Place: Ballycahill

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

farming

Why a 33-acre residential farm near Thurles may be just right for the post-Covid market

The market is all about timing and a 33-acre residential property in South Tipperary could be a good example of the kind of holding that will be more and more in demand in the post-Covid Ireland.

property

Scandi simplicity at heart of this home in Clare's beautiful Burren

news

Plea for O negative donors as blood supplies dwindle to just four days due to Ophelia

gaa

Cathal Barrett will be back, predicts club chairman

farming

Auction fever for 217-acre residential holding in Co Tipperary

gaa

Michael Maher obituary: ‘He conducted GAA business with the same calm assurance he deployed at the edge of the square’

€9,000-13,000 per acre paid in recent Tipperary auctions

Public auctions are continuing to produce impressive results in the Premier County, as evidenced by two auctions of farmland in South Tipperary over the last fortnight.

Thu, 30 Jun, 2016

Four sent forward for trial over alleged turfcutting incidents

Four men accused of cutting turf illegally have been sent forward for trial to the Circuit Criminal Court.

Thu, 11 Apr, 2013

Jimbill goes in first time of asking

THE rescheduled Co Clare Hunt point-to-point took place at its traditional Belharbour venue in the Burren region of north Co Clare on Saturday and the Matthew Daly-trained newcomer Jimbill impressed by making a winning debut in the five-year-old geldings’ maiden.

Mon, 14 Feb, 2011

Rattle the goalie, that was the idea

Long before there was Noel Hickey, Pa Dillon was the benchmark for defenders. Full-back on the Kilkenny team-of-the-century, the farmer from Freshford left an indelible mark in the county where hurling is all. Tipperary’s Seán McLoughlin, himself no shrinking violet, was a powerful attacker with the magnificent Tipp team of the early 60s. Diarmuid O’Flynn met the duo in calmer waters this week, the square in Pa’s picturesque home village of Freshford, in advance of tomorrow’s All-Ireland final between the counties.

Sat, 04 Sep, 2010