Stories By Richard Burden
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Portadown
/ 1 day agoLeading Co Armagh tractor dealership trading since 1910 must build new base to ensure viable future
A well-known County Armagh company which has been supplying farm machinery for generations is hoping to demolish its current premises in...
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Armagh
/ 1 day agoAnti-social behaviour ‘out of hand’ in Benburb with windows smashed, flowers uprooted and graves vandalised
Multiple incidents of vandalism and destruction have left Benburb residents frustrated and calling on those involved to stop. And now Benburb...
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Armagh
/ 2 days ago‘Leather Apron’ arrest in Armagh uncovered bloodstained knife during Jack the Ripper’s reign of terror
He was never caught and to this day the exact number of his victims is not known. Jack the Ripper led...
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Banbridge
/ 5 days agoHuge new housing development on the cards for Scarva
Plans for a huge new housing development in Scarva are to be unveiled to the public in August. Proposals for the...
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Newry
/ 6 days agoNewry-based charity which supports grieving families after road traffic collisions to hold first ‘Walk for Safer Futures’
Families who have lost loved ones on Northern Ireland’s roads are to stage their first ever charity walk to raise awareness...
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Lurgan
/ 6 days agoRicardo inspiring others as he turns his life around to become MMA ‘triple champ’ in style
A young County Armagh man has turned his life around and is fast making a name for himself in the world...
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Armagh
/ 7 days ago‘Tragedy waiting to happen’: Fear as teens turn Armagh’s Mall into e-bike and scooter race track
Young people are putting lives at risk in Armagh, performing wheelies as they race an electric bike and e-scooters along the...
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Armagh
/ 7 days agoAnger as large amount of waste dumped on Armagh street ‘less than two minutes’ from recycling centre
Disbelief and anger were the understandable reactions after a huge amount of unwanted household goods were dumped on an Armagh street....
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Loughgall
/ 1 week agoSign of the slimes: Warning notices go up flagging dangers as blue-green algae confirmed at Loughgall
With temperatures again poised to hit the mid-20s and schools now out for summer, there has been some far from good...
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Armagh
/ 1 week agoKatie Rose sisters to climb Croagh Patrick in her memory in aid of children’s cancer charity
The sisters of an Armagh teenager who passed away last year after a brave battle with cancer are to climb Croagh...
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Banbridge
/ 1 week agoFrom Donard to Donald Duck, as fundraising drive launched to fly special school kids to Disneyland!
Young people from a County Down special school are hoping of making magical memories in Disneyland Paris next year – with...
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Banbridge
/ 1 week agoHistoric home of famous Banbridge explorer to be converted into new 12-bedroom guesthouse
The historic family home of a famous Northern Ireland-born explorer could be converted into a new 12-bedroom guesthouse with dining facilities....
