The latest from Clonmel BID — projects, events, business support, and announcements.

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Clonmel on Ice Vendor Application Form

Thank you for your interest in trading at Clonmel On Ice, Market Place, Clonmel, Co Tipperary 

Please read the vendor info pack before applying: Read More…. 

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Digital Strategy for Tipperary

The Council is reviewing how digital the county is in 2026, and what it learns will shape the next Digital Strategy for Tipperary. That means decisions on broadband, digital skills, training and support for local enterprise.If Clonmel businesses dont respond, our needs wont be reflected in the plan. Read more…

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Parking in Clonmel

Parking matters to every business in Clonmel, and we know many traders feel strongly about it. There's been a lot of discussion about the proposals, so Clonmel BID has engaged directly with Tipperary County Council to get clear facts on the options. Read more…

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Clonmel votes yes: 85% of ratepayers back the BID

Clonmel's ratepayers have voted decisively to establish a Business Improvement District for the town. In a postal ballot run by Tipperary County Council between 14 April and 13 May, 482 votes were cast in favour and 85 against — 85% support on a turnout of 59%.

The result means Clonmel joins Sligo and Dublin as one of the few Irish towns to have secured a BID, and gives the town a dedicated annual budget of around €350,000 for the next five years.

On behalf of everyone involved, thank you to every business that took the time to vote, to Tipperary County Council for running the ballot, and to the volunteer proponents group who spent more than two years getting the proposal to this point.

What happens next: the result goes to the elected members of Tipperary County Council for formal approval, after which the BID company is established, a board appointed and the first projects — starting with Christmas 2026 — get under way.

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