‘It’s disgusting’: Councillor slams those responsible for dumping dead animal at roadside

This is the gruesome sight which greeted residents in Clady earlier today (Thursday). The image of what appears to be a...

Court told ‘still ongoing enquiries with Gardaí’ in relation to murder of baby Hunter

There are “still ongoing enquiries” with An Gardaí Siochana in relation to an infant’s murder, a court heard on Tuesday. During...

Jodie puts us in the picture with her colourful view of the world as we mark World Autism Day

How’s this to brighten up your day? It’s World Autism Day today (Thursday), and these fantastic pictures celebrate all our special...

Is this a ‘reasonable excuse’ to go out? Sickening sight as contents of bin just dumped at roadside

Hardly what you would call a ‘reasonable excuse’ for leaving home now, is it? As people are asked to stay at...

‘Disgraceful’ drinkers snapped in Keady sunshine as hoards flock to lakes

Whilst many of us our following government guidelines of practicing social distancing, others don’t seem to have received that particular memo....

Two new NI coronavirus cases as Keady Community Festival cancel St Patrick’s Day parade

A St Patrick’s Day parade and funday in Keady has been cancelled amid coronavirus fears. The Keady Community Festival group decided...

Cross-border inquiries ongoing as man accused of baby Hunter’s murder appears at Armagh court

Cross-border inquiries are ongoing in the case of a man accused of the murder of 11-month-old Hunter McGleenan in Keady last...

Bringing home the bacon! ‘Meat’ the teen butcher who is a cut above the rest

Meet the Co. Armagh teenager who is proving that the world of butchery is not a ‘closed shop’ for women. Codie...

Derrynoose man ordered to pay £2,000 compensation for damage caused on board P&O Ferries

A Co Armagh man has been ordered to pay £2,000 in compensation for damage caused on board P&O Ferries. Hughie McGonnell,...

Crumbling Tassagh cottages which housed mill workers in 1800s to be saved from dereliction

A row of crumbling cottages – built in the early 1800s and a reminder of the proud industrial past around Tassagh...

Business as usual for Tullynagrow Topaz service station despite March roadworks

It will be business as usual at the Tullynagrow Topaz service station despite road works scheduled on the Castleblaney-Keady Road. This...

Armagh community group awarded £500,000 funding for youth mentoring project

Community groups across Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon are celebrating after receiving over £530,000 from The National Lottery Community Fund to support local projects. This funding is...