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THE RED Setter is up for sale but the sun may be setting on its days as a pub. The Castlemahon watering hole traded successfully as a seven day licensed premise...
Former Tipperary minor and U21 manager William Maher spoke about the problems facing his county.
THREE publicans in Kilmallock who were prosecuted over their non-compliant smoking areas have since rectified matters, court has heard.. At a sitting of the loc...
Tipp FM Text 083 311 3311 Covid-19 is having an impact on a couple of key infrastructure projects being undertaken by Tipperary GAA. Plans for a redevelopment of facilities in the ‘Old Stand’ at Semple Stadium were given the green light last year, but County Board Secretary Tim Floyd now says that project will be pushed back. However, it’s hoped that new dressing rooms and associated facilities at the nearby Dr Morris Park will be able to get underway towards the end of this year. Tim Floyd says they thought that work would already have started there, but he’s hoping for f...
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Six ice factories built in Bulloch during 1901 to 1903 Bulloch History Roger Allen Note: The following is one of a series of columns looking at the origins and growth of the agriculture industry in Southeast Georgia and Bulloch County. Part II After Statesboro merchant J. Fields began selling soda waters in his New York Bargain Store in Statesboro in 1894, Fields and Dempsey Barnes op...