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Newcastle, Clonmel, Tipperary Community website. This is a community run website and was created to help residents and visitors to find out more about the village of Newcastle, Tipperary. A listing of Community News & Events are published here for Newcastle and surrounding villages.

Newcastle Community Development Group was formed to support local Welcome to Newcastle Tipperary Community Development Groupgroups by helping with administration, organisation, event news, publicity and fund raising. We have a lot of local groups, organisations and associations in Newcastle like, Sports (GAA), Tidy Towns, Tig na nDaoine (community house), Newcastle Community Hall, Voluntary Housing Association, Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann (Irish Music & Dance) and Newcastle Historical Society. Also Community Services, Facilities & Resources like, Community Alert, First Responders, Good Morning South Tipperary (Telephone Listening Service), Community Composting, Club 66, Newcastle Men’s Shed, Suir Blueway, River Walks & Family Picnic Areas, Duck Pond & Reserve and lots more that are listed on this website, with news & events listed in the calendar or latest news page. Not forgetting the support we receive from Local Business. You can also find us on, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube

Our goal is to help promote all the great organisations, groups, clubs and community facilities that Newcastle & surrounding communities has to offer and list local news & events, not just for the locals but to the public in general.”


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🔴 Slow Down, this St Patrick’s Bank Holiday weekend...please 🙏The Road Safety Authority (RSA) and An Garda Síochána are appealing to the public to use the roads with care over the St Patrick’s Bank Holiday weekend. This appeal comes against the backdrop of high numbers of road fatalities in 2024.Provisional analysis from the RSA shows that 42 lives have been lost on Irish roads to date this year, three (3) more than on this date last year (as of 14 March 2024).The RSA and An Garda Síochána are reminding all road users to never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Ahead of the national holiday, drivers and all other road users are being reminded to plan ahead and organise a safe way home when celebrating over the coming days.This means leaving the car and the keys at home, arranging a lift, agreeing a designated driver, booking a taxi, or taking public transport. Walking home or cycling under the influence of alcohol or drugs can also put you and other road users at risk. Gardai statistics show that:During 2023 one driver was arrested every hour on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant - alcohol or drugs.Over St. Patricks Weekend 2023, 196 drivers were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant - 136 alcohol and 60 drugs.Drug driving accounted for over 35% of all driving while intoxicated detections in 2023.Cannabis and cocaine remain the main drugs identified.To date in 2024 up to the 29 February, over 1,300 drivers have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant - alcohol or drugs.The appeal comes as the RSA’s Driver Attitudes & Behaviour Survey 2023 found that one in four (26%) motorists believe that driving short distances after having a drink is acceptable, and one in ten report driving after drinking alcohol in the last 12 months.The survey also reveals that nearly a quarter (23%) of drivers have admitted there were times where they may have been over the limit when driving on the morning after a night out.To coincide with this Bank Holiday appeal, the RSA’s ‘SAY IT’ campaign will continue to run over the Bank Holiday weekend, with a specific focus on alcohol. The 'SAY IT’ campaign encourages people to speak up when they see unsafe behaviours by family or friends on the roads. ... See MoreSee Less
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Notice: The Marie Keating cancer information bus is coming to Cahir on Wednesday 20th March from 10am to 3:30pm in conjunction with Morrison’s Pharmacy. (Unit will be outside Pharmacy). It is a brilliant free service to get information on the main types of cancer or to find out about cancer treatment. ... See MoreSee Less
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Latest News

Check the Register to confirm you are Eligible to Vote

Check the Register to confirm you are Eligible to vote in upcoming Referendum, Local, European, Presidential and General Elections. It's easy to do. 1. go to this website. https://www.checktheregister.ie/en-IE/search 2. Select Tipperary County Council from the dropdown list. 3. Select ...

BN&B CE Scheme – Positions Available

Ballybacon, Newcastle & Ballymacarbry Community Employment Scheme have the following positions available. Please click on this link to find eligibility requirements. http://tinyurl.com/bddwa62a Contact Sean Byrne CE Supervisor on 052-6136699 or 087-2977334 or seanbyrne@bnandbcescheme.ie ...

Christmas Craft Fair 2023

Christmas in Caisleán Nua 2023 - Christmas Craft Fair, Newcastle Community Hall, Sunday 10th December, 1pm to 5pm, with proceeds going to Positive Steps Together ...

Free Christmas Voucher Raffle

Christmas in Caisleán Nua 2023 - Free Christmas Voucher Raffle. read the poster below for all the information on how to be included in this Free Raffle ...

Christmas in Caisleán Nua 2023

Christmas in Caisleán Nua 2023, see the poster below for full information on events taking place in Newcastle and stay tuned for more information for each event ...

Newcastle Community Council – AGM

Newcastle Community Council - AGM Wednesday 13th December 2023 at 8pm. Please come along and support your local community council. Light refreshments served ...

Newcastle Community First Responders Fundraiser Walk

Sun, 12 Nov 2023 10:00 AM The Newcastle Community First Responders group will hold a 12km Fundraiser Walk. 𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞: https://bit.ly/3MxJ5CZ Participants will check in at at Newcastle Community Hall (Eircode E91 C3V9) between 9 and 10am. Buses ...

BN&B CE Scheme & Newcastle Mens Shed

Thank you to An Naionra for donating their old shed to help start up the new mens shed, thanks to Edmond and James McGrath for their helping in moving the shed and of course our own men Jim, Tony, Tom, ...

Newcastle CFR – free health nights

This Wednesday and Thursday (1st & 2nd November 2023) we are running our free health nights. All welcome please bring a friend. Slight change of venue for our men’s health night now in the GAA hall. #cfr #healthnight #healthisyourwealth #newcastlecfr ...


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