Lurgan man accused of Odhran Kelly murder granted bail

A Lurgan man charged with the murder of Odhran Kelly last year was today (Friday) granted bail under strict conditions. Shane...

Green light for two large new homes next Lurgan College

Planning permission has been granted for the erection of two dwellings to the rear and south of College Walk, Lurgan. The...

Home from ‘holm: Lurgan man living in Sweden to bring squad back to NI for two-day rugby tour

A former Lurgan rugby player living in Sweden is to return to Northern Ireland to allow his son to compete alongside...

‘Absolute nightmare’ as major traffic problems persist at Lurgan railway crossing

Major traffic disruption and delays are persisting at a busy railway crossing in Lurgan – almost two weeks after a new...

Watch out litter lout! District enforcement officers are about

New District Enforcement Officers have started work in the ABC Borough to enhance and enforce the council’s zero tolerance approach to...

Waringstown and Donaghcloney rector appointed Area Dean for Clanbrassil

A Co. Down Church of Ireland rector has been appointed the Area Dean for Clanbrassil in the Dromore Diocese. The Revd....

Former treasurer admits defrauding Co Armagh church of more than £500,000

The former director and treasurer of a Co Armagh church has admitted defrauding more than half a million pounds. Standing in...

Free Christmas parking in ABC towns on Saturdays leading up to Christmas

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council is gearing up to attract more shoppers and provide a significant boost to local...

Waringstown man admits causing death of 60-year-old motorcyclist David Edwards

A Waringstown man has admitted to causing the death of a motorcyclist by careless driving more than three years ago. Stuart...

‘Valuable contribution’ of Down Armagh Rural Transport recognised

Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd recognised the “valuable contribution” of community transport during a visit to Down Armagh Rural Transport (DART) hub...

Listed Donaghcloney landmark enters market with ‘residential development potential’

One of Donaghcloney’s most well-known industrial landmarks has entered the property market with ‘residential development potential’ for offers around £70,000. Known...

Councillor lobbying roads service to have roundabout fixed – since 2017!

It’s been seven years and fifteen days… While it could be a re-worded version of Sinead O’Connor’s classic ‘Noting compares 2...