Stories By Richard Burden
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Northern Ireland
/ 2 weeks agoOil and petrol prices spike ‘fuels’ public anger as MLAs demand answers amid ‘profiteering’ claims
Political representatives have expressed dismay and demanded action after a spike in the costs of home heating oil and petrol and...
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Armagh
/ 2 weeks agoFarmers and elderly victims of potholes ‘crisis’ amid claims rural areas ‘left behind and ignored’
Rural residents are being “failed” amid claims the scourge of potholes is now “threatening local services” and livelihoods. And Infrastructure Minister...
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Tandragee
/ 2 weeks agoFundraising to fore as Tandragee Golf Club hope to ace first Murder Mystery night for charity
A murder within the grounds of a local golf club may sound like the easy-to-read run-of-the-mill fayre from within the pages...
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News
/ 2 weeks agoLuxury south Armagh hotel could almost double in size as plans now lodged for multi-million investment
Formal plans which could see Killeavy Castle Hotel almost double in size thanks to a multi-million pound investment have now been...
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Keady
/ 2 weeks agoFuneral tributes to Keady father-of-seven whose ‘heart was always with his family’
Always kind, always helpful and someone “whose heart was always with his family”, father-of-seven John Guy, who died in a tragic...
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Newry
/ 2 weeks agoBurning ambition: Colum’s pride as 15th member of firefighting family who have given over 320 years of service
Colúm McClelland knew, he just knew, what he wanted to be when he grew up! But when you come from a...
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Armagh
/ 2 weeks agoReal-Lee going places: Milford man Lee in running for President of Ulster University Students’ Union
A young Milford man has thrown his hat into the ring in a bid to become President of the Ulster Unveristy...
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News
/ 2 weeks agoLoo-king to the future: Co Armagh church – one of last in Ireland with no toilet or running water – has plans approved
Believed to be one of just a few – if not the only – church in Ireland without a toilet and...
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Lurgan
/ 3 weeks agoPopular family-owned Lurgan butchers shop up for sale 90 years after business first founded
One of Northern Ireland’s oldest butchery businesses has been put up for sale – 90 years after first setting up shop....
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Tandragee
/ 3 weeks agoRemembering Alison: Barry to mark 10 years since losing wife to lymphoma with mountain trek in Morocco
A Tandragee man, devastated by the loss of his wife to a rare and aggressive form of blood cancer, will mark...
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Markethill
/ 3 weeks agoMarkethill High: Fresh calls for ‘new-build’ for ‘highly cherished’ school raised on NI Assembly floor
Calls for a new-build school for Markethill High – after years of campaigning for improved facilities and Sixth Form provision –...
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Armagh
/ 3 weeks agoPothole plight: Young Armagh carer may be forced to quit ‘job I love’ because of cost of daily damage to car
A young Armagh care worker says she may be forced to quit the job she loves because of the cost of...
