All posts tagged "Granemore"
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Armagh
/ 8 months agoConcerns over drug dealing at Seagahan Dam raised with PSNI
Serious concerns have been raised over the prevalence of illicit drug dealing in a Co. Armagh beauty spot. Residents in Ballymacnab...
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Keady
/ 1 year agoFibre broadband in wider Keady area would cost each household up to £14,000
Supplying fibre broadband to areas in a number of miles from Keady would cost households up to £14,000, it has been...
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GAA
/ 1 year agoCo Armagh GAA club puts health and wellbeing in the spotlight
A Co Armagh GAA club is hosting a huge Health and Wellbeing Day for the entire community later this month. Granemore...
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Keady
/ 2 years agoCommunity plans to erect ‘Slow Down’ posters in village as plea for traffic calming goes unheard
A plea for traffic calming measures to be introduced in Darkley has gone unheard. A request for something tangible to be...
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Armagh
/ 2 years agoCamogie club’s thanks after Air Ambulance is called to stricken U16 player
An Armagh-based camogie club have thanked the Air Ambulance after it was called to an incident at a game in Granemore...
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Armagh
/ 2 years agoPolice re-issue appeal for stolen cattle in Tassagh
Police in Armagh are continue to appeal for information following a report of theft of cattle in the Granemore Road area...
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Keady
/ 2 years agoFamily in shock after police raid home in ‘case of mistaken identity’
A Co Armagh family have been left in shock after police smashed down their front door and raided their home in...
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Keady
/ 2 years agoBusy arterial road which children walk for school bus to be assessed by Education Authority
A busy arterial road outside Tassagh, which sees children as young as 11 walk to the school bus on a daily...
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Armagh
/ 2 years agoFirst-time election candidate slams ‘wide-scale’ theft of his election posters from district
A first-time council election candidate believes the theft of 16 of his posters was part of an “organised exercise”. With the...
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Keady
/ 2 years agoFarmer hits out at sickening theft of cattle but says ‘worse things could have happened’
A Co Armagh farmer who had cattle stolen from his yard in Tassagh overnight says despite the sickening theft “worse things...
