Helium Arts Hosting Easter Camp In Nenagh For Kids With Long Term Health Conditions
Helium Arts are running an Easter themed camp in Nenagh for children with complex needs and long-term health conditions. The workshop which will cater for children aged 8 – 12 will run on the 16th and 17th of April 2025 in Tyone Community Centre Nenagh E45 K309. Helium Arts camps aim to provide children with […]
Cashel Palace Attend Launch Of Tourism Ireland’s 2025 Plan
Tourism Ireland have released their plans to showcase Ireland as a tourist destination in 2025. Their 2025 marketing plan was launched at an event attended by 500 industry leaders including The Cashel Palace. Located in the bustling town of Cashel, The Cashel Palace hotel offers a high-end luxury experience. Dining at The Cashel Palace, […]
€85 Million Announced As Part Of THRIVE Scheme To Refurbish Ireland’s Heritage Buildings
Ministers Darragh O’Brien and Alan Dillon have announced that €85 million has been made available through Ireland’s European Regional Development Fund. The aim of this funding is to provide financial support to refurbish public owned derelict buildings and make them suitable to be used in the community again. The THRIVE scheme is also aimed at […]
Roscrea Library Closing To Facilitate Refurbishments
Roscrea Library is set to close on Monday the 20th of January for two weeks. According to an announcement on Tipperary Libraries’ website the library is closed to the public to facilitate refurbishments that need to be completed. The library is one of 5 across the county who are considered open libraries. This means […]
‘Wooly Nest’ Felting Exhibition At Clonmel Library Is One Not To Miss
Due to the recent harsh weather conditions the Woolly Nest exhibition at Clonmel Library has been extended from its original end date of the 18th of January and will now end on the 25th of January. The exhibition features work done by artist Gráinne Zannis and her three children and showcases the unique art form […]
New Bank of Ireland Analysis Of Customer Behaviour Reveals Online Banking Trends
Bank of Ireland have released analysis of online shoppers’ behaviour between the 14th and the 24th of December. This data has shown that the 19th of December 2024 had a higher number of digital bankers logging in than any other peak holiday time of the year. In addition to this 2024’s peak login figure was 4% […]
Thurles CBS Student Wins Individual Runner Up Award At BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition
A Transition Year Student from CBS Thurles was successful in securing the runner up individual award at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition. Luke Blackwell was recognised for his project using Comfrey as a soil enhancer. Dr Eoin Lettice, Advocate Judge for the Biological & Ecological category spoke about Luke Blackwell’s regenerative agriculture-based […]
Two Clonmel Restaurants Shortlisted For The 2024 Just Eat Awards
Two well-known Clonmel restaurants have been announced on the shortlist for the annual Just Eat Awards. Namo is nominated for ‘Best Mexican’ and Lyons is nominated for ‘Best Chipper’. The awards will be judged by the public who will have the opportunity to cast their votes on the Just Eat website. Restaurants will receive votes […]
Tipperary Schools Encouraged To Sign Up For 2025 Fyffes Fittest School Competition
Fyffes have launched their Fyffes Fittest School competition for 2025 and are encouraging schools across Tipperary and the rest of the country to implement Fyffes series of exercise routines into their schools’ PE curriculum. The programme’s sessions will be led by Irish Olympian David Gillick and Irish fitness expert Sharon Flanagan who will work with […]
ALONE Urges More Action Supporting Ireland’s Ageing Population
ALONE, the organisation which aids and supports older people across the country, helping them to age at home, has called for a new government programme to be set up for our ageing population. Speaking about the work done by ALONE and their requests to the incoming government CEO Seán Moynihan said: “We here at ALONE are […]
