In the case, Mr Justice Michael Twomey said that Regina Putniene “suffered an injustice when she lost her personal injuries claim in the Circuit Court, and on appeal in the High Court”.

One of the men in his early 20s and another man in his late teens

Mr Heney, of Camas, Cashel, is one of five Tipperary men being prosecuted by the Competition Authority for alleged offences relating to the provision of school transport services across five counties.

The accused are Andrew Walsh (62) of Derrymore, Roscrea; Raymond Heney (54) of Camas, Cashel; Noel Browne (77) of Bansha; Larry Hickey (73) of Ardmayle, Cashel and Anthony Flynn (51) of Golden Road, Cashel. All five have pleaded not guilty to offences under the Competition Act 2002.

All weather warnings have now lapsed, but cleanup work is underway in affected areas.

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Five Tipperary men are being prosecuted by the Competition Authority for alleged offences relating to the provision of school transport services across five counties.

A yellow rain warning has been issued for Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow, Tipperary, Cork, Kerry, and Waterford.

All five pleaded not guilty today on Tuesday at the Central Criminal Court to offences under the Competition Act 2002.

In social media posts, the Tipperary division of An Garda Síochána outlined that the allegations are “false and damaging to the hard working gardaí” serving in the “Tipperary South Community Engagement Area”

Two men in their 20s were later arrested in connection with the investigation.

His body was removed to Waterford University Hospital, where a post-mortem examination will take place in due course.

The man, aged in his 70s, was riding a motorcycle which was in collision with a van on Sunday morning.

A man in his 30s was arrested in connection with the assault on Saturday evening and is being questioned.

After not getting out of the group in Munster in the past two seasons, much of the focus was on their rivals, Cork, Clare, and Limerick.

The man was found unresponsive in Carrick-on-Suir at approximately 2:30 am.

At approximately 4:20am, gardaí received a report of a burglary at a residence in the Parkmore area of Roscrea, Co. Tipperary.

Mourners at the funeral of Mia Keevan, 17, at St Nicholas’ Church in Carrick-on-Suir, Co Tipperary, also heard a plea for young people to think about the choices they make and to watch out for each other.

Mia Keevan, 17, was described as a ‘bright, fun and much loved’ girl who ‘touched the hearts of anyone that knew her’.

Mia Keevan from Carrick-on-Suir, Co Tipperary, had been attending the Emerge Music Festival in Boucher Fields, South Belfast, when she became suddenly unwell.

Mia Keevan from Carrick-on-Suir had been attending the Emerge Music Festival in south Belfast when she became suddenly unwell.

Forty-eight jobs have been lost as Dundrum House Golf and Leisure Resort in Co Tipperary has ceased trading with immediate effect

The teenager was arrested by officers in Carrick-on-Suir early on Wednesday. He was taken to Clonmel Garda station for questioning.

Ian Walsh was found dead at his home in Carrick-on-Suir on August 4th.

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Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of the incident on the Old Dublin Road in Nenagh shortly after 10.10pm.

A post-mortem examination was completed on his remains on Wednesday and as a result of the state pathologist’s findings, gardaí in Clonmel have now confirmed that their investigation has been upgraded to murder.

New locations are now open in Sandyford, Co Dublin, Clonmel, Co Tipperary and Donegal Airport.

The body of the 49-year-old was found in a property in the Ravenswood estate on Monday morning by family members.

The woman and her daughter were forced to move into emergency accommodation out of fear

Alexandra McCullough was giving evidence to the court this afternoon in the legal row over the collapse of a €15 million agreement for the farming estate taken by bloodstock billionaire John Magnier, who was present in court, against Ms McCullough's brother.

Towards the end of the game, Cork began chasing goals, but Tipperary were not letting up defensively.

At the start of her Mass at Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Newcastle Claire Moloney, Principal of Scoil Mhuire Caisleán Nua on behalf of Freya’s mother Shannen spoke about the impact her young daughter had on her life.

Freya Tobin of Lynch Terrace in Newcastle was due to start first year in a local secondary school next September.

The incident occurred at a local swimming spot shortly after 4pm in the village of Newcastle, which is located close to The Vee Pass and Ballymacarbry.

The GAA were compelled to clarify the final scoreline some time after the final whistle.

Tipperary came out on top against Kilkenny on Sunday with a scoreline of 1-22 to 0-19.

The body of the woman was discovered at a residence at St Joseph's Park.

Met Éireann has warned of lightning damage and spot flooding.

John Magnier's son, JP said the money was an "appreciation" for letting the Magnier side onto the Barne land

Caroline Kavanagh was 22 weeks pregnant with her second child, a baby boy, when she first presented at the Clonmel hospital's emergency department with chest pain.

David Wachman said it was 'common practice' to start bidding at a level lower than the vendor's valuation for any property