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2 days ago | tipperarylive.ie | Lili Lonergan

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has issued an alert following the recall of two popular children's products over fears of serious injury. The first recall is being carried out KBT NV for the TriX Plastic swing. The risk presented by this product is injuries. The product has accessible openings and holes, in which a child can become trapped and suffer injuries. READ NEXT: Irish holidaymakers warned as Spain set for major anti-tourism protestsThe brand is TriX.

3 days ago | tipperarylive.ie | Sean Ryan

Five Service Providers across Tipperary will avail of the new Summer Meals Pilot Programme intended to ensure that children across Ireland receive a good meal daily throughout the school holidays. “This Pilot Programme is intended to ensure that children get a hot meal every day during the weeks when schools are closed for the summer,” says Tipperary North TD Michael Lowry.

4 days ago | tipperarylive.ie | David Hurley

A man is being questioned by gardai following a stabbing incident close to Dublin city centre in which another man sustained serious injuries. Gardaí say they attended the scene following reports of a serious assault that occurred close to Rosie Hackett Bridge, Eden Quay, Dublin 1, at approximately 4.30pm on Monday. Following the incident, the victim was taken to the Mater Misericordiae Hospital for treatment of what are described as serious injuries.

5 days ago | tipperarylive.ie | Eamon Lacey

An exhibition charting the story of the CBS High School Clonmel is currently running at the Tipperary Museum of Hidden History in Clonmel. This year the High School is celebrating the 125th anniversary of the foundation of the school. The exhibition will remain open until June 7. In 1997, the Irish Austrian Society organised the first nationwide annual German Language Essay Competition.

5 days ago | tipperarylive.ie | Daniel Ryan

Cloughjordan Ecovillage recently wrapped up a truly inspiring series of events as part of National Biodiversity Week Ireland, offering a vibrant celebration of the natural world and engaging the community in the wonders of biodiversity. From captivating film screenings to hands-on workshops and immersive guided walks, the Ecovillage fostered a deeper appreciation for the rich flora and fauna that surrounds us.