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A vision of Tipperary County Council is to establish a digital media corridor between Thurles & Clonmel in order to contribute to the economic life of the county and to benefit in a practical and positive way from the graduates in the gaming, multimedia and animation areas who are emerging…

Tipperary County Council participated in a workshop on Social Innovation organised through the EU Interreg Europe ‘Rural SMEs’ Project of which it is a partner.The overall objective of the project is to improve the implementation of regional development policies and programmes which support SMEs…

The agri-food sector is Ireland’s largest indigenous industry employing 8.4% of the working population and contributing enormously to the viability of Ireland’s rural and coastal communities. The agri-food sector is export-orientated with agri-food exports from Ireland exceeding €13 billion in…

Pictured: John Magnier, Coolmore Stud and Ballydoyle Stables, being presented with the President’s Award by T.J. Kinsella, President of Co. Tipperary Chamber, at the 2017 Tipperary Business Awards.

County Tipperary Chamber along with event sponsors ABP Foods, Limerick Institute of…

Resurgence in the demand for apprentices has led the Co. Tipperary Education and Training Board (TETB) to open the Further Education and Training (FET) Centre in Archerstown, Thurles, Co, Tipperary, Ireland. The FET centre will assist in supporting the Action Plan for Jobs 2018 target of 6,200…