Silouette graphic representing Tipperary

News Centre

  • Image
    n24
    Roads and Transport Press Release

    Press Release- N24 Cahir to Limerick Junction update

    Tipperary County Council, in partnership with Limerick City & County Council, Transport Infrastructure Ireland and the Department of Transport have today (23 January 2023) published the first of a series of Design Updates for the N24 Cahir to Limerick Junction Project which is identified as a priority investment in the Government’s National Development Plan 2021-2030.

  • Image
    cisbanner
    Business and Economy Grant

    Commercial Vacancy Investment Scheme

    Significant changes over the past year arising from the Covid 19 worldwide pandemic have added to an already challenged retail sector across Ireland. An additional range of issues are now facing the sector include seepage of revenue to established online businesses, the health and safety of staff and customers and the additional cost of protecting customers.

  • Image
    River Ara
    Community Press Release

    River Ara Walkway- Tipperary Town Open

    Tipperary Cahir Cashel Municipal District wishes to advise that the River Ara Walkway in Tipperary Town is open to the public from today, 22nd December, 2022. Further works on the boardwalk, playground, planting and landscaping will be completed early in the new year.

  • Image
    Dan Breen House
    Planning and Building Consultation

    Dan Breen House: Part 8 application

    Refurbishment and re-purposing for training, educational and office use of the three storey Dan Breen House which sits centrally within the application site currently with an adjoining brick-built side extension.

  • Human Resources News
    Human Resources Press Release

    Tipperary County Council Publishes 2022 Gender Pay Gap Report

    Tipperary County Council has today published its Gender Pay Gap Report for 2022. The gender pay gap is the difference in the average hourly wage of men and women across a workforce. Employers with more than 250 employees in Ireland are now required to publish their gender pay gap data.