All posts tagged "lurgan"
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6 years ago
Tributes pour in after death of hugely popular Co Armagh father-of-two
Tributes have been paid to a hugely popular Co Armagh father-of-two who passed away over the weekend. Conor Toman, from Brownlow...
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6 years ago
Coroner says Co Armagh man’s death was preventable – proper diagnosis was not offered
The inquest into the death of a Co Armagh man has found that a fatal heart attack could have been prevented....
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6 years ago
Man who threw himself – and cones – at gates of PSNI station at ‘crossroads’ in life
A Lurgan man who threw himself and cones at the gates of the local police station has been given a chance...
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6 years ago
Investigation launched after arson attack on outbuilding sees fire spread to residential property
An investigation has been launched after a deliberate fire on an outbuilding spread to a vacant residential property in Lurgan. Police...
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6 years ago
Confusion over DNA on hammer puppy killer accused has new date set for trial
A Co Armagh man accused of bludgeoning a defenceless puppy to death with a hammer has had a new date set...
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6 years ago
Co Armagh site shortlisted for new ‘logistics hub’ to build multi-billion pound Heathrow expansion
A site in Co Armagh has taken a step closer to being selected as a location for a ‘logistics’ hub as...
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6 years ago
Habitual thief stole TV from Rushmere as a present for his partner’s daughter
A Lurgan man who stole a television as a gift for his partner’s daughter had been handed a suspended prison sentence. Supporting...
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6 years ago
Memorial to Great Famine dead could be erected in Co Armagh if motion wins council support
A memorial to those who died in the Great Famine in Co Armagh could be erected if a notice of motion...
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6 years ago
Man made 17 phone calls to police 999 and 101 numbers swearing and shouting abuse
A Lurgan man who called police numbers 19 times in the space of five hours and was shouting and swearing has...
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6 years ago
Auctioneer defends decision to sell decommissioned rocket-propelled grenade as ‘part of history’
A Dublin auction house has defended a decision to sell a decommissioned rocket-propelled grenade at a forthcoming sale. Whyte’s Eclectic Collector...
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6 years ago
Company extends condolences as it accepts failings which led to death of ‘kind and gentle’ Jonathan
A Co Armagh company says it has accepted the failings identified by the Health and Safety Executive which led to the...
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6 years ago
Company fined £50,000 over failings which led to death of employee Jonathan Peden
A Co Armagh company has been fined £50,000 for failings which resulted in the death of one of its employees at...
