he continues to be. - your sister Frances, Kieran, place we visit, placing flowers there with May you Rest in Peace Phil again. Shannon, Nicole, Brogan and Keegan care, but no one knows the heartache, as So He closed your I LOVE YOU DAD xxxx we turn and leave you there. Mass offered. weary eyelids And whispered Always and forever. We cannot send a birthday card, your Sadly missed by your loving daughter “Peace be thine” hand we cannot touch. But God will take Majella, son-in-law Cyril and grand- Then He took you - your loving daughter Aoife and your our greetings to the one we love so children Shauna and Jack. up to Heaven grandson Kaelen xxx much. With Hands so gentle and kind. - your sister Ann-Marie, nieces and BOWE nephews xxxx (1st Anniversary) It broke our hearts to lose you But you did not Birthday wishes fond and true, from go alone, those who thought the world of you. For part of us went with you - your sister Catherine, Jim, Jamie and The day God Tara xxxx welcomed you home.

In loving memory of a dear father John Bowe, late of 10 Bianconi Drive, Clonmel, Whensomeone who died on 16th May 2018. you lovebecomes Find the softest pillow Lord to rest his head upon. Place a kiss upon his cheek amemory, the and tell him who its from. memory becomes Sadly missed by your loving daughter Catherine, Dave, Adam, Damien and atreasure. Peter. Author Unknown Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 25 Tel: 052-6172500 FAMILY Email: [email protected] Post or Call to Queen Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary ANNOUNCEMENTS Deadline: Tuesdays @11.00am

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CONNOLLY CONNOLLY KAVANAGH NORRIS (1st Anniversary) (1st Anniversary) (2nd Anniversary) (3rd Anniversary)

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Pat Norris Still In loving memory of my beloved wife Ita In loving memory of our dear sister Ita, In loving memory of Billy Kavanagh, Connolly, late of Ballydonagh, late of Ballydonagh, Kilmanahan, Griffith Avenue, Clonmel who died on 13 Mountain View Kilmanahan, whose First Anniversary Clonmel, who passed away on 7th May 12th May 2017. Marlfield With You occurs on 7th May. 2018. Clonmel God saw you getting tired and a cure If it seems that I A thousand times I've needed you, a Of all the special gifts in life, how ever was not to be. So he put his arms who died 10th May 2016 am far away on million times I've cried; if my love could great or small, to have you as our sister around you and whispers "Come to me". this empty and have saved you, you never would have was the greatest gift of all. Everyday in some small way, memories solemn day, died. With tearful eyes we watched you, we of you come our way. Though absent Loved and missed daily by sisters watched you fade away. Although we you are always near, still missed, loved Just open your Always remembered by your loving Martina, Helen, Tiny and Marg, brothers loved you dearly, we could not make you and always dear. heart and know husband Joe. John and Ed, cousin Mary and all their stay. families. Love from your wife Rosie, daughters it’s true, Anniversary Mass in Church, A golden heart stopped beating, hard Vicky, Mandy, Audrey, grandchildren that Iamstill Saturday 11 th May at 7. 30pm. working hands now rest. God broke our Addia, Leah, Sophie, Jaidn, Lewis and hearts to prove to us, he only takes the great grandchildren Eva and Aria. right here with best. you.

Sadly missed by your sons Seamus, If during the day DOYLE Norman, Noel, Liam, daughters Dolores, things are going CONNOLLY (3rd Anniversary) Sonia, Therese, grandchildren and O'DONNELL wrong, (1st Anniversary) great-grandchildren. (1st Anniversary) please don’t feel Anniversary Mass in Ss. Peter and Paul's sad and alone. Church on Sunday 16th June at 11 am. Just open your heart and know MADIGAN it’s true, (12th Anniversary) that Iamstill right here with Mark Doyle you. In loving memory of my beloved mother Rossrehill, Ballylooby, Ellen O'Donnell, late of 6 Dunbane, Ita Connolly, late of Ballydonagh, Carrick on Suir, Co. Tipperary. When nighttime Kilmanahan, whose First Anniversary Cahir, Co. Tipperary falls and the day occurs on 7th May. You left us beautiful memories, your love is done. Died on 5th May 2016. is still our guide and though we cannot I often am awake at night when the see you, you are always by our side. If you are feeling world is fast asleep. And I think about In loving memory of Mark on his Third Michael alone and sleep the Mam I lost with tears upon my cheek. Anniversary. Missed by your sisters and brothers and won’t come, I can’t get over losing you no matter how Late of Bianconi Drive, Clonmel extended family xx I try; I will always keep you in my heart Always in our thoughts, Just open your until the day I die. forever in our hearts. April is here with sad regret, the day, the heart and know month we won't forget. Silently, sadly, it’s true, Always remembered by your loving Sadly missed, loved and remembered by came a call, without farewell you left us daughter Orla, son-in-law Benny and Dad, Mam and your brother John. all. that Iamstill grandchildren Daniel, Lukey and Ben. O'DONNELL right here with (2nd Anniversary) No matter how life changes, no matter you. what we do, a special place within our hearts, is always kept for you. Close your eyes, HEWITT and feel the warm Loved and never forgotten - your wife embrace. CONNOLLY (nee Whelan) Anne, your sons, daughters, (1st Anniversary) grandchildren and great-grandchild. xxx Sleep peacefully in the wings of Mass offered. grace. If sadness finds In loving memory of a dear father and you in the grandfather Roger O'Donnell, Ard morning light, if Aoibhinn, Heywood Road, Clonmel, Co. you feel alone, Tipperary, who died on 10th May 2017. RIP don’t give up (16th Anniversary) trying! In loving memory of my beloved mother Another leafhas fallen, Your name is often spoken, we talk about Ita Connolly, late of Ballydonagh, In loving memory of a dear mother Nora you still; you haven't been forgotten - Hold this feather Kilmanahan, whose First Anniversary Hewitt, late of Tickincor, Clonmel, whose another soulhas gone. you know you never will. No words or Butstill we have God’spromises, close and know occurs on 7th May. anniversary occurs on 2nd May. verse could ever say, how much we miss it’s true, in every robin’s song. you every day; deep in our hearts your You left me with precious memories, that There is a lady in Heaven, who is loved ForheisinHis heaven, memory is kept, we love you too dearly that Iamalways made me laugh and cry, but the love you beyond compare. That lady is Mum, so and thoughHetakesaway, to ever forget. here with you. planted in my heart, no millionaire could precious and so rare. So, fold your arms buy. around her Lord, and kiss her smiling He always leaves to mortals, Sadly missed by your daughter Marie, face, for she is someone special and can thebrightsun’s kindlyray. grandsons Aaron and Andrew, their Always remembered by your loving son never be replaced. He leaves thefragrantblossoms, partners Aisling and Laura and Mark, his partner Danielle and your and lovely forest,green. great-grandchild Tadgh. grand-daughter Darla. Loved and missed always - your son JJ And gives us new found comfort, and daughter-in-law Joan. when we on Himwilllean. 26 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9 Tel: 052-6172500 FAMILY Email: [email protected] Post or Call to Queen Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary ANNOUNCEMENTS Deadline: Tuesdays @11.00am

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O'DONNELL O'DONNELL O'MALLEY POWER (2nd Anniversary) (2nd Anniversaries) (2nd & 22nd Anniversary) (4th Anniversary)

(& Birthday Remembrance) In loving memory of my dear father Sympathy Roger, late of Ard Aoibhinn, Heywood In loving memory of our father Roger In loving memory of our dear parents In loving memory of Anne Power (nee Road, Clonmel who died on 10th May O'Donnell, 1 Ard Aoibhinn, Clonmel, who Arthur and Ida, late of 16 Ard Na Greine, O'Shea), late of Inis-na-Managh, Prayer 2017 RIP. died on 10th May 2017 and our uncle Clonmel, whose anniversaries occur at Marlfield Road, Clonmel, who died on William (Bill) O'Donnell, Market Street, this time. 2nd May 2015. I’d like to catch a train to Heaven, and Cahir, who died on 14th May 2017. see what’s really there. To see my Dad To us who loved and lost you both and Treasured memories keep you near, as Dear Lord, with his dazzling robes, or to touch his God saw you getting tired and a cure whose parting brought such pain, we will time unfolds another year. golden hair. I know someday I’ll meet was not meant to be, to He put His arms treasure your memories forever, in a please comfort him, when I’m wild and free, and he will around you and whispered 'Come to me' world that's not the same. No need for words except to say, still those in grief, forgive my every sin, just you wait and loved and missed each passing day. see. With tearful eyes we watched you and Forever loved and always remembered then you passed away. Although we by your loving family, son John, Always loved and sadly missed by your Always remembered by your loving son loved you dearly, we could not make you daughters Caroline, Sandra, Anna and husband Pat, sons Pádraig and Conor. Roger, daughter-in-law Sharon and stay. Sarah, daughter-in-law and sons-in-law, Love them, grandchildren Jamie and Adrian xxxx grandchildren and great grandchildren. lift them, give A golden heart stopped beating, hard-working hands at rest. God broke Anniversary Mass in Ss Peter and Paul's PRENDERGAST relief our hearts to prove to us, He only takes Church on Saturday 19th May at (19th Anniversary) the best. 12.30pm.

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In loving memory of Jack Prendergast, Make this late of 5 St. Bernadette's Terrace, Old Bridge, Clonmel whose anniversary sorrow slowly occurs at this time. melt. No matter how life changes, no matter what we do, a special place within our In loving memory of John (Jack) O’Neill, hearts, is always kept for you. Highfield Grove, Clonmel, (formerly Lord, let In loving memory of my father Roger In loving memory of Eamon O'Driscoll, Ballyclerihan), Former foreman of From your nephew Sean, Breda and happy (Rody) O'Donnell, 1 Ard Aoibhann, Kilheffernan, Clonmel, a loving husband, Chadwicks, Clonmel, who died on 13th family. Clonmel who died on 10th May 2017. father and grandfather, who died on 26th May 2016. memories ease, May 2013 RIP Masses offered A true friend I could turn to, when times Lovingly remembered and sadly missed were good or bad. One of my greatest The happy hours we once enjoyed, how by his wife Alice, his children Caroline, blessings, the man that I called Dad. sweet the memory still. But death has John and Ken, his grandchildren Emily SLATTERY Creating left a vacant place, no one could ever fill. and Abigail, extended family and friends. (7th Anniversary) Also remembering my uncle Billy, of peace like a Market Street, Cahir, whose 2nd Missed by your wife Mary and family. Mass will be offered. Anniversary occurs on May 17th. gentle breeze, Anniversary Mass on Sunday 19th May "Gone from our home Sadly missed by Paul, Sandra, Rhys and in Gambonsfield Church, Kilsheelan at but not our hearts." Karah. 11.30am. And as you help them COSTIGAN make it MEMORIALS O’O BRIEBRIEN In loving memory of Stephen Slattery, through. Road, MONUMENTAL late of 18 Heywood Close, Clonmel who Cahir,Co. Tipperary died on the 9th of May 2012 RIP. HEADSTONES Time may pass and fade away, but Draw them IN GRANITE& memories of you will always stay. LIMESTONE closer, Lord, INSCRIPTIONS& Sadly missed by Margaret, Anthony, to you. CLEANING Darren, John Paul and Alan.

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In loving memory of Martin Strappe, late In loving memory of our son James, In loving memory of a dear husband, of Clarke Villas, Clonmel, whose 5th Glenview, , whose 12th Dad and Grandad, Willie Walsh, late of Anniversary and Birthday occur at this anniversary occurs on May 12th. Upper Friary Heights, Carrick-Beg, who time. died tragically on May 2nd, 2001. R.I.P. Although the world keeps turning and The gates of memory never close, we the sun comes up each day, Life has Little did I know that morning, the miss you more than anyone knows. With never been the same since you were sorrow that day would bring. T he shock tender love and deep regret, we who called away. You are our Angel in was great, the loss severe, to part with a love you never forget. Heaven, you are our star in the sky. We husband so very dear. Your end was will never forget you son, sudden, your thoughts unknown. But Loved and missed always by your no matter how much time goes by. you left me memories I am proud to daughters Alison and Mary, sons Thomas own. and John Paul, grandchildren Abi, Cassie, Always in our thoughts and prayers Dylan, Reece and Callum, sons-in-law Love always - Mam and Dad Never forgotten by your loving wife Noel and Deckie. Aileen. xx James, twelve years ago you were taken from us and our world was torn apart. Dad, how do we write on paper, the Not a day goes by when your not feelings we have inside. From broken thought of, spoken of, fondly hearted daughters, who have missed you remembered by each of us. since you died. We have photos of you WALSH The pain and loss we felt that day eleven to treasure, it's all we have to touch. Of (12th Anniversary) years ago has not eased, since then the a father we loved with all our hearts and family occassions, celebrations, mile- who we miss so very much. stones we have had are tinged with sad- ness without you here to celebrate with Loved and missed every day by your us. Your life was ended too abruptly we daughters Lisa and Kim xxx had no time to prepare to lose our broth- er in such a tragic way is a heartache we Grandad, there is a star in Heaven, the shouldn't have to bear. first one out at night. We know it is our So today your anniversary we will join Grandad who has come to say good together to celebrate your life. night.

Until the links of our family chain rejoin Always miss and love you Grandad - In loving memory of a dear husband and your grandaughters Orna, Danah, Macy father, James Walsh, Lisronagh, whose Ride free James Ride free x and grandson Billy xxx anniversary occurs on the 12th May. Always remembered, your brothers and If tears could build a stairway and sisters, nieces and nephews memories a lane, we would walk straight up to Heaven and bring you home again. WILLIAMS (24th Anniversary) Loved and sadly missed always - Cathy, Valerie, Emma and grandson Kyle xx

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THE MIRACULOUS PRAYER Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for many favours. This time I ask you this very special one (mention favour). Take it Dear Heart of Jesus and place it within your broken heart where your Father sees it. Then in His merciful eyes it will become your favour, not mine. In loving memory of Joan Williams, 27 Amen. Say prayer for three days. Promise pub- Upper Irishtown, Clonmel, who died on lication and favour will be granted, no matter how 5th May 1995 RIP. impossible. (Never known to fail) Many thanks for favours granted. MM Someday I hope to see again, the face I loved so well. Someday I will clasp THE MIRACULOUS PRAYER those loving hands and never say Dear Heart of Jesus, in the past I have asked for farewell. many favours. This time I ask you this very special one (mention favour). Take it Dear Heart Missed by your loving husband Johnny of Jesus and place it within your broken heart and children John, Patrick, Anthony, where your Father sees it. Then in His merciful Mags and Chris. eyes it will become your favour, not mine. Amen. Say prayer for three days. Promise pub- Anniversary Mass on Saturday 11 th May lication and favour will be granted, no matter how impossible. (Never known to fail) Many thanks at 7. 30pm in St. Oliver's Church. for favours granted. MM Rest in Peace 28 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9 Your Cahir correspondent is Maria Taylor CAHIR CORNER Email: [email protected] orphone on 086-1022014

Cllr Moloney the Shamrock Lounge Cahir CAHIR LADIES GAELIC in April, 2019. It was a fun, FOOTBALL CLUB launches new wonderful, well attended The Cahir U10 Ladies woodland walk night both by our members played their first county blitz The latest addition to and outside support. last week in Clerihan. Num- amenities in Cahir Town was bers are so good that Cahir unveiled recently. Cllr Andy CAHIR MEET & TRAIN entered two teams. Moloney welcomed the at- The Group attended in Cahir played3 games vAr- tendance of several hundred force in Dundrum last Wed- ravale Rovers, Clerihan and to the castlecar park to nesdayfor theBrendan Kin- Golden. Arravale also had 2 launch thenew Woodland nane 5km and somegreat tea m s . Wa l k . times were recorded. We also Thanks for your support The brainchildof thelocal had lads out in the limerick Mairead, Cathal and Alan. councillor to start projects to half marathon on Sunday last Cahir Ladies Abú enhance Cahir over the past 5 and groups still pounding the years has finallycreated an paths locally. CAHIR GAA CLUB NOTES extension to the town park All our attentionnow Results - in South Senior which started with a Me- turns to the Poulmucka 5km football between Cahir and morial Garden, St.Declan’s and 8km on Friday 17 May and Kilsheelan/Kilcash Full Time Grove, Lady Walpole’s Canal this year aspecial commis- scorewas Cahir 0-8, renovations, the opening of sioned medal will be awarded Kilsheelan/ Kilcash 0-9. theIce House,the Suir to those whofinish, so it’s a Draw the Joker–Jac k p ot Blueway, a fairy Trail and Proceeds of Cahir Pantomime Society's fundraising night were presented to members of Cahir Men’s Shed. Back chance to get your ex- of €6,400.00 was not won. nowthe latest addition of a from left: Patsy O’Keefe, Barry Condon, Michael Houlihan and Pat O’Donnell. Front: Pakie Hally, Michael St. John, clusive Poulmucka pig Other winners were€100 to woodland walk. Thomas Prendergast and John McCarthy medal. Theresa Lonergan, €50 each In his address tothe gath- Training continues on to Christy Baker & Kathleen ering he thanked theTidy treatedpeople to some re- ThursdayMay 16 is amusical We will also be replanting Tuesdays and Thursdays at and Joe, €30 to LarryWalsh Towns committee whowere freshments as part ofthe na- afternoon with the Cahir St Paul’s hill this coming 7.30pm sharp and there is a and €20 to MarieWalsh. The behind him on every project. tional Street Festival. M e n’sShed from 2 –3 pm. On week after the drought hit level for everyone. next Draw will be held on The aim of these projects was In conclusion, Councillor Monday May 20 is Exercise ourrose garden therelast SundayMay 12inMor- to createa betterliving envir- Moloney wasjoined byBreda and Nutrition with Anne yea r. HOST FAMILIES NEEDED r i s s ey ’s. Jackpotwill be onmentand establish Cahir Gallagherof Cahir Tidy Downey from 2–3pm. On We are looking for Host €6,6 0 0. as a seriousTourism hub. We Towns to cut the ribbon and Tuesday May21is Japanese CAHIR PANTOMIME SOCIETY Familiesin Cahir to takean Congratulations -Well have achieved a lot in the past officially open the new trail. book making with Michele PRESENT MEN’S SHED international languagestu- done to the Coláiste Dún Ias- 5years and all projects are Seward from 2 –3pm. On A cheque for the proceeds dent for 2/3 weeks. Only stip- caighU15 football teamwho supportedby local people OPEN DAY IN CAHIR GARDA Thursday May 23 is Hand- of Cahir Pantomime Societies ulation is a single room. For beat Carrick CBSon May1 through raffles, contribu- STAT I O N crafts with Mary Jenkins Fundraising Nightwas more information please con- withascoreline of 4-10 to 4- tions, church gates and Everyone is invited to our from 2.30 –3.30 pm. On presentedto themembers of tact Danny on 087-2167423. 7. grants from various bodies. Open Dayat Cahir Garda Sta- MondayMay 27isJean’s Cahir Men’s Shed. The So- Good extra income earner. Juvenile Fixtures - On Sara Bourke fromSouth tion on this Friday 10May, Journal from 2.30 –3.30 pm ciety held their annual Panto- Thursday9 May the U14B FB Tipp Development CLG ad- 2019. Opening times are from and last but not least on mime, ‘Beauty and the Beast' CAHIR ACTIVE RETIREMENT withCahir vGran- dressed the crowd said that 11am to 4pm. There will be a Tuesday May 28 is Vision in February. The Outing to the Fethard gemockler/Ballyneale is thelatest walk was ashow- tour of the station, you can boards and meditationwith The members of Cahir Museum and Coolmore is on taking place in Cahir at 7pm. case for others to see what a meetand view demonstra- Maria King, Inspiring Mentor M e n’sShed have assisted the Thursday May 30. Results -On Monday28 community can do with their tions with our Specialised from 11 –12pm. Pantomime withstage props Tai Chai has commenced April U16A FB v . help asLEADER gave 75% Units -Mounted Unit Dog Award winning local artist and background scenes and in the Parish Rooms since Cahir secured a good win funding to the project. She Unit, RoadsPolicing Unit, Gerry Davis will have an ex- much more over the years Friday May 3. against Mullinahone to keep said that the woodland walk Armed SupportUnit and hibition of some of his work and even played some roles in Please let us knowhow their hopes alive. included 750 biodiversity many more. We are looking in the library during May. some of the pantomimes! many areinterested in On Monday28 April in the plants and 100 semi mature forward to seeing you all. Barry Condon and Pat O’Don - Gowran Park Races on June U12A FBSemi Finalwith trees that may not have the This was afantasticday CAHIR TIDY TOWNS nell from Cahir Pantomime 1 6. Cahir v Fethard. Cahir were full effect for afew years and last year,so do take some to The Group were busy with Society were delighted to Results of theCardGame beaten by the stronger team. will benefits generations to meet your local Garda and see the opening of the new Wood- present Cahir Men’s Shed held in the McAuley Room on On Saturday 4 May was the c o m e. what they do. land Walk recently. with the cheque. last Friday May3. In first U12D FB Semi Final with PJ O’Mearaof Cahir Social Also of late locals have place with12 games were Cahir v Fethard. On Saturday & Historical Society gave a BEALTAINE FESTIVAL IN seen that the fountain in The CYCLE AGAINST SUICIDE Pakie Hyland and Mary Hy- Cahir travelled to Ballylooby brief account of the history of CAHIR LIBRARY Square is backup and run- STO P OV E R land; 2nd with 8 games were for their Semi Final clash, the area and theCJ Kickham Once again in thelibraries ning after many years idle, The cycle against Suicide Kieran O'Brien and Redmond again their opponents were Brass Band playedto thede- around Ireland Bealtaine maybe someone can recall Irish tourpassed through Burke. On theLucky Table Fethard. The Ds had a light of the crowd before and festival is being celebrated. the last time it worked. The Cahir on last Friday after- were John Wheland and great Championship and won after the opening. This route Thereare numerousevents flower bed at Cahir House has noon of May 3. The cyclists Mary Moloney. all their matches in their is now part of the St. Declan’s which may be of interest and been planted and sponsored had a brief stop for refresh- The next game is on this G roup. Way Camino Walk from all arefree to attend in Cahir by SAP and Cahir House ments in the CastleCar Park. Friday May 10. Unfortunately this wasn't Cashel to Ardmore so all the L i b ra r y. Hotel. As part of our commit- It wasnice to see local sup- their day and once again they projects are tying into an On Thursday May 9 there ment to the environment and portfor local lady Kathleen NCBI SHOP were beaten by a stronger overall plan. The children got will be make-upfor the ma- pollinatorprogramme in the Tobinwho has completed Volunteersneeded forthe team. Hard luckboys, but greatenjoyment from Mo- ture woman with Edel Mc- Council, the newjunction at every Ireland Cycle Blind Shop on The Square, well done to the players and l o n ey ’s Mobile Farm which Namara from 2- 3pm. On the top of Barrack Street will Against Suicide tour since Cahir. ContactAnn on 087- managementfor getting this was setup for the dayand the Tuesday May 14 there is be plantedwith wildflower the beginning. 1394332 or Email shop.re- f a r. Tidy Towns Committee Visual Artwith Tina Looby this season. [email protected] if interested. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE from2 – 3pm. And on SOUTH TIPP HOSPICE COLLEC TION Hilary Carter wishes to thank Ms Josephine Wade and her Transition Year stu- dents from theColáiste Dún Iascaigh in Cahir fortheir help during Holy Week. The students assistedwith are- cent collection that took place in Super Valu over three days. As a result the fantastic amount of €1,947.00 wascol- lected and lodged to South Tipp Hospice.

COMHALTAS TRAD FEST TABLE QUIZ Thanks to all who sup- ported our recent Cahir Com- Pat and Kathleen Tobin with Terry O’Doherty (centre) at the Cycle Against haltas Trad Fest table quiz in Lots of children took part in the Coerver camp at Cahir Park AFC Suicide stopover in Cahir Th ursday, M ay 9, 2019 w w w.tipperar ylive.ie SOUTH TIPP TODAY 29 CAHIR CORNER CARRICK-ON-SUIR CORNER

CAHIR CAMOGIE they covered tonight–ex - Last Friday night parents ecuting great delivery of the and supporters of ourU14 sliothar up into our forwards. camogieteam witnessed a Leah put over two more show of pure passion and points from a free and a 65’ commitment. Our young while Ballybacon once more team had only 13 players breached our defence line when they arrived in Bally- with agoal and two points. bacon, but undeterred even Kate had wandered out field though they knew they would and her delivery into Emily have to face 15 strong players Coffey saw this braveyoung from the home club. lady take on three players and With GraceCarey and twist and turn her way Emily Kirby taking charge a through to berewarded with centre field thebattle com- an excellently executed goal. menced as soon as theslio- This score lifted ourplayers thar was thrown in. no end and the subsequent Ballybacon were not going to puck out was expertly man- getitall theirown wayand aged by the cool Holly and in there was muchtoing and turn sent up to Leahwhose froing of theball around delivery found Caoimhe. The centre field before the home speedyMs. Gracefound the side got away and put a lovely efficient Ms. Coffey and fol- point on the score board. lowing much the same path as From the puckout the Cahir she hadpreviously travelled girls were ontheir toes and rattled the netagain for the Mary Delaney got down over last score of the game. A cheque for €10, 865 was presented to the Irish Cancer Society’s Nicola McMahon in the Nano Nagle Community Resource Centre. The proceeds we re the sliothar and took off in the Final score was Cahir 2-4, raised from Daffodil Day events held in Carrick-on-Suir and Piltown. Pictured are committee members and volunteers from Scoil Mhuire who helped out direction of thegoalwhere Ballybacon 3-7. just around the 21 yard line Team: Emma Browne, she was fouled. Leah Flan- Holly Keating, Leah Flannery, Community Garden school. “This isthe second helped out and all the volun- ists, and Elizabeth Bloxham nery stepped up totakethe Kate Lonergan, Caoimhe completed on successful collaboration teers involved. She praised from Mayo, writer andre- resulting free and with ac- Grace, Grace Carey,Emily grounds of Library between the school and the the work ofthe committee cruiter for Cumann na mBan. curacysplit theuprightsto Kirby,Mary Delaney,Sara library and last November team. Present on the day were Major events as seen through level the play. Again the battle Kelly, BellaHealy, Emily Acommunity garden pro- the students gave workshops two of thefounder members their eyes include the general continued outfield with an- Coffey, Lucy Caplice and ject supporting biodiversity in thelibrary during Science of theCarrick-on-Suir Daf- election of 1918, theam- other Cahir free resulting Emma Carey. for wildlife and the local com- Week forlocal primary fodil Day Committee, Sr. Im- bushes at Soloheadbegand with Leah putting us ahead by munity, which has been school children.” maculata and Brendan Knocklong 1919 and Bloody a point. Ballybacon came CAHIR PARK AFC funded by Healthy Tipperary, Now that the garden isup Mulvaney, along with long- Sunday in 1920. back again and levelled the The Youths complete the has been completed on the and running, the library staff term committee members Author Jean Farrell will game once more. Emma Treble! - Cahir Park Youths grounds of Carrick-on-Suir would like to invite local Hannah Delaney, Gladys read acollection of her best Browne in goal was chal- retained the JoeDelaneyCup Library. Transition year stu- people to come and visit and Ronan and MargaretO’S h e a articles on May 27 ay 11.30am. lenged time and time again and in doing so complete a dents from theEdmund Rice help out with the mainten- from the Piltown team. Spon- Farewell to Ireland fea- but along with her formid- historic domestictreble of Secondary School, horticul- ance and harvesting of the sorship of the daffodils every turesThe Clancy Brothers able defenders of Holly League, Tipp Cup and Joe turist Dee Sewell of Green- fruit and herbs if they wish. year is kindly done by the Car- and Robbie O’Connell re- Keating, Leah Flannery,Kate Delaney Cup. The Joe side Up and librarian Carol Carrick-on-Suir Library rick-on-Suir and District corded live in The Regal Lonergan and Caoimhe Delaney Youth Cup Final took Delany all worked together on would like to thank the fol- Lions Club and the supplier of Theatre, Clonmel. Sing along Grace gave the supporters place in Newhill Park, Two the project. lowing people who all helped daffodils for theevent Adam to RoddyMcCorley, Leaving plenty to shout about and Mile Borris. For five weeks, Dee guided outwith this amazing pro- Green of Apple Farm. of Liverpool, Holy Ground praise as they battled against Full Time score, Bal- the team step by step through ject: Edmund Rice Secondary and many moreClancy fa- the extra players and man- lymackey FC 0, Cahir Park the entireprocess of meas- School transition year co- DARKNESS INTO LIGHT vourites on May 31 at 3pm. aged to keep thescorelevel AFC, Zac Keating. uring, digging, planting, wa- ordinator Linda Barry, Volunteers needed for A display of craftwork by going into the second half. Happy Birthday - Happy 18 tering, mulching and finally deputy principal Myles May 11. Stewards must be theCarrick Knitters Group While the half time break birthday to Tommy Mc- constructing raised beds. Mitchell, construction over 16 and any16-year-old will be in theLibrary gave the girls somebit of re- Donagh whogot a nice sur- The emphasis wasto plant a studies teacher Peter Foran, stewards will be accom- throughout the month of covery time they knewthey prise at training last week. mixture of fruiting plants, CE Schemesupervisor panied by an adult steward on May. An art group exhibition would have a gruelling 25 Best wishes Tommy! trees and herbs for use by Debbie Murphy, Martin No- the night. Call 085-1135122. will be in the library from May minutes of game time left but FAI Summer Soccer local people and local wild- lanm Evin Walsh, Dan 27 to 31. still the smiles on their faces Schools - May 1 marked the life. Four apple trees, two Downey, the transition year BEALTAINE FESTIVAL as they returned to their posi- first day of summer and our pear trees, two plum trees students from Edmund Rice The Tipperary Bealtaine TIPPERARY CULTURAL tions was something tobe M e n’s and women’s senior In- and a selection of blackcur- Secondary School and Dee Festival is part of the National C O M PA N I O N S very proud off. While Bally- ternational managers where rant, whitecurrantand red- S ewe l l . Bealtaine Festivalwhich A newinitiative, Tip- bacon went ahead strongly in at the Aviva Stadium last currant bushes were planted takes place all over Ireland perary Cultural Companions, the opening 10 minutes our week to offically launchthe along with rhubarb,straw- PROCEEDS OF DAFFODIL DAY during the month of May, is designed to link older girls seem to tirea small bit. 2019 Sports Direct FAI berries and arosemaryherb The proceeds raised in aid bringingpeople together to people interested in arts and But with Emily Coffey, Emma Summer Soccer Schools. We h e d ge. of theIrish CancerSociety share arts, crafts, music, culture through asocial net- Carey and EmilyKirby still caught up with Mick Mc- Earlier in theyear, stu- throughthe annual Daffodil dance, film, cultural and his- work so that they can attend running thelength and Carthyand ColinBell to get dents of theLocal Training Day national fundraiser toric events, lectures, read- events together as a group. breadth ofthe field we knew theirthoughts on what the Initiative planted a wildlife amounted to €10,865.00 from ings, fine art, and The aim is to provide oppor- in ourhearts that they were camps are all about. With just fruiting hedge to provide food the Carrick-on-Suir and wo rk s h o p s . tunities for older people in notgoing to give up without a two months to the first week and shelter forlocal birds, Piltown collection points. the communityto engage fight. Bella Healy, Sara Kelly of camps make sure notto butterflies, bees and small This huge amount was up CARRICK-ON-SUIR LIBRARY with Ireland’s vibrant arts and the very young Lucy Cap- miss out by booking now on mammals. All involved be- €500 from last year,with two EVENT S: and cultural scene. In Car- lice were contesting every the link www.summer- nefited enormously fromthe less venueson theday.Com- RMK Trad Group perform rick-on-Suir, Brewery Lane ball that came theirway with s c h o o l s . ie gardening project, learning mitteemember Marie Walsh on May 15 from 2pm-5pm. Theatre and the Strand huge conviction and determ- PARISH NOTES aboutthe advantagesof welcomed everyone in the Carnation Theatre Theatre are part ofthe part- ination. While Ballybacon Holy Family Mission, growing their own food, Nano Nagle Resource Centre presents Greyhound On ners for the cultural compan- hadpulled away significantly Glencomeragh House in healthy eating, exercise and on as thecheque was Train by Mairead Devlin on ions in Tipperary. Members on thescore board (2-5to 0-2) Kilsheelan, invite youto their fresh air, and the beneficial presented to Nicola May22 at 2.30pm. Based on will avail of a calendar of our girls would have been for- Family Day on Sunday May 19, impact on mental health well- McMahon of theIrish Cancer real testimonies, the roles of events from which they can givenfor throwing in the 2019, from 10am-3pm. The being. “We also learned about Society. Nicolawas sincerely three women in the War of In- choose to book and attend. towel, but they seemed to do day will include Mass,music, the importance of providing a grateful to all in thecom- dependence will be explored The group then meets up be- the opposite. Emily Kirby was drama, and input for parents biodiversity environment munity, the volunteers for revealing theirfascinating fore the event and are met liftingoff theground and led activities for children which helps support a sus- theirsheer hardwork in or- and bravejourney. The and welcomed at the venue. If blocking down ball while of all ages. Lunch will be tainable future for everyone,” ganising and managing the women stories will be told to you wish to become a Mary, Leah and Emily Coffey provided and all are welcome. said Carol, adding thatthe event and to all the people include Peg Flanagan who ran member or volunteer of Cul- were catching sliotars on the For more information or to two teams of boys, who whosupported and gener- acafé in Dublin whichwas tural Companion, please con- run withmagnificent skill. book a place pleasecontact worked hardon theproject, ously donatedto thecause. often visitedby theBlack and tact Fiona Crotty on 076-1066 The Careysisters Graceand Holy Family Mission on 052 thoroughly enjoyed the ex- Marie thanked all thetrans- Tans, Brigid Fitzpatrick from 223 or BridgetHayes on 076- Emma must know every inch 613 3181 or email info@holy- perience and werea credit to ition and 5th year students Tipperary whopassed on dis- 1066 204 or email age- of thepitch withthe ground f a m i l y m i s s io n . ie their parents and their from Scoil Mhuire who patches to senior national- f r ie n d l y @t i p p e r a r yc o c o. ie. 30 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9

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C LO N M E L Power stown/Lisronagh RO S A RY Art Group Rosary at the Grotto in The final event of the South Rathronan each Monday Tipperary Art Group’s evening during May at 7.30 (STAG) Golden Jubilee cel- ebrations was a charity con- RATHKEEVIN I.C.A NOTES cert in Old St. Mary’s Next Meeting: May 15 at Church in aid of Sanie’s 8pm Trust and the Clonmel Daf- Catering: Daffodil Group – fodil Day Fund (cancer Jacinta Sweeney, Ann Fan- night nurses). ning, Josephine The Celtic Choristers, Ethel O’Callaghan, Bridget Pollard Glancy with Lina Bu- and Margaret Murphy te r i n a–Kiva, Cahir to Sing, Competition: Flower Ar- Fidelma Nugent withSuz- rangment in a Cup and anne Buttimer accompanist, Sauc e r. Fethard Choral Group, Ann Guest Speaker: Paddy Barry and Andrew Purcell, O’Keeffe History on St Jayne McConnon, Marie Patricks Well and Marlfield Tobin, Ellie Mackey and C hu rc h Fran Garry Marnane were among theperformers who DATES FOR YOUR DIARY all raised the roof for a very May 15, 8pm Monthly appreciative audience.A M e et i n g special word of thanks to May 24, Night at The Dogs everyone whomade the South Tipperary Art Group’s final Golden Jubilee charity concert in Old St. Mary’s Church was a tremendous success May 26, 10am National AGM event a huge success. Shearton Hotel Athlone Junior STAG has just com- Convent/school Hall from all in aid of Cashel Day Care into a monthly draw for evening with an array of June 5, 8pm Mass in Hall menced the last eight week 7.15 to 8.30pm. Also, names C e ntre. €100 on Saturday, June 1. kindly donated spot prizes. June 13, 6.30pm Breast session before thesummer now being taken for Bloom Louise Morrissey, Des Wil- This week's Jackpot is The Parents Association Cancer Walk, Swiss Cottage holidays inthe ArtRooms. (Thursday, May 30) contact loughby, Orla Hickey and €9,200 and the draw will would like to acknowledge ro ut e. There are few places avail- Mary Francis Barron on 052 The Ryan Turner Band. take place in Barron’s pub, all the support from local able in both the primary (9 7462252 asap. Tickets now on sale from New Inn on Saturday, May sponsors and ticket pur- BAP TISMS years to 6th class) and in the Day Care Centre - contact 11. chasers - your backing is es- We welcome into the Chris- senior group (1st years to Geraldine Cooney on 086 The April Monthly winner sential to the success of NEW INN & DISTRICT tian community: Patrick Leaving Certs). Contact 8153275 or 062 63288, was Cormac English; seller: fund raising activities. VINTAGE AND CLASSIC CLUB O’Mahoney, Wolfgang Vla- Maureen on 086-8096823. Cashel Post Office and Bru Sandra English. Tickets are available from Date for your diary: New hakis, Daniel Humphries, With STAG’s annual artex- Boru. Tickets €25, doors Killurney National School Inn & District Vintage Club Maebh Naylor, Kate Moore, hibition in Clonmel Library, open at 8pm. MC on the or by contacting killur- will hold its annual Walter and congratulate their par- adult members are asked to night is Jimmy O’Fa r re l l . Kilsheelan/Kilca sh neynspa@ gmail.com. Each Cleary Memorial Run this ents, Patrick and Siobhan, attend thesessions on Your support is much ap- ticket gives the holder ad- Sunday, May 12 in aid of PARISH DIARY Joshua and Stephanie, Tuesday nights and Wed- p re c i ate d ! mission to the venue and Stephen Ryan’s Bucket list. Mass Times: Kilsheelan at Stephen and Muireann, nesday mornings. Starting at 1pm from 6.15pm on Saturday evening the exciting prize draw. There are also still oppor- Jonathan and Sadhbh, Flower Club B a r ro n’s and meeting back PROGRESSIVE 25 CARD and 11.30am on Sundays, Edwin and Michelle. at Barron’s afterwards for Winners last Wednesday, weekdays on Monday, tunities to submit requests Next meeting on May 14 at for race night advertise- 8pm in Hotel Minella. Mary refreshments and raffle! All May 1 at the Old School, Tuesday, Thursday and SY M PAT H Y vintage cars, tractors, new Knockgraffon were Jimmy Friday at 10am. Kilcash ments or sponsorship by Anne Hartigan will give a contacting killur- We extend our sympathy to talk on church flowers with and vintage bikes and lor- Looby, Barne and Mona Mass is at 10am on Sunday the family of Des Owens, es- ries welcome. More details Kinnane with 11 games and and on Wednesday evenings n ey n s pa @ g m a i l . c o m . the emphasis on altar First race is at 7:49. pecially his wife, Rosaleen, flowers for first commu- closer the time! in joint second place with at 6pm. sons, John, Fergal and nion.The club competitions 10 games were Tommy Guil- Exposition and Adoration of Peter, daughter Kathleen, will also take place. Titles: HELP US PAVE THE WAY IN foyle and Co, Marie Mc- the Most Blessed Sacra- ARE YOU A MUSICIAN? brother, Dermot, sister, Here comes Summer (be- NEW INN BOYS NS Grath and Anne Burke, ment: Kilsheelan on The Killurney Guitar En- Maura, relatives and ginners, 60cm), May-time We are hoping that you will Sean Spillane & John Tuesday 10am to 12 noon semble are looking for gui- f r ie n d s . (intermediate, 60cm) and be able to support us with a O’Connor and Donal and Kilcash on Wednesdays tarists, bassists, banjo- Rustic Charm (advanced, new venture in New Inn O’Dwyer and Sandra Eng- from 3.30 to 6.30pm. New pickers, mandolinists or FIRST COMMUNION 8 0 c m) . Boys National School. We lish. volunteers always welcome. players of stringed instru- The second class from have secured Government May Rosary: Rosary will be ments. If you are a lapsed Powerstown school made Pro bu s funding for a classroom, re- GOLDEN FESTIVAL SUIR recited, each day, before player, are looking for an their communion on Sat- Next meeting takes place in source room and universal JUVENILE TALENT public Masses during the opportunity to improve urday last. It was a beautiful Camida on New Quay on toi l et s . C O M P ET I T I O N month of May. your playing or just want to ceremony where all the May 16 at 10.30am where We would also like to build Shout Out to all juvenile Easter Collection: Thanks join a project then come boys and girls read and sang owner David Anchell will a link corridor, an office boys and girls aged 10 years to all who contributed to along. beautifully. Highlights of deliver a talk. Contact Jim and a storage room which to 16 years who might like the Easter Collection for the The Ensemble meet every the ceremony were the chil- Trehy on 087-9608713. we were unsuccessful in to enter our talent show on priests of the parish and Thursday at 7pm in the Kil- dren singing the psalm and gaining funding for. This is Saturday June 22 on the is- diocese and our Bishop. lurney Hall. Contact Philip dramatizing the Story of the reason in which we are land Golden Village at 8pm. Thanks also to all who re- on 085-1345085. Jairus's daughter. holding this fundraiser and If you can sing, dance, play turned their Trocaire boxes. Great credit goes to their NEW INN asking for your help. instruments, mime, do COMMUNITY DAY - MAY 18 teacher, Aileen Wall for all NEW INN FESTIVAL –DAT E S If you would like to find out drama, magician etc you are KILLURNEY NATIONAL To coincide with the official her work in preparing them FOR YOUR DIARY more about this project you invited to enter this com- SCHOOL RACE NIGHT opening of the Blueway and for their special day. The run/walk is on Sat- can contact us by email: pletely Free event. Please The Parents Association are 40 years since winning the urday, June 8 starting at [email protected] or contact Jim Keane on 086 hosting a “Night at the national Tidy Towns com- RATHKEEVIN CARDS Rockwell Rovers GAA field, phone us on: (052) 7462336. 8107316 for more info. D og s ”at Clonmel Grey- petition the following Winners of the weekly card New Inn. Thanking you. hound Stadium on Friday events are being planned. game held on Thursday May The Family Day Out (30th LOTTO RESULTS May 31. This race night 1. Walks from Clonmel and 2. Anniversary) is Sunday, NEW INN TENNIS CLUB Saturday 4 May, results promises to be an excellent Carrick-on-Suir along the Paddy Kennedy & Kate Hal- June 9. The AGM of New Inn Tennis from Ollie’ Bar, the no's are opportunity to enjoy a fun Blueway with entertain- linan; Dick Lonergan & More details of both events Club will be held on 2, 5, 15 & 32. night out whilst bringing ment en route and refresh- John O’Connor; All on 11 nearer the time. Monday, May 13 at 8.30pm. No winner(s) Lucky Dips x the community together in ments on arrival in ga m e s . Due to the Hall being un- 4: (Blue & White & Online) a joint effort to raise funds Kilsheelan. Table Prizes on 19th & 20th KNOCKGRAFFON ICA available, it will be held in Willie & Mary Flynn, Donal to aid the school in main- 2. Live Today FM broadcast games Joe Aherne & Chris. Meeting on today Wed- B a r ro n’s, New Inn. All are O'Dwyer, Lisa O'Connor, Cil- taining and delivering a di- from Kilsheelan village. Maher with Billy O’Brien & nesday, May 8 at 3pm at the we l c o m e ! lian, Sean, Aaron Heaney to verse curriculum. 3. Activities for families. Eileen Howley. Old school, Knockgraffon. be entered into a monthly There will be a full race 4. Hanging basket prep Cards on Thursday May 9 All are welcome. LOUISE MORRISSEY IN draw for €500 on Saturday, card on show at the d e m o n s trat i o n Beginners or seasoned card FUNDRAISING CONCERT June 1. Clonmel Greyhound Sta- 5. Presentation at river players are welcome to our NEW INN WOMANS GROUP Upcoming Concert in Brú Sellers x 4: Tommy Flynn, dium, a modern and vibrant garden on history/impact of well run card game. Yoga classes continue every Ború Cultural Centre, Sandra English, Ollie's Bar, venue. 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BA L LY LO O BY/ D U H I L L The students visited the BA L LY L O O BY/ D U H I L L city of Tarragona where INVALID FUND they got to see a mosaic- Afternoon Tea in aid of packed museum and a sea- Ballylooby/Duhill Invalid side amphitheatre. They Fund on this Sunday May also spent a day in Port 12, from 2pm to 5pm in Aventura Theme Park Kilcoran Lodge Hotel. €20 which is one of Europe’s per person. Special prize newest and largest theme for the Best Dressed Table. parks. To round up the To host a table contact weekend, they visited the Mary: 087-6156999 or Rita: Gothic Cathedral of Bar- 0 8 6 -3 0 0 1 8 7 6 . celona, the Monument a Colon, La Grada Familia IRISH IN THE COMMUNITY which is a monumental The Irish Class with church, Camp Nou and took Josephine will continue in a stroll down the Ramblas. Duhill Hall on Monday Both the students and nights 7 to 8pm (ina sui cois teachers had a very enjoy- tine). Classes also in able few days in Barcelona. Brow n e’s XL Clogheen Café Transition Year Trip to every Saturday 11-12 noon. Delphi Transition year students DUHILL 45 DRIVE with their teachers Ms. The drive continues every Siobhan Tobin and Mr. Sean Sunday night at 8.15pm O’Regan visited Delphi Ad- sharp. Thanks for your con- Enjoying the coffee morning in Ballyporeen venture Centre in Con- tinued support. nemara, Co. Galway from Enjoying the coffee morning in aid of the Mellon fundraiser in Ballyporeen were this happy group Monday 29th April to BA L LY LO O BY/CAST L EG R A C E Thursday 2nd May. They CHURCH GATE COLLECTION safety project please contact DOG LITTER PROBLEM drawn were 13, 20, 24 & 30. participated in all the activ- JUVENILE GAA CLUB (052) 6136699 from 10am to There was a great buzz A permit has been granted Dog Litter continues to be a ities that Delphi has to offer to the Juvenile GA Club to 12 midday Monday to deteriorating problem in COMHRA GROUP including canoeing, High around our grounds as we Fr id a y. hosted the U12 A & C South hold their Annual Church . Dog owners are The Comhrá Group are Rope Course, Bog Obstacle Finals as well as one of the Gate collection on the again asked to please clean going on a trip to Course and Kayaking to mention a few. The weather U12D semi-finals. It’s always weekend of May 18/19. GRANGE up their dog litter. Cavan/Monahan for 2 nice to see a big crowd in nights on the 14th May. was lovely and a great time Kilroe especially when BRIDGE CLUB D E F I B R I L L ATO R There are 2/3 spaces avail- was had by all. everything goes so smoothly N E WCAST L E Monday night, April 15th, The Defibrillator in Ard- able if anyone would like to Annual Music Recital and the pitches look so well. C O N F I R M AT I O N 2019 Grange Bridge Club finnan is located on Main join us. No Gaelgie required. Our Annual Music Recital Big well done to everyone Congratulations to the pu- played host to Kilcash Street opposite Myles Contact Josephine at will take place on Thursday i nvo l ve d . pils from Newcastle Na- Bridge Club in Grange Com- Butc h e r s . 0872090950 or Marie 9th May at 7.30pm. This After a week that saw bad tional School who were munity Hall. We had 15 0 5 1 6 47 1 9 5. evening of entertainment is losses for our U12D, U16 and confirmed during mass on tables and a great night was NEW WALKWAY a highlight of our school U14 teams it was great to Thursday, May 2 last. The had by everyone. Thanks to Anyone wishing to make a GRANGEMOCKLER year as it is a great show- see our U12s have such a children were well prepared all who helped in any way donation towards the on- COMMUNITY PLAYSCHOOL case for our students’ta l - good win in the C final, a by their teachers, Clergy, on the night to make it a going maintenance of the Grangemockler Community ents in all areas of music. result that really made the and parents for the Sacra- great success. Chosen char- new walkway on The Green Playschool is now accepting There will be a display of d ay. ment, and a big thank you ities for the night were can do so to Pat Quirke 087- enrolments for September. Irish Traditional Dancing Best of luck to them in the to all those who helped in Knocklofty Rehab, South 9692688 or Kitty Burke 087- For further information or also so a great night is as- county semi-final next week any way to mark the Tipperary Hospice and 7562742 or to the donation to view the facilities please sured. This event is free and and let’s make sure they Bishops visit. Cahir Day Care Centre. boxes available in local contact Aine Sheehan 087 all are welcome. have great support to cheer shops. 2 62 4 6 9 5. them on. RO SA RY COMMUNITY COUNCIL JUVENILE GAA Well done to Fethard who Rosary will be said at the The Annual Grange Field ACTIVE RETIREMENT C LU B won the A final & also made Grotto in Ballymacarby Evening will be held on The active retirement group Our U12A team lost to a it through to the D final every Third during the Friday, June 7. More details G ra n g e m o c k l e r will meet at the Ormond stronger Clonmel Commer- with victories over Com- month of May commencing to follow. GA A Castle, Carrick on Suir on cials team to 2-5 to 0-6. This mercials & Cahir respect- at 7.30 pm. N OT ES Junior County League 8th May for a guided tour. was a keenly contested ive l y. Community notes can be Hu rl i n g : Please be there before game with everyone giving Golf Classic in Aid of New- placed in the notices box in G ra n ge m o c k l e r / B a l l y n e a l e 2.30pm. All welcome. their all. They played nine RHODODENDRON WALKING castle School Grange Hall or please con- 0.19 Mullinahone 1.19 games and lost only two of F EST I VA L Newcastle N.S. will host a tact Sophia Doheny on 087 Minor A Football: LOCAL NOTES th e s e. A date for the diary Rhodo- golf classic on Friday May 17 193 8823 or do- G ra n ge m o c k l e r / B a l l y n e a l e If you would like to have This team have made great dendron Walking Festival in Clonmel Golf Club. h e ny 1 8 @ g m a i l .c o m 2.14 Clonmel Commercials any local parish news in- progress since the start of June Bank Holiday week- Teams of three cost 120 1.8 cluded please email gran- the year and are a credit to end (May 31 to June 3, 2019) euro. All proceeds will go U12 Football ge m o c k l e r ba l l y n e a l e @ themselves, their families Walks catered for all abil- towards vital school equip- It's the end of the road for gmail.com or text and their club. Thanks to all ities with a funky day in ment. Your support is ARDFINNAN our U12’s who battled 0861909408. the coaches for their time Glengarra on Bank Holiday greatly appreciated. Contact bravely in Ballylooby on Sat- and efforts with these M o n d ay. Newcastle school for fur- ARDFINNAN COMMUNITY urday morning but unfortu- p l aye r s . Further information to ther details at (052) 613652 COUNCIL nately were beaten by a The U12D team lost to book a walk. Go to Thank you to everyone who strong opposition. The club, K I L L E N AU L E Fethard in their final foot- w w w.ve e. ie Community Smoke Alarm supported and helped in coaches, mentors and par- ball game of the season. Pro je c t any way our recent Chil- ents of this wonderful SCOIL RUÁIN NEWS This team have made great FIRST HOLY COMMUNION Newcastle , Ardfinnan, d re n’s Easter Treasure bunch of kids are extremely Second Year School Tour to progress since the start of The children of second d Grange and Ballybacon Hunt. Families enjoyed the proud of the hard work and B a rc e l o n a the season and are a credit class will receive their First Community Alert Groups afternoon solving clues in commitment put in by the The second year students to themselves, their families Communion in Ballylooby have been allocated a the great outdoors along boys and girls and the im- along with Ms. Phiala Ryan, and their club. Church on Saturday May 18 number of smoke alarms lovely walks in Ardfinnan provement over the last few Ms. Breeda O’Neill, Ms. Well done to Padraig at 11am. for fitting in the homes of V i l l a ge. months has been phenom- Sinead Burke, Ms. Marie O'Dwyer, David McCormack older people in our com- enal. Massive well done to Sheehan, Mr. Frank and Luke Ryan who repres- CONFIRMATION IN munities. The Alarms will YO GA all involved on making it to Kearney and Mr. Gerry ented Tipperary in U14 BALLYLOOBY CHURCH be fitted by Fire service per- Yoga with Noelette con- a South Final. We wish a Treacy went on their school hurling against Limerick The children of 5th and 6th sonnel from Tipperary fire tinues every Tuesday night speedy recovery to two tour to Salou and Barcelona and Waterford. class will receive the Sacra- service in the coming at 7.30 pm in Ardfinnan players who were injured on the 2nd to 5th May. The The U14A team won against ment of Confirmation in weeks. You are asked to Community Centre. Begin- during the game. students got a taste of the Fethard 4-9 to 4-5. Ballylooby Church on kindly facilitate the fire ser- ners and intermediate culture and lifestyle that The U14C team lost to Eire Thursday May 23, at 2pm. vice personnel in this task. classes are available. For LOCAL LOTTO RESULTS Barcelona has to offer and Og Annacarty. If you have any Query re- further details contact 086- Two match 3 numbers. also the amazing weather The U16B team lost to St. JUVENILE GAA ANNUAL garding this community 23 2 2 8 1 8 . Bobby Hooligan. Numbers which was an added bonus. Patrick's 3-6 to 5-3. 32 SOUTH TIPP TODAY www.tipperarylive.ie Th ursday, M ay 9, 20 1 9