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News from the Community Ballylooby/Duhill Ballylooby/Castlegrace Development GAA Draw On January 6th 2026 No jackpot winner, next week’s jackpot €7,800. Lucky numbers drawn: 3, 7, 10 & 27. one match three winner: Derek Coffey The club extend their thanks for your continued support: Tickets available at Brownes XL & Murphy Fuels, Clogheen. Recent 50/50 winner Mgt . Burke /member.clubspot.app/club/ballylooby-castlegrace-gaa/ Irish Speaking. Classes Will continue this Friday Jan 16th at 7:30pm in Duhill Hall. All are welcome.

Cahir Garda District Annual Senior Citizens Party on this Friday in Cahir House Hotel at 5pm. Music, Dancing Refreshments & lots of spot prizes. If you require transport to this event please contact Cahir Garda Station 052-7445630 Vee Valley Day Care Centre. A meeting will take place at the centre in Clogheen on Thursday the 22nd January at 7pm. We would appreciate your attendance. A number of issues will be up for discussion. All are welcome to attend. A questions and answers theme will follow. The election of offi-

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Kathleen Moloney cers will then take place. See you on Thursday on the 22 January. For further information contact the centre on 0527465477or P.J 0877984929. Rhododendron Walking Festival Sat 31st immerse yourself in the hidden beauty of Glengarra Woods. This guided walk explores the quieter, more atmospheric side of Glengarra Woods, combining well known paths with hidden woodland trails that many visitors never get to experience. This route reveals the true character of Glengarra, offering a rich mix of ancient woodland, managed forestry, cascading rivers, and wild, natural spaces with glorious views of the entire Galty Vee Valley between the Galty and Knockmealdown mountains. The final 2km section is on road before returning to Burncourt Community Hall for well earned refreshments. Duhill New Year’s Party. A great afternoon was enjoyed by all at Duhill New Years Party last Sunday. Thanks to Ml O’Rourke “The Monk” who entertained everybody for the afternoon.

Brenda & Ber enjoyed Duhill 2026 New Year’s party & the visit of Liam McCarthy Cup

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News from the Community Ballymacarbry/The Nire ‘Da’ coming soon to Ballymacarbry! Tickets are now selling fast for the latest drama event to hit Ballymacarbry Community Centre. We are delighted to announce that Ballymacarbry will once again play host to the extraordinarily talented Brideview Drama group from Tallow in the coming weeks. This year the group will present their production of the hugely popular play ‘Da’ by Hugh Leonard. ‘Da’ which is described as ‘an hilarious comedy’ will be coming to Ballymacarbry on Friday Jan 30 th . Following on from last years extremely successful production of ‘The Weir’, we look forward to another packed house on the night. Tickets for

this event are great value at €15 and are now available from the community centre (086 032 8467), the school, and the local tidy towns committee. These tickets will be a guaranteed sell out so get yours ASAP to avoid disappointment. Dance with Gina Dance classes with Gina return this week so make this your new years resolution! Dances covered include the Waltz, Foxtrot, Jive, Cha-Cha, Line dancing and more. The first round of classes begin this Wednesday (Jan 14 th ) with a 7pm and 8pm class option for those interested. The cost is €50 per 5 week block. Space is limited

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so book your spot ASAP. Contact Gina on 087 289 7930 for booking and enquiries. Buckley Cup Action Buckley Cup 26 got off to a flying start last Friday evening in the centre. It was great to see the Astro Turf a hive of activity after a quiet Christmas break. The Yellow team took on the Red team in game 1 while the Blue team took on the Black team. Two great games were witnessed. The competition continues on Tuesday night. Well done to all the players and coaches involved.

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Burncourt Vee Valley Day Care Centre. A General Meeting will take place at the centre in Clogheen on Thursday, January 22 at 7pm. All are welcome to attend and see what the “Day Service” is all about. New committee members welcome to join and support “Older People” living within our communities. A questions and answers session and the election of officers will then take place. For further information contact the centre on 0527465477 or P.J 0877984929. Thursday Social Space The Thursday Social Space continues every week from 10am to 12pm in Burncourt Community Hall. Open to all. Please come along and share

Breeda Fitzgerald your ideas as to how this space and time can be used. Have a chat, play a board game, story tell, swop a recipe and of course enjoy a cuppa. Burncourt Drama Group. Burncourt Drama Group will take to the stage in March with their performance of “Separate Beds” by Sam Cree. The dates are March 26,27 and 28. Put the dates in your diary. Glengarra Flower and Garden Club. Glengarra Flower and Garden Club will hold their AGM on this Thursday, January 15 in Burncourt Community Hall at 7.30pm. Following on from the AGM a talk will be given by guest speaker on Will preparation. All Welcome. Annual Hospice Fundraiser

Oola Oola Community Alert Membership 2026 Oola Community Alert Subscription for 2026 is now due. We will begin taking renewals from Monday January 12th. The Cost of renewal is € 10 euro. You will receive a notification with instructions for renewal. On renewal you will receive a Community Alert window sticker. This is designed to show that a household is a member of the community alert group and act as a deterrent to criminals. it also has the local garda station number on it. If you are not already a current member and wish to join Oola Community Alert Please contact 087 6634547 or you can request a form via email from oolacommunityalert@gmail.com. **It is important to note this new

Donna Quinlan enhanced service which includes the Cairde app for those who want to avail of more than just a standard text, went live in October 2024. At which point all previous systems members lapsed. Therefore, anyone who may have signed up in previous years are removed** Oola Community Centre Bingo Bingo every Tuesday Night @8pm Sharp Cards Progressive 45 Drive Thursday Nights @ 8pm Sharp all welcome. Results from January 8th, 1st prize, Nonie Lonergan & Liz Barron, Philip Grant & Kay Walsh. 2nd prize, Larry Ryan & Michael Ryan. Table Prizes, Paul Ryan & Pat Ryan Oola - Doon Pitch & Putt (Community Games)

Drangan/Cloneen Eire Og Annacarty/Donohill GAA Club Club Social 2026: Club Social in Ballykisteen Hotel on 7th February 2026. Details to follow. County Board Draw: Congrats to Gearoid Ryan on winning the top prize in the Monthly County Board Draw at the end of last year. Congrats also to Paudie O’Dwyer on winning a prize in last Friday’s County Board Draw held in Crosse’s Bar, Donohill.

Éire Óg Lotto results: This week’s Lotto results for 6th January. Jackpot €5,400: Numbers drawn were 6, 7, 9, 26. There were no winners. 2nd chance €500: Numbers drawn were 1, 12, 27, 31. There were no winners. 3rd chance €250: Numbers drawn were 8, 11, 15, 24. There were no winners.

Lucky Dip Winners: Martin Myers, Grange - €50. Conor O Brien, Coolacussane (Online) - €30. Talbot O Meara, Churchfield (Online) - €30. Michael Ryan (P), c/o Ollie Kelly - €30. Michael Butler, Cappawhite - €30. Sellers Prize 1 x €30: Georgina Hoyle.

GAA Lotto Results Numbers Drawn were 3, 7, 9,12. No winner but 13 match 3 winners were: Ciara Moroney, Noelle Healy, Aine Brett, Julie Cashin, Caroline Murphy, Eabha Hogan, D,E& F Browne, Rebbeca O’Riordan, Hannah Daly, Michelle Ryan, J,C & S Horan, Louise Gleeson and Ann & Micheal Broderick. Congratulations to all. Second chance lotto draw for €1,000, numbers drawn were 5, 8, 10, 25, no winner. Next draw for an amazing €18,600 will be on Tuesday January 27,so don’t miss out. Play in your local shops, pubs, garages and hairdressers or online.

Card Game. The Annual Skeheenarinky Card Game as part of the locality’s Annual Hospice Fundraiser in aid of South Tipperary Hospice will take place in Butlers Bar, Burncourt on Sunday February 1 at 3pm. Please support Seánie and his team in what is tremendous work to add to money already raised which will benefit those in ill health and vulnerable in the local communities and beyond. Thought For the Week. “Our own gentleness is a powerful force in our lives. It is like the gentle flower that grows through granite.” Patricia Hoolihan

GAA Adult & Juvenile Membership Fees Adult & Juvenile GAA Membership is now due and must be paid by all players before they train or play matches. Senior club membership can be paid online through the clubforce website or to Treasurer Julieann Gahan. Fees for the 2026 season are Adult Player - €60 Student Player - €40 Non-Player - €30. Membership fee for Juvenile players will remain at last year’s price of €35 and should be paid to Juvenile Club Treasurer Julie O’Halloran before training or matches commence.

Over the Christmas Holidays we held our monthly group competition For December .it was a great afternoon of pitch and putt. Weekly Coaching sessions will commence from January 17th for Boys and Girls age 10 to 16. If you child is interested in taking up the game, please contact 087 6634547 to sign up. (we have clubs available so there is no requirement to purchase any clubs to get started) Oola Youth Club Junior Club 5pm - 6.30 If you have a young person who would like to join Oola youth club or if you are a parent and would like to volunteer as a leader please contact Donna Quinlan, at oolayouthclub@yahoo.com. or WhatsApp 085 8762908

Nicholas Moroney Registration for both adult and juvenile players, members, coaches and selectors must also be completed on GAA Foireann website. All coaches and anyone involved with both adult and juvenile teams must pay membership and must also be registered on Foireann. Last Man Standing St Patrick’s GAA Club are running a Last Man Standing competition for the new year and it will start on the 17th January. Winner will receive €500. More information can be found on our social media pages or contact Club PRO Paddy Moroney.

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Clonmel Loses One of Its Own “Until we meet again we’ll see you on the dark side of the moon, Clonmel remembers Matt Kennedy a legend rides on”

Clonmel Town was deeply saddened by the passing of Matt Kennedy, Morton Place, and formerly of The Bungalow, Kickham Street, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, who died peacefully on Monday, 5th January 2026, in Tipperary University Hospital. Predeceased by his parents, Mattie and Peggy, Matt is lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his daughter Rebecca, his adored grandson Darragh, son in law Grant, sister Sandra, brothers Pat, Bill and John, sisters in law Honora and Liz, brother in law Pat, his nephews, nieces, extended family, and a wide circle of friends. Matt Kennedy was one of Clonmel’s most recognisable and well loved figures. His popularity was evident in the remarkable number of people who attended his funeral to pay their respects. A happy go lucky man with an easy manner, Matt always had time to stop and chat with anyone he met and, as many remarked, he seemed to know everyone in the town. He was also a hugely respected member of the biker community, where his lifelong passion for motorcycles, particularly vintage bikes, was widely known. Large numbers of bikers turned out to honour him, forming a guard of honour on his final journey. The cortege was led by his brother Bill, who rode one of Matt’s treasured vintage BSA motorcycles a fitting tribute to a man whose love of bikes was central to his life. Matt’s knowledge of BSA motorcycles was legendary. It was often said that what Matt did not know about BSAs was not worth know-

ing. His enthusiasm extended to vintage cars and memorabilia, and he was a dedicated vintage enthusiast. I think one time he had a collection of over 17 vintage Renaults. Travelling to car boot sales and vintage markets was one of his greatest pleasures, a pastime he shared closely with his brother Bill, whom he fondly described as his “partner in crime. Many locals recalled meeting Matt regularly at the vintage car market in particular Castleinch, Kilkenny, where he was a familiar and welcome sight. This passion was reflected symbolically during the funeral Mass, when his grandson Darragh brought a toy bus to the altar one of the many items Matt had collected during his visits to car boot markets. His daughter Rebecca brought forward a framed photograph of Matt on his motorbike, representing his deep love for motorcycling. A moving tribute was delivered by Matt’s brother Pat, who spoke warmly of Matt’s devotion to his daughter Rebecca and his grandson Darragh, who meant everything to him. Although Rebecca now lives in Australia, Matt remained closely connected to his family through regular Zoom and FaceTime calls, particularly cherishing his conversations with his grandson. Pat expressed the family’s heartfelt gratitude for the kindness, support, and genuine affection shown to them since Matt’s passing. “The love shown to Matt and to us has been overwhelming,” he said. “Matt had an army of friends, and we thank each and every one of you for the support

you have given our family.” Pat acknowledged that in the few minutes available, it was impossible to fully capture the unique character and personality that was Matt Kennedy. He shared a memory from the day Matt was born, when he and his sister Sandra were taken to Nellie Drohan’s shop for sweets, only to return home to find their mother Peggy had a new little bundle of joy, a quiet, unannounced arrival typical of the time. That small bundle grew into Matt, their mother’s blue eyed boy, about whom there was never a bad word said and none would be said now. Not long afterwards, Bill was born, and he and Matt developed a lifelong bond a special and unique relationship unlike any of the other siblings shared. Though very different in personality, the two were inseparable. Matt’s love of motorbikes began in his teenage years, shortly before he left school. School did not suit him, but once he found a job, he was allowed to leave. His early working life included making number plates at O’Donoghue’s in Irishtown, a job that ended when a trolley of batteries fell on his foot. He later worked delivering telegrams for the post office, some of which, Pat recalled with humour, were delivered, while others were famously discovered under Matt’s bed. Pat also spoke of working alongside Matt in Scotland for about six months when Matt was just fifteen or sixteen years old, which were great times before passing the story on to their youngest brother John. John spoke of how, six years ago, Matt made a new start in life with

the support of close friends and family. He fondly recalled the famous days of The Bungalow years filled with unforgettable memories, stories, and laughter. Bikes, 175s, Granadas, Bill Purcell’s, Matt’s shed, cattle trucks these were the elements of their lives at the time, and stories from those years were endlessly filled with treasured memories. Matt loved life, sometimes a little too much, but always in his own way. He was an individual indeed, as John described him, “the most individual of individuals.” When it was time to leave somewhere, it was time to leave. he had razor sharp wit and impeccable comic timing. He had a remarkable ability to tell a bad joke and still have people in stitches simply by the way he delivered it. Even in his final days, his humour remained intact. John recalled

sitting with Matt on St Stephen’s Day, watching a David Attenborough documentary on the Amazon rainforest. After a long silence, Matt looked up at the television and remarked that the green and yellow tree frogs looked exactly like John Deere tractors. John spoke of Matt’s exceptional touch with things and with people, whether spraying a kitchen press, cutting an awkward angle in a tight space, or kick starting his beloved BSA motorcycle. Matt never liked Nortons, John noted, as the kick start was too heavy for him. However, his greatest gift was his touch with people. He had time for everyone, and if he took to you, you were in, he made people feel valued and special. Matt was deeply loved by all who knew him, and it was considered a privilege to call him a friend.

He loved Clonmel passionately. John often remarked that if Matt ever left Clonmel, someone would need to tie a string around his waist so he could find his way home. He knew everyone, and everyone knew him, a fact reflected in the four hour queue of mourners at O’Donoghue’s funeral home. In recent years, Matt had been rebuilding friendships, making a point of visiting people, taking trips to Kilsheelan or the Nire Valley on his bike with a cup of coffee in his bag, or heading to the Rag Well to dip his feet in the stream with friends. He was deeply affected by the loss of many close friends and family members over the years, including his parents and friends such as Deckie Shaw, Dringin Ryan, and Tina Looby, among others. Above all, Matt loved his family

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deeply his brothers, sister, nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was immensely proud of his daughter Rebecca, his “sweetheart,” and of his grandson Darragh, affectionately known as “Auld Frosty.” He shared a close and warm relationship with his son in law Grant, and the time they spent together on FaceTime is now recognised as precious beyond measure. The family take comfort in knowing that Rebecca and Darragh have a loving husband and father in Grant to look after them, and Matt can rest easy known the same.They carry memories that will last a lifetime. Following Matt’s passing, an outpouring of tributes appeared on social media, offering a powerful testament to the affection in which he was held and to the lasting impression he made on so many lives. Friends from every chapter of his life shared memories that echoed the same

themes again and again kindness, humour, generosity of spirit, and a lifelong passion for all things mechanical. Many extended their deepest condolences to the Kennedy family, describing Matt as one of life’s gentlest souls, kind hearted, funny, and a loveable rogue who embraced everyone he met. His enthusiasm for motors, motor cars, and motorbikes was frequently recalled, as was his natural ease among people. One contributor fondly remembered childhood visits to Bill Purcell’s Bicycle Shop, a place where Matt was often to be found, recalling how their late father, Mick Flynn, affectionately dubbed “the Flings” by Matt would bring them there to buy a new bicycle. These memories, shared decades later, spoke of a time, a place, and a community shaped by characters like Matt. Others expressed deep sadness at

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the news of his death, remembering him as a thorough gentleman and recalling happy times spent in McCarthy’s, Paddy Crean’s pub, and other familiar Clonmel gathering places. Stories flowed easily of laughter, long conversations, and friendships forged over pints and shared company. Several spoke of journeys taken together, including memorable trips up the country in Matt’s green Mk1 Ford Granada, adventures that remain vivid in the minds of those who shared them. Friends from the 1980s recalled Matt as a constant source of laughter and companionship, a man whose character never changed with time. Even those who had moved away from Clonmel maintained contact with him through social media, valuing the connection and the sense of continuity Matt represented. Again and again, contributors remarked that he was a true Clonmel

character decent, friendly, and genuine unchanged from his early days in Bill Purcell’s to his later years. Former school friends described him as a legend who remained exactly as he always was, a character, a rogue, and a gentleman in equal measure. His bond with his beloved BSA motorcycle was recalled with affection, many remarking that man and machine were perfectly matched, and that Matt was never happier than when he was out for a spin, enjoying the open road. More personal farewells followed words such as “me auld pal,” “me auld china,” and “see ya next time” reflecting the deep familiarity and affection felt by those who knew him best. One tribute noted that Matt could brighten anyone’s day with a simple conversation, and that it was hard to imagine he ever had an enemy in the world. Another spoke of evenings spent “skulling pints and shooting the breeze,” moments now treasured as lasting memories of a friendship that brought joy and ease. Clonmel, many said, has lost a genuine and caring gentleman, one of its finest sons. As Matt’s brother John concluded his eulogy, he echoed a sentiment that resonated deeply with all who had gathered and with those watching from afar, that while Matt may have taken his leave, he would never truly be gone. His wit, his warmth, his individuality, and his unmistakable presence remain woven into the fabric of the town he loved so dearly until next time, when paths cross again, somewhere on the dark side of the moon. Clonmel is at loss now without Matt Kennedy. His familiar presence, his easy conversation, and his gentle humour will be deeply missed in the streets, shops, and meeting places where he was once such a constant figure. For many, it is difficult to accept that he will no longer appear around a corner, stop for a chat, or pass by on his motorbike with a knowing

The late Matt Kennedy. smile and a friendly wave. His absence leaves a profound sense of loss, not only for his family, who loved him beyond measure, but for a town that claimed him as its own. Matt belonged to Clonmel, and Clonmel belonged to Matt. The stories, laughter, and friendships he shared now live on only in memory, carried quietly by those who were fortunate enough to know him. As the days move on and life resumes its rhythm, the space left by Matt’s passing remains. It will be felt in the silences, in the places he once filled so effortlessly,

and in the hearts of all who called him friend. He leaves behind a town in mourning, a family grieving deeply, and memories that are cherished all the more because they can never be made again. Clonmel has lost one of its own and the sadness of that loss will linger for a long time to come. All of us at The Tipp Echo wish to extend our sincere and heartfelt condolences to Matt’s family, relatives, and wide circle of friends at this very sad time. May Matt rest in perfect peace. Report by Clonmel Stories.

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50k Mega Members’ draw launched to beat January blues Winners of the Clonmel Credit Union Members Draw receiving their prize of €50,000.

Clonmel Credit Union is pleased to announce a massive €50,000 Members’ draw to help Beat the January Blues and start the New Year on the right note. For more than 25 years, the Members’ Draw has transformed the lives of local people in South Tipperary. Clonmel Credit Union has given back €6.75 million in prize funds to its members to date through its Members’ Draw. The draw will take place live on Tipp FM’s Drivetime with Owen Lonergan on Thursday, 29th of January, broadcast from Clonmel Credit Union on Parnell Street. One lucky winner will be announced on air and walk away with a life-chang-

ing €50,000. Last year, Killenaule woman, Fidelma Fitzgerald, got the lucky call. “What a lovely call to get!” She said, “I am absolutely delighted and never win anything, so it’s just fantastic. Thank you so much.” Ms Fitzgerald became the first member to win the mega draw, which has now become an annual event. Audrey Conway, Branch Manager, Clonmel Credit Union, commented, “The Members’ Draw is just one way we support the region and help build a thriving community. We know from research that the majority of local money stays local, with a ripple effect across the region through shops, hospitality, and other busi-

nesses that support employment and a vibrant community. We’d encourage local people to get involved in our January mega draw and automatically be in with a chance of sharing in a pot of €21,000 every month.” The Beat the January Blues Members’ Draw closes on Friday, January 23rd. All Members of Clonmel Credit Union can sign up to the draw online or in the branch. Anyone who is already part of CCU’s member draw automatically goes into the January mega draw. The €50,000 prize winner will be announced on January 29th, live on Owen Lonergan Drivetime on Tipp FM. Full details are available on www.clonmelcu.com

Rejecting Mercosur is the right decision for Irish farmers – Michael Murphy TD

Single stage approval process will speed up social housing delivery in Tipperary – Michael Murphy TD

The Government’s decision to vote against the EU-Mercosur trade agreement is the correct decision for farmers in Tipperary, a Fine Gael TD has said. Deputy Michael Murphy said: “This decision reflects the importance of standing up for Ireland’s farmers and agri-food sector and ensuring that trade policy aligns with climate and environmental commitments as well as high health food standards.” “Fine Gael has been firm in defending farmers and the world-

Social housing delivery will accelerate in Tipperary following the commencement of a standardised design and single stage approval process for local authorities, a Fine Gael Deputy Michael Murphy has said. Deputy Michael Murphy said all new proposals for new-build social housing projects up to €200 million will move to a single approval process and replace the current 4-stage. The new system will also introduce standardised design and

class standards they uphold every day. Any trade agreement must be fair, sustainable and compatible with our environmental goals. “In its current form, the Mercosur deal does not meet those standards.” Deputy Michael Murphy said that Ireland’s position sends a clear message at EU level that economic opportunity cannot come at the expense of human health, rural livelihoods or climate responsibility.

specifications across all projects. These reforms will cut delays, streamline delivery and accelerate the construction of new social homes. Deputy Michael Murphy said: “This new single approval process will remove unnecessary delays and create a clearer, faster pathway for delivering social homes. “Standardised design and specifications will drive greater efficiency, improve consistency and ensure better value for money, meaning more high‑quality homes can be delivered

sooner for those who need them. “For communities, this means homes are delivered sooner and for the State, it means better value for money. “Fine Gael has been clear that delivery is what matters most and reforming how we plan, approve and build social housing is central to that commitment. “This is about practical reform, real delivery and meeting the housing needs of families now and into the future,” concluded Deputy Michael Murphy. This Government’s Housing Action Plan – Delivering Homes, Building

Communities – provides clear targets for local authorities to scale-up social housing delivery, increasing from an average of 8,000 over recent years to an average of 12,000 per year, delivering 72,000 new social homes during the lifetime of the plan. This streamlined approval process will remove the requirement for additional detailed submissions for review and approval throughout the project lifecycle; and lead to quicker sign off on project proposals from the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage.

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News from the Community Gortnahoe/Glengoole Eucharistic Adoration Glengoole Wednesday 10am to 2pm, Gortnahoe Thursday 10am to 1pm. The rosary is recited before Mass in Glengoole every Saturday evening. Pobal Eile Choir Evening Pobal Eile Choirs Evening will take place on Sunday, 8th February in Templetuohy Church. Ballysloe National School Ballysloe National School is delighted to invite you to our School Opening Day this Sunday, 18th January, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. This special afternoon at Ballysloe National School will give parents, pupils, and friends of the school an opportunity to explore our facilities, meet our dedicated staff, and learn more about the welcoming and supportive environment we offer our students. Everyone is very welcome to attend and share in this important and exciting occasion for our school community. St Vincent de Paul

Urlingford EMERALDS URLINGFORD & GRAINE LOTTO January 5 prize fund was €8,800. Jackpot: €6,800. Numbers drawn: 2, 9, 12, 27 bonus number 11. Two match three winners: Eileen Conor, Paula Scott. Five lucky dips of €20 each: Ann Healy, Joe Burke, Helen Purcell, Margaret Hickey, Pat Brennan. Promoters prize: Joan Campion. Next draw takes place on Monday, January 12 in the Clubrooms. Results next week. MILL FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Local Training Programme LTI: Free LTI Course, which includes Driving Theory/ Driving Lessons starting soon, anyone interested in applying call or drop into the Centre. Maths Grinds: currently on in the Centre weekly, suitable for Junior Cert and 5yr students. Contact Centre for more information. Services available: Senior Alert Alarms. Clothes Donations. Youth Club. Allotments. Cois Nore Advice Clinic. Counselling available: Adult and Teens. Includes Bereavement, Addiction and General Counselling. Play Therapy: Young people

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul would like to thank everyone for their very generous support to the Annual Collection. €2,206 was received and this money will be used to help people in our parish who need an extra bit of support throughout the year Ballysloe Community Ballysloe Tidy Towns AGM will take place this Friday 16th January at 8pm in the Bally cafe; all welcome, Ballysloe Sensory Garden fundraiser will take place in Hogans on same night with music from 9pm with Fr. O’Keeffe and his band, U3. Bally Breakfast returns this Sunday 18th January from 10am till 12.30pm, all welcome. Full Irish €10 , vegetarian breakfast also available Arts & Crafts Arts and Crafts classes in Gortnahoe Hall starting Tuesday 3rd February from 9.45 to 11.45am for 5 weeks. €25 for the full block. Contact Millen-

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Age 4 + Active Retirement Group meet every Thursday from 2pm – 4pm. New members welcome. For more information on all our services call us on 0568838466 URLINGFORD ARMS SPLIT THE POT January 11 winner of Split the Pot was Paddy Stokes, The Commons, who received €571. Congrats on behalf of Clomantagh Heritage Group. Tickets €2 on sale in participating businesses in town. Thanks to everyone for their continued support. Next week’s draw is for Clomantagh Heritage Group. Good news: All the clubs that have benefited throughout the year have come together and are putting up €1,000 for the new year annual draw. Along with the main draw, next week, there will be four more draws of €250 each, this will give every entry five chances of winning a minimum of €250, all for just €2. Best of luck! URLINGFORD NEWS Anyone wishing to submit news items, club events, announcements etc can do so by emailing urlingfordnotes@ gmail.com. If you have any photos you wish to include, please forward them to the email address.

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Deepest sympathies. The death took place recently of Thomas Henry Dublin and a native of Co Mayo after a long illness very bravely borne. Tom,s wife Mary nee O Brien The Bella Clogheen Co Tipperary, sisters, brothers, mother-inLaw and father-in-Law Ned and Joan O Brien and all his extended family and many friends we extend our condolences. May his kind and gentle soul rest in peace. Vee Valley Day Care Centre. A meeting will take place at the centre in Clogheen on Thursday the 22nd January at 7pm. We would appreciate your attendance. A number of issues will be up for discussion. All are welcome to attend. A questions and answers theme will follow. The election of officers will then take place. See you on Thursday on the 22 January. For further information contact the centre on 0527465477 or P.J 0877984929.

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County draw Congratulations to Jerry Hayes and Peggy & Lorraine Clancy on their winnings in the Tipperary Clubs Draw Bingo Every Friday in the Resource Centre at 8pm. Great prizes to be won. If you would like to help out please let one of the Bingo committee know.

and will continue each Saturday evening at the same time. Over €2,660 in prize money on offer including a special €500 game. We had a full hall for our first bingo of 2026 and it was great to see some extra people coming from the parish. New support is always appreciated. Tuesday Bridge Bridge is being played each Tuesday night in Gortnahoe Hall at 7.30pm. If you would like to join or find out more information please contact this number 089 434910 Split the Pot Congratulations to Mary Tobin, Urlingford who won €250 in the Split the Pot draw last Sunday. Envelopes are available in Cahill’s Gortnahoe, Hogans Grange and at the usual outlets, you can also Revolut to 0876777220. Split the Pot for Januaryis in aid of Ballysloe National School. The draw takes place each Sunday at 12pm in Gortnahoe Hall. Your support would be appre-

ciated. Tom Hayden RIP The death has ocurred of Tom Hayden, Longfordpass, Gortnahoe, Thurles, January 4th, peacefully at the Community Hospital of the Assumption, Thurles surrounded by his loving family in his 90th. year. Predeceased by his beloved wife Anna, his parents Ned and Johanna, brother Séan, sisters Mary, Nellie and Hannie. Sadly missed and remembered with love by his family, Ned, Séan, Joan-Marie and Brigitte, daughters-in-law Pauline and Elizabeth, son-inlaw Denis and Brigitte’s partner Gerry, grandchildren Thomas, Anita, Martin, Aoife, Lillian, Edwina, John and Eamon, great grandchildren, brother-in-law Danny Carroll, nieces, nephews, extended family and a wide circle of friends. Tom reposed at Doyle’s Funeral Home Urlingford last Tuesday January 6th followed by removal to the Church of the Sacred Heart,

Moyne/Templetuohy Condolences Sincere condolences to the family, relatives, friends, and neighbours of Tom Hayden, Gortnahoe and Henry Cummins, Rahealty. May their gentle souls rest in peace. Confirmation Liturgy The children in receipt of their confirmation will have their liturgies mass this weekend, Saturday January 17 th in Moyne Church at 7.30pm and Sunday January 18th in Templetuohy Church at 11am. Archbishop Kieran O’Reilly will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation on the children on Friday May 8 th in Moyne Church at 11am. Dates for First Communion First Communion dates have been finalised with children in Templetuohy receiving the sacrament on Saturday May 2 nd at 11am and children in Moyne on Saturday May 30 th at 11.30am. Templetuohy Community Centre Pilates and chair exercise classes will be held in the Centre on Tuesday 13 th , 20 th & 27 th January at 7pm. €5 per class. Please bring mat and hand towel. Bingo continues each Thursday evening, and your support would be much appreciated. The facility is for everyone in the parish, and it would be great to see more

people becoming involved in the centre. Dance Classes Learn to jive, foxtrot, waltz, and line dance. Classes will take place in Moyne Community Centre this Friday night, January 16 th at 8.30pm. €10 pay as you go. Contact Sally on 087-7931308. Moyne Athletic Club Congratulations to all our Senior, Junior, Masters, U16 and U15 athletes who competed in the County Indoor Track & Field Championships in Nenagh on Saturday last. Great results and lots of success. Best of luck to all our masters who will be competing in the County Masters Cross Country Championships in Fethard this Sunday, January 18 th. Training continues each Tuesday and Friday night from 7.00pm-8.00pm for juvenile athletes and on Monday & Thursday night from 7.00pm-8.30pm for the sprint group. Wednesday night the Fit4Fun group for those females over the age of 14 meet at 7pm. Lights for general use are available from 5.30pm to 6.50pm approx. Monday to Friday evenings. A donation of €2 per session is much appreciated to offset the cost of the lights and use of the track. Split the Bucket winner this week of €156 was Naomi Morrissey. Thanks to everyone for their con-

Gortnahoe. Requiem Mass took place on Wednesday followed by interment in the Good Shepherd Cemetery, Gortnahoe. May he rest in peace. Liam Norton RIP The death has ocurred of Liam Norton, Poynstown, Glengoole, Thurles January 9th, peacefully at the University Hospital, Clonmel in the presence of his loving family. Predeceased by his parents and his sister Eileen. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his brothers John, Martin and Paddy, sister Mary, sisters-inlaw, nieces, nephews, extended family, neighbours and a wide circle of friends. Liam reposed at Doyle’s Funeral Home, Urlingford last Monday evening January 12th. Removal took place yesterday Tuesday morning to the Church of St. Patrick and St. Oliver, Glengoole arriving for Requiem Mass. Interment took place afterwards in Fennor Cemetery. May he rest in peace.

Eibhlis Purcell tinued support. Templetuohy Coursing Lotto The jackpot now stands at €5,900. Lucky Dip winners last week were Joe Kennedy, Ballinroe, Bridie Kelly, Curragh, Ruby Fitzgerald, Dublin, and Dolores Gleeson, Templetuohy. GAA/LGFA/Camogie The lotto jackpot will be €11,900 this week. The six winners of the lucky dips were Colette Toohey, Christine Gleeson, Maria Kelly, Adelaide Leahy, John O’Connor, and Mary Fox. Congrats to Saoirse Deegan who was presented with the Chloe Gray Memorial Award as Young Player of the Year and to Ciara Flynn on receiving the Rising Star Award at the Ladies Football Awards night. As part of “Ireland Light Up” the lights in the GAA field in Templetuohy will be on each Tuesday and Friday night from 7pm to 8.30pm. All are welcome to walk or run in a safe environment but to be aware of the various surfaces. If bringing a dog, please clean up after it and bring on a lead. The “Every Step Counts Challenge” is also back for 5 weeks from Wednesday January 7 th to Wednesday February 11 th . Club needs to reach a combined target of 4,000k so all help appreciated. Download the MyLife App for free.

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We, Cashel King Cormacs GAA Club, intend to apply for Planning Permission to install 6 no. 21m galvanised steel poles with 500 lux floodlights for the purpose of illuminating the pitch and all associated site works at Leahy Park, Cooper’s-Lot, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, E25 C656. The planning application may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours. A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee 20 euros, within the period of five weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission.

I, Marina Maher, intend to apply to Tipperary County Council for Planning Permission to change use of existing commercial unit, no 9, to a residential unit and all associated site works at Dominics Court, Bank Place, Cashel, Co.Tipperary The planning application may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours. A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee 20 euros, within the period of five weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission.

We Redwood Veterinary Limited wish to apply to the above planning authority for full planning permission for change of use of existing building from retail unit to Veterinary clinic with all associated siteworks at Gurtnafluer Business Park,Old Waterford Road, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary The planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours. A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee, €20, within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application, and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The Planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions or may refuse to grant permission.

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Tom Tierney intends to apply to Tipperary County Council for Permission to construct (i) cubicle Shed with slatted tanks (ii) Soiled water tank (iii) Walled silage slab (iv) Slatted shed with loose area and all associated site works at Outeragh, New Inn, Cahir, Co. Tipperary.The planning application may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours.A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee, €20, within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application, and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The Planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission. Signed by : Aidan Kelly (ADPS) Agricultural Design & Planning Services (085 7466211)

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Michael Farrell intends to apply to Tipperary County Council for Permission to construct calf shed extension and all associated site works. Permission for retention of overground slurry tower is also required at Drumclieve, Tipperary, Co Tipperary.The planning application may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours.A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee, €20, within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application, and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The Planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission. Signed by : Aidan Kelly (ADPS) Agricultural Design & Planning Services (085 7466211).

Sean Tobin intends to apply to Tipperary County Council for Permission to construct (i) underground Slurry tank (ii) Milk silo tank and all associated site works at Boytonrath, New Inn, Cashel, Co. TipperaryThe planning application may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours.A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee, €20, within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application, and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The Planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission. Signed by : Aidan Kelly (ADPS) Agricultural Design & Planning Services (085 7466211).

We OC Mechanical Services intend to apply to the above authority for Retention Planning Permission (i) for the existing roof overhang on existing industrial/commercial building, (ii) for the existing WC extension to the existing industrial/commercial building, (iii) for the existing truck driver waiting area building, (iv) for the existing storage building, as well as Planning Permission (v) to divide the existing industrial/commercial building into two separate units & (vii) for proposed material alterations to the existing elevations of the existing industrial building – and all associated site development works at Carrigeen Industrial Estate, Cahir, Co. Tipperary. The planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours. A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee (€20) within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The Planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission.

PLANNING NOTICES Tipperary County Council Richard Kelly intends to apply to Tipperary County Council for Permission to construct (i) Slatted shed with underground slurry tank (ii) walled silage slab and all associated site works at Graigue, New Inn, Cahir, Co. Tipperary. The planning application may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours.A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee, €20, within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application, and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The Planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission. Signed by : Aidan Kelly (ADPS) Agricultural Design & Planning Services (085 7466211).

Sugradh Crèche Ltd intends to apply for permission for development at this site at Green Hill Village, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary E32 HE48. The development will consist of the construction of a detached single-storey building comprising of one classroom, together with all ancillary site works including footpaths, drainage, and connections to existing services, for use in conjunction with the existing crèche facility. The planning application may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public opening hours. A submission or observation in relation to the application may be made in writing to the Planning Authority on payment of the prescribed fee (€20) within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the authority of the application and such submissions or observations will be considered by the Planning Authority in making a decision on the application. The Planning Authority may grant permission subject to or without conditions, or may refuse to grant permission.

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