All posts tagged "lurgan"
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2 months ago
Lurgan’s fourth former bank premises enters the property market
Yet another former banking premises in Lurgan has gone on the market… making it the fourth in five years to seek...
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2 months ago
DUP and SF urge change of tack and for council to cover cost of bins stolen and burnt out in riots
Residents and businesses who have had bins stolen and set alight during recent nights of rioting in the borough could have...
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2 months ago
Two men charged over ‘underground’ cannabis farm have cases sent to Crown Court
Two men charged after cannabis with an estimated street value of 'half a million pounds' was seized from an underground facility...
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2 months ago
Translink suspends all evening bus and rail services amid fears of renewed disorder
All Translink bus and rail services across Northern Ireland will be suspended this evening (Wednesday) in response to expected protests, following...
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2 months ago
Motorist was over limit after report of four men drinking in car at cemetery
A motorist was over the limit after police received a report of "four males drinking" in a vehicle at St Colman's...
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3 months ago
Police organise ‘appropriate and proportionate’ operation for events in Newry and Lurgan
Police say they have arranged to be present at parades in Newry and Lurgan this weekend. An appropriate and proportionate policing...
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3 months ago
Man (48) charged with attempted murder after bomb driven to Lurgan Police Station is further remanded in custody
A 48-year-old man charged with attempted murder after a bomb was driven to Lurgan PSNI Station in March has been further...
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3 months ago
Man put mum in fear of assault and broke rear view mirror as car was being driven
A Lurgan man put his mum – who had made reference to his drinking – in fear of assault and broke...
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3 months ago
Pensioner found guilty of breaching railway crossing while train approaching
A pensioner who said he was "struck on the head and shoulders" and became "tangled" in a crossing barrier skirt has...
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3 months ago
Charitable foundation banks approval for new ‘community hub’ at former Lurgan AIB branch base
Plans to create a new community hub at a former bank in Lurgan have now been given the go-ahead. The Allied...
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3 months ago
PWRing frontline wellbeing: Portadown studio offers free Reformer Pilates class for Blue Light holders!
A Reformer Pilates studio looking to show appreciation to those working in healthcare, emergency services and other frontline roles is offering...
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3 months ago
Natalie McNally’s father said family are living their own ‘life sentence’
Following the tariff hearing today (Wednesday), Natalie’s father Noel read a statement to the assembly media outside Belfast Crown Court on...
