Place: Cloneen

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<p>The house in Cloneen, Co Tipperary, where English couple Nick and Hilary Smith were found dead. Picture: Neil Michael</p>

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Irish Examiner view: Neighbours who make decision to ‘withdraw’

The strange case of Nick and Hilary Smith, pensioners who apparently took a decision to “withdraw from society” and whose mummified bodies were not found at their home at Rossane, near Cloneen, Co Tipperary for some 18 months, continues to evoke ...

<p>The house in Cloneen, Co Tipperary where English couple Nick and Hilary Smith were found dead. Picture: Neil Mchael</p>

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Circumstances conspired to see tragic Cloneen couple disappear in plain sight

<p>In one such instance in recent years, the remains of Nick and Hilary Smith were found last year in their house in Cloneen, Co Tipperary — up to 18 months after they had died. Picture: Neil Mchael</p>

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How can someone die alone and lie undiscovered for years?

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English man found dead with his wife in Tipperary home may have died of natural causes

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Couple found dead in Tipperary wrote letter to neighbour saying they were leaving the area

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Tipp community where bodies lay undiscovered for a year subject to 'hatred' on social media

Tipperary couple may have been killed by carbon monoxide up to a year ago

Named locally as Nicholas and Hilary Smith, they were last seen so long ago that residents living nearby thought they had moved out

Wed, 22 Jun, 2022

Irish Examiner view: Taking care of the invisible people in modern society

People have been urged to 'look out for their neighbours' after the recent deaths in Cloneen.

Wed, 22 Jun, 2022

Cloneen Choice displays abundant stamina to record third win of season

There were eight races at yesterday’s well-attended Dawstown point-to-point fixture, run under the auspices of the Muskerry Foxhounds, at Birch Hill outside Grenagh and Cloneen Choice showed abundant reserves of stamina to record his third success of the season in the winners of two.

Tue, 03 May, 2016

Destination gets off mark in style

There was some competitive fare on offer at the well-attended Carrigtwohill and Pigeon Hill point-to-point fixture at Ballyvodock yesterday and the Paul Cashman-trained Arctic Destination appears to hold a particularly bright future judged by his authoritative success in the opening five-year-old geldings’ maiden.

Mon, 01 Feb, 2016

Storm Frank: We must face up to climate change, says Minister

A government minister says we need to face up to the reality of climate change as incidents of flooding become a “frightening” part of daily life.

Thu, 31 Dec, 2015

We’ll give it a lash, says St Pat’s boss

NORMALLY, a county title win provides the impetus to go on to win a provincial championship.

Sat, 11 Dec, 2010

Super Swans swoop for derby win

THE eagerly-anticipated Carrick-on-Suir derby in the Glanbia South Senior Hurling Championship went the way of the visitors at Davin Park in front of a bumper crowd yesterday.

Mon, 07 Jun, 2010

`Pain will never go`

SHANE MALLEY pulls opens the black steel hall door, a tiny baby girl cradled in his left arm. Born in January, her name is Rene, from the French word renaissance which means new beginnings.

Sat, 20 Mar, 2010

Toddler dies in window blind cord tragedy

THE 14-month-old daughter of a heavily pregnant woman has died in Ireland’s latest window blind cord hanging tragedy.

Sat, 06 Mar, 2010

Sun room makes all the difference

A SLIGHTLY different take and look on the dormer theme here at Cloneen, an east Cork four-bed home on a good 0.7 acre site.

Sat, 14 Feb, 2009

Armed raiders in Tipperary post-office hold-up

Two armed men held up a post office at gunpoint today threatening to kill staff.

Tue, 02 Sep, 2008

Armagh buyer’s second equestrian buy

A COUNTY Armagh equestrian buyer has made his second purchase of land in the south with this month’s acquisition of 80 acres at Cloneen, Dromcollogher, near the Cork-Limerick border.

Thu, 14 Jun, 2007

Celebrations on hold as St Vincent’s set sights on Munster

UNDERSTANDABLY St. Vincent’s have celebrated their Cork Premier IFC victory in style for the best part of the week. Last Sunday’s success was charged with emotion, coming at the end of three gruelling matches plus two periods of extra time.

Sat, 02 Dec, 2006

Glanbia praises top milk producers

QUALITY is the gateway to winning and keeping consumer confidence, Glanbia group managing director John Moloney said yesterday, when he presented a County Laois family with the group’s overall quality milk supplier award at a function in Co Kilkenny.

Wed, 23 Nov, 2005

Hobby farm available in Clonmel

Top quality land with good road frontage is due to be auctioned on November 15 through P F Quirke and Co, Clonmel.

Thu, 10 Nov, 2005

Irishman stabbed to death in Amsterdam

Dutch police are investigating the fatal stabbing of a 26-year-old Co Kilkenny man in Amsterdam over the weekend.

Thu, 01 Sep, 2005

Place: Cloneen

Irish Examiner view: Neighbours who make decision to ‘withdraw’

Circumstances conspired to see tragic Cloneen couple disappear in plain sight

How can someone die alone and lie undiscovered for years?

English man found dead with his wife in Tipperary home may have died of natural causes

Couple found dead in Tipperary wrote letter to neighbour saying they were leaving the area

Tipp community where bodies lay undiscovered for a year subject to 'hatred' on social media

Tipperary couple may have been killed by carbon monoxide up to a year ago

Irish Examiner view: Taking care of the invisible people in modern society

Cloneen Choice displays abundant stamina to record third win of season