Katie Simpson murder: Questions continue to mount but answers not forthcoming

A murder trial got underway last month, almost four years after the horrific events which led to Katie Simpson’s death. Within...

Armagh metal-heads become ‘basket-heads’ in collaborative new music video

A hard rock band of Armagh-based metal-heads have formed the most unlikely of alliances with Armagh’s famous ‘basket-heads’, the Armagh Rhymers....

Armagh woman ‘Expecting’ incredible reception to inclusive NI production in Washington

Northern Ireland based c21 Theatre Company is getting ready to take its critically acclaimed production ‘Expecting’ to Washington D.C. this May...

Co Armagh lorry driver Mo Robinson transferred to NI to serve out remainder of prison term

A Co Armagh lorry driver, jailed for his role in the deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants in an airtight container in...

Investigation launched after rescue of ‘significant’ number of dogs from Armagh property

Council have launched an investigation after a “significant” number of dogs were rescued from a property in Armagh on Thursday morning....

Last orders: Bars and restaurants ‘priced out of existence’ in the last four years

Ciara McElvanna’s family and friends running Belfast Marathon to express ‘eternal gratitude’ to RICU

The family and friends of Ciara McElvanna – who tragically lost her life in November 2023 as the result of a...

In Pictures: St Malachy girls celebrate Malachy McGeeney Cup Competition win

The girls GAA team from St Malachy’s Primary School have celebrated their win against Cullyhanna in the Cumann na mBunscol All...

Officers probing death of Katie Simpson in 2020 ‘committed misconduct’

Officers probing the death of Co Armagh show-jumper Katie Simpson in 2020 “committed misconduct”, a Policing Board meeting heard today (Thursday)....

At long last! Portadown Road in Armagh re-opens after extensive roadworks

The Portadown Road into Armagh city has fully re-opened following a major resurfacing and widening scheme. This 1.3 km resurfacing and...

New plan to cut MOT backlog with thousands of cars granted one-year exemption

Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has announced the introduction of one-year Temporary Exemption Certificates (TECs) for some private cars to help reduce...

Are Armagh’s city shortcuts becoming dead ends?