Stories By Micheal McKenna
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Armagh
/ 1 month agoArmagh GAA club lead tributes to ‘true gentleman’ and ‘Hall of Famer’
Armagh Harps GAA club has led tributes following the passing of well-known and much‑loved local man, Paul Clarke, who died peacefully...
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Lurgan
/ 1 month agoIn Pictures: St Ronan’s College Lurgan celebrates another year of outstanding A-Level results
St Ronan’s College in Lurgan is proud to celebrate the success, dedication and achievements of its Class of 2026 as students...
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Newry
/ 1 month agoNewry man was more almost three times drink-drive limit on way home from weekend away
A Newry man caught more than twice the legal drink-drive limit after a weekend away has been banned from the road...
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Armagh
/ 1 month agoPatients having to wait over four months for hospital discharge because of lack of homecare provision
Concerns have been raised following the release of figures showing that some patients in the Southern Trust have faced discharge delays...
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Tyrone
/ 1 month ago‘Deeply disturbing questions remain’ after emergency meeting around slaughter of 51 cattle
“Deeply disturbing” questions remain unanswered over the shooting of 51 cattle near Fivemiletown – despite a lengthy emergency session of Stormont’s...
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Tyrone
/ 1 month agoFarmers in Stormont protest and demand DAERA ‘come clean’ on shooting of 51 cattle in Tyrone
Farmers gathered at Stormont on Monday morning in protest against over the shooting of 51 cattle near Fivemiletown – with calls...
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Newry
/ 1 month ago‘We just want it to stop’: Cross-border police blitz on ‘boy racers’ at Carrickcarnan a welcome step
Cross-border policing on the Old Dublin Road at Carrickcarnan has been stepped up in a renewed push to shut down dangerous...
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Portadown
/ 1 month agoInvestigation launched after police confirm man’s body found in burning car in Portadown
Police have confirmed that a man’s body was found in a burning car in Portadown on Saturday night. Chief Inspector Tierney...
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Lurgan
/ 1 month agoYoung Lurgan man remembered as ‘heartbeat of the home’ and a brother ‘you could lean on’
Heartbroken friends and family gathered to say a final farewell to a 24-year-old Lurgan man, described at his funeral on Friday...
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Crossmaglen
/ 1 month agoFaith, family and football: Crossmaglen says goodbye to a true lady who meant so much to her community
A community steeped in grief but rich in memories gathered in Crossmaglen on Friday morning for the funeral of lifelong GAA...
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Armagh
/ 1 month agoSouthern Trust homecare model ‘failing’ as more staff leave than join
The Southern Trust’s homecare model is failing while vulnerable people remain without the care they need, the Independent Health and Care...
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Newry
/ 1 month agoResidents despair as dangerous parking at Newry Train Station getting worse by the week
Residents living around Newry Train Station say dangerous parking is getting worse by the week – despite plans for a significant...
