All posts tagged "armagh"
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6 months ago
Council say strike action ‘extremely disappointing’ as Armagh workers prepare to picket
Industrial strike action will take place across the Armagh area for two weeks beginning on Wednesday. The action, which will be...
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6 months ago
Armagh car dealership crew raise fabulous £7,500 in abseil for Air Ambulance NI
Friends and colleagues of an Armagh car dealership did not hang about when asked to undertake a charity abseil! For the...
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6 months ago
What’s On: 7 Hills Blues Fest makes a welcome return to Armagh City!
The long running 7 Hills Blues Fest makes a welcome return to Armagh City this Summer. The unmissable weekend featuring over...
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6 months ago
Calls for ABC Council to create fan zones for All-Ireland final day
There have been calls for ABC Council to create fan zones in the borough for the All-Ireland final later this month....
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6 months ago
People of the Year Awards: Vote for Aislinn, Ursula, Flo or Joe for Community Impact Award
This year’s Community Impact Award sees four finalists. Throughout Armagh I‘s history, we’ve reported on countless groups and individuals who have...
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6 months ago
Famous Armagh family of clockmakers mourns loss of Jim Stewart, a giant in his field, aged 86
The name ‘Stewart’ is one famous in the world of clocks and timepieces. And a family-owned business, which was founded and...
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6 months ago
Armagh-based bin workers to stage two-week strike action from next week
Armagh-based bin workers will stage a fortnight’s strike from next Wednesday, July 17. Unite has today (Tuesday) notified management at ABC...
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6 months ago
Brrrrr! June colder than May in Armagh for first time in 176 years
The month of June was officially colder than May in Armagh for the first time in 176 years. Armagh Observatory has...
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6 months ago
Teen was over twice legal limit when he crashed outside Markethill
A teenager who was over twice the legal limit when he crashed his car outside Markethill has been fined and taken...
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6 months ago
Willie’s thanks as second ‘Yarns’ book print run sells out raising £1,000 for Marie Curie
A nostaglic look-back on tales from old Armagh will help make a difference to a much-loved local charity. And the efforts...
