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“It won’t kill you to slow down”.
One Tipperary Road Policing Unit detected the following speeds this morning, during speed compliance checks carried out in just one 60km/h zone within the Thurles, Co. Tipperary District.
From the picture shown directly above; readers can view a total disregard, by some motorists, for other road users, pedestrians and recommended speed limit signs.
The speeds shown are truly well in excess of the recommended speed limit signs clearly/visibly posted within that vicinity.
Fixed charge notices showing exact fines and penalty points will now issue to all offenders.
Gardaí are understood to be currently investigating the shooting of livestock, which took place in Co. Tipperary, between Friday April 5th and Sunday April 7th last.
Two farm animals, a cow and a bull, were shot in a field in the townslands of Lackabrack near the tiny village of Killoscully, located approximately 8 kilometres (5 mls) northeast of Newport, Co. Tipperary.
The cow has died as a result of the incident and while the bull has survived, it is expected that same may have to be put down.
It is also understood that just one bullet penetrated both animals, striking the the cow first before entering the second animal.
It is thought that the shooting may have been accidental and to this end, Gardaí are particularly anxious to confirm if any individual may have been hunting in the area over that weekend and have invited hunters in that area to make themselves known.
In January this year (2024) a man sustained a gunshot wound to the arm, following a similar incident at a sports venue near the village of Rear Cross in Co Tipperary.
Thurles Gardaí are seeking assistance following a significant amount of timber having been stolen between the dates Saturday April 6th and Monday April 9th 2024, from Killeens, Ballynonty, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
The timber had been installed as part of the ‘Littleton Labyrinth Walkway’, in association with Bord na Mona and Tipperary Co. Council.
Any person with information is being asked to please contact Thurles Garda station, Tel: 0504-25100.
Gardaí in Thurles, Co. Tipperary are currently investigating a theft from a motor vehicle, which took place on the main Littleton to Horse and Jockey roadway last Thursday, last April 4th 2024.
The theft is understood to have taken place between 4:30 pm and 5:30pm and Gardaí are anxiously seeking the public’s assistance.
If you, the public, were travelling anywhere within or around that particular area, above stated, at that time on Thursday last and may hold dashcam footage, you are asked to please contact Thurles Garda station on Tel:0504-25100 or the Garda Confidential Line Tel: 1800 666 111 or indeed any Garda Station.
A Tipperary man, aged in his 30s has been questioned, as part of the Irish Revenue Commissioner’s ongoing operations targeting smuggling and other shadow economy activities.
This follows the seizure of €66,200 worth of green diesel located in Co. Tipperary. We understand that the seizure was implemented on Tuesday April 2nd last, 2024.
According to the Revenue Commissioner’s, Green diesel amounting to some 40,500 litres was discovered during a search of a haulage yard within the county.
This seizure is understood to represents a potential loss to the Irish exchequer of approximately €34,800.
Revenue are encouraging members of the public, who may have information regarding smuggling or other shadow economy activities, to contact Revenue, in total confidence, on Tel: 1800 295 295.
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