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Local Elections 2024 Tipperary: Sinn Féin win final seat in closely fought contest - Vimarsana News

Local Elections 2024 Tipperary: Sinn Féin win final seat in closely fought contest

Tipperary has seen the Independents come out on top, and the old guard of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil retain their strength in these Local Elections 2024, but there has been a drop in support for Sinn Féin, while Labour are up, taking three seats in the Premier County.

Waterford News & Star — Waterford must perform against Clare - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Waterford must perform against Clare

Waterford manager Ken McGrath in discussion with his selectors Kevin Moran, Dan Shanahan and Andy Moloney during their clash with Tipperary. Next up is Clare in…

Waterford News & Star — "It was a hard enough watch at times" - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — "It was a hard enough watch at times"

Waterford’s U-20 hurling management team of Andy Moloney (selector), Ken McGrath (Manager), Dan Shanahan ( selector) and Kevin Moran (selector). Photo: Sean…

Waterford News & Star — Waterford host title favourites Cork in Fraher Field - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Waterford host title favourites Cork in Fraher Field

The inclusion of senior forward, Patrick Fitzgerald, in the Déise attack is a big boost for Ken McGrath’s men. Photo: Inpho. Friday, April 5 –Fraher Field at…

Storm Isha: People have 'absolutely no business being out' - Vimarsana News

Storm Isha: People have 'absolutely no business being out'

Local councillors in Tipperary this week criticised members of the public who were leaving the house unnecessarily during Storm Isha last Sunday, pointing out the unnecessary dangers that they were putting themselves in, as well as any council staff who would need to be called to work in such conditions.