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06 Sept 2025
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Here are five things that happened in Tipperary this week
1. LATEST: Doubts raised over the issuing of Templemore Garda College pool community licences
The Garda College in Templemore have said all groups who used the pool before the closure will be contacted this week about their applications.
But, the We Just Want to Swim-Templemore campaign and Tipperary TD Jackie Cahill remain concerned.
2. GRAPHIC: Pictures from the garda raid on a halting site in Tipperary this week
Gardaí shared images from a raid on a halting site in Tipperary where several animals were seized.
3. 'This is about giving people in Thurles and the surrounding areas opportunities,' Minister Harris
Minister Simon Harris visited Tipperary on Monday to announce two new educational developments.
This will mean an expansion of the TUS Thurles campus and the development of a new college in Clonmel.
4. Galtee Rovers book their place in West U21B football final with win over Golden Kilfeacle
Galtee Rovers beat Golden Kilfeacle to go through to the West U21B Football final.
5. Massive funding for Tipperary community centres
And finally, over €800,000 was allocated to community centres in Tipperary.
Minister for Rural and Community Development Heather Humphreys announced the funding.
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