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Tipp FM Text 083 311 3311   Public consultation begins today on another stage of a potentially major upgrade of the N24 in west Tipperary. Tipperary County Council is leading plans for the Cahir to Limerick Junction Project, which could lead to the long awaited construction of a bypass of Tipp Town. The project looks at the stretch of the N24 taking in the villages of Bansha, Limerick Junction, Monard and Oola, as well as Tipp Town. The plans are currently at the second phase – Option Selection, which will examine feasible options to address problems identified in Phase 1. Thos...

  “Comfort viewing” takes on a whole new meaning in a year of seemingly never-ending lockdowns. Netflix, for instance, may have thought it had a surefire dystopian hit on its hands when it originally green-lit a small-screen adaptation of Snowpiercer, Bong Joon-Ho’s postapocalyptic train caper. But that was very much then. Today, many of us would trade a vital organ or beloved family pet for the opportunity to board a train that never stopped. Granted, the catering on the Snowpiercer is distinctly subpar. And nobody gets thrown off for rowdy behaviour. But a one-way ticket wou...

Tipp FM Photo © geograph.ie The Ballybrophy to Limerick Irish Rail service has been suspended once again as part of a revised Level 5 schedule. Irish Rail has announced that the service which travels through Nenagh will be suspended every day until further notice. The Limerick-Limerick Junction service will continue to run as normal Monday to Saturday, but those using Heuston Intercity Routes should check out the revised and reduced schedule. Irish Rail says the schedule reflects significantly reduced demand, and will ensure service continuity for essential workers and carers who...

Irish Rail publishes revised timetable to operate on rail network from Monday Reporter: ');  '); Irish Rail has published a revised timetable to operate on its rail network from Monday to account for additional Government Covid-19 restrictions. Irish Rail has advised customers that, following the further level 5 restrictions announced by Government, a revised and reduced schedule will operate across the rail network from Monday, January 11, approved by the National Transport Authority.  The revised schedule reflects significantly reduced demand, and will ensure service continuity and resil...

Commemoration of two innocent Limerick men murdered by Black and Tans in Boher Reporter: donal.oregan@limerickleader.ie Patrick McNamara, grand-nephew of James O’Neill, Brendan Quirke, organiser, Des Long and his wife Annette and his brother Jack, second cousin of Michael Blake ');  '); THE TRAGIC events of Bloody Sunday on November 21, 1920, are well documented but what happened in Boher on the evening before, less so. Local man, Brendan Quirke said it was really a “bloody weekend”, which started twelve hours previously at the Cross of Grange, when two innocent men were murdered by...