The inside story of Tipperary pensioner Josephine Ray’s murder by her daughter’s boyfriend
Hasan Ali Gori was convicted of the 2024 killing of the 89-year-old mother of his then partner Mary, a vulnerable adult
Tipperary
The crime writer renovating a derelict Tipperary schoolhouse: Rotting timbers, crumbling masonry but I felt calm
Having grown up in just such a converted property in Co Laois, buying a derelict 19th century one in Co Tipperary was a sort of homecoming for Andrea Carter
Man found guilty of manslaughter of Tipperary pensioner Timothy Murnane
Victim (80) suffered multiple injuries including bruises and abrasions, internal injuries and fractures to skull
Woman seen striking Scarlett Faulkner’s head with metal bar six or more times
Witness says people were standing looking at their phones who were ‘totally not engaged’ and were not trying to help
Witnesses describe alleged roadside attack at Scarlett Faulkner murder trial
Court hears accused was striking woman with ‘nearly as much force as she could possibly be using’
Jury to begin deliberations in Co Tipperary murder trial
Sean Harding (32), of Marian Terrace in Tipperary Town, has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Timothy ‘Teddy’ Murnane (80) but guilty to his manslaughter
Man (80) suffered multiple impacts to his face before fatal injury in fall, murder trial hears
Teddy Murnane had both external and internal injuries after the confrontation with Sean Harding, who broke into the former’s garage in Tipperary
Scarlett Faulkner was ‘hunted down’ and assaulted with ‘brutal force’, murder trial hears
Woman (41) and teenage girl deny murdering 28-year-old, who died in hospital in April after being attacked at Birdhill, Co Tipperary, in March
Mining companies told to listen to community concerns as new exploration era looms
Government puts millions of euro into exploration projects as EU demand for minerals rockets
‘She was wronged’: new film lifts the lid on an infamous Irish ‘witch burning’
The killing of Bridget Cleary by her husband in 1895 was long a taboo subject in Tipperary
Woman found husband bleeding on ground after going out to investigate noise, trial hears
Seán Harding on trial for murder of Timothy Murnane (80) in Tipperary town last year
Woman dies in single-vehicle road crash in Co Tipperary
Woman (80s) thought to have lost control of vehicle, mounted the footpath and crashed into shopfront
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Josie Ray murder accused allegedly headbutted her daughter night before, court hears
Deceased’s daughter previously threatened to stab her mother
Josie Ray’s grandchildren had told gardaí of safety concerns before her death, court hears
Hasan Ali Gori denies murder of pensioner (89) found dead in her home in her home in Nenagh, Co Tipperary in 2024
Elderly woman and man accused of her murder had regularly argued, court hears
Hasan Ali Gori (52) denies murder of Josie Ray (89), who was found dead in her home in Nenagh, Co Tipperary, on August 4th, 2024
Two charged in relation to fatal Waterford arson attack remanded in custody
Jessica Dalton and Cian Stacey appear in court after Philip, Kim, Jayden and Callum English killed in petrol bombing
Warning not to drink water affected by aluminium in Tipperary lifted but boil notice stays
Uisce Éireann has apologised for disruption in Tipperary communities
Man goes on trial accused of smothering and strangling 89-year-old woman
Hasan Ali Gori (52), of no fixed abode, denied a single charge of murdering Josephine ‘Josie’ Ray at her home
Garda numbers set to reach record levels but GRA says growth ‘nowhere near enough’
Number of sworn members of Garda set to reach all-time record, likely passing 14,800, this week for first time in history of State
‘I’m looking to buy a home. It is a daunting task on an average single income’
Helena Tobin, Artistic Director and Curator at South Tipperary Arts Centre
Demolition of 52 partially completed homes at Rock of Cashel to begin ‘shortly’
Local authority to undertake bat survey before works can finally get under way
Revealed: Ireland’s Greenest Places 2026 shortlist
Eleven entries have made it to the final stage of deliberation in this year’s competition
‘You get a good spell and never look back’: Munster’s Diarmuid Kilgallen on overcoming injury
Winger has been dogged by hamstring, but is named on right for opening URC game against Glasgow
Lough Derg ‘getting worse’ after public advisory issued over algal bloom
Councillor warns condition of Munster lake is ‘heading towards Lough Neagh’
Teenage ‘TikTok’ car thief sentenced to six months’ detention
Gardaí positively identified teenager from footage uploaded to social media
First phase of houses at new-homes scheme in Co Tipperary from €305,000
Droim an Óir is a new residential development of two-, three- and four-bed homes by Quantum
What will €695,000 buy in Tipperary and Dublin 4?
A Georgian residence in Holycross or an end-terrace three-bed in Donnybrook
Fozzy Stack aiming to get whole of Ayr Gold Cup pie this time through Bodhi Bear
Aidan O’Brien thinking Triple Crown in 2027 for exciting Group One winner Darkness Falls
Two men die after road crashes in Tipperary and Cork
Motorist (60s) fatally injured in incident in Cashel; van driver (50s) killed in single-vehicle crash on Lee Road
The last Irish nuns in Africa: ‘There was no question of going home’
Missionaries occupied a unique place in Ireland’s national imagination. For young Irish women, religious life offered something rare: independence, education and travel
Building tycoon Maurice Regan buys Meath castle that was former home of Duke of Wellington
New York and Clonmel-based billionaire acquired castle in deal to buy developer Gerry Gannon’s debts from Nama
FF Senator paid €16,700 in travel expenses while sick at home for eight months
Holly Cairns criticises Oireachtas system that led to her being mistakenly paid €8,500 in travel expenses while on maternity leave
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