Stories By Micheal McKenna
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GAA
/ 13 years agoKeady suffer agonising Championship defeat
Keady 2-07 V 1-11 Ballycran By Sean-Paul Doran KEADY suffered an agonising Ulster Camogie Senior B Championship semi-final defeat to Down...
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GAA
/ 13 years agoAn Port Mor triumph over Annaghmore in Junior Championship Final
Annaghmore V An Port Mor in the Armagh Junior Championship Final held at the Athletic Grounds. Final Score: An Port Mor...
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News
/ 13 years agoArmagh memorial to rail disaster’s 88 dead
By Chris Jameson “THE screams of the injured were heart-rending,” was how one eye-witness described the scene of the Armagh Railway...
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News
/ 13 years agoPredator lurking in Keady Glen
BY Christopher Jameson WORK on a major facelift for Keady Glen could be held up for years – after discovery of a...
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News
/ 13 years agoSlurry spreading extension granted for farmers
THE Ulster Farmers’ Union has welcomed a decision to allow farmers to spread slurry beyond the usual deadline. The Nitrates Action...
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Entertainment
/ 13 years agoArt Exhibition at St Patrick’s Trian
SAINT Patrick’s Trian will be hosting an exciting new exhibition by two local artists in October. “Compass” by James Coyle and...
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GAA
/ 13 years agoJunior Championship Final Preview
THIS year’s Junior Football Championship sees Annaghmore and An Port Mor face off in what should be a hugely intriguing tie. Annaghmore...
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News
/ 13 years agoLord Mayor pays tribute to Archbishop Harper
LORD Mayor of Armagh City and District Cllr Sharon Haughey has today hosted a civic reception to mark the retirement of...
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News
/ 13 years agoKeady farmer fined £2,000
A KEADY farmer has been fined £2,000 after pleading guilty to a number of charges. Gordon Kennedy, of Corkley Road, admitted one charge under...
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Rugby
/ 13 years agoBann-tastic! Banbridge Dent Armagh’s Confidence
Armagh………22 Banbridge……36 HAVING already turned over AIL Division 1B sides Belfast Harlequins and Ballynahinch, Armagh were entitled to approach Saturday’s Ulster League...
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News
/ 13 years agoFarmer fined for pollution offence
A COUNTY Armagh farmer pleaded guilty and was fined £600 plus £25 court costs at Armagh Magistrates’ Court. Richard Neil Frazer,...
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News
/ 13 years agoTommy Makem to be immortalised in Keady
LEGENDARY Irish traditional singer Tommy Makem is to be forever immortalised in his home place of Keady as the new community centre...