Dublin vs Newry: Staggering price differences reason shoppers coming north

For years it has been common practice for shoppers to cross over the border from Republic of Ireland to Northern Ireland...

Lurgan lights to shine bright at spectacular switch-on this week

Lurgan will be at flurry of festive fun on Thursday (16 November) with the ‘tree-mendous’ Christmas lights switch on including a...

Family-run Co Armagh business adds 50 new jobs to its roster

A family-run Co Armagh business has added 50 new jobs to a rapidly growing workforce after securing several lucrative contracts. Portadown-based...

Councillor hits out at ‘lazy’ and ‘spiteful’ people as he clears river himself

A Co Armagh councillor has spoken of his outrage as huge amounts of household waste are dumped in the Creggan River....

Dangerous compound which ripped up green to be moved after resident backlash

There have been assurances that a temporary compound for sewerage works machinery will be removed as a matter of urgency from...

New £5m Armagh primary school will be open within three years

A new state-of-the-art replacement school for St Malachy’s Primary – costing in the region of £5 million – should be up...

Man arrested after girl, 11, assaulted outside Armagh school

A man has been arrested in connection with an assault on a schoolgirl in Armagh on Friday. It was reported earlier...

Woman aged in her 70s has died after weekend collision near Scarva

A woman in her 70s has died following a serious road traffic collision near Scarva at the weekend. Police confirmed the...

Young girl, 11, assaulted by man outside Armagh school

An eleven-year-old girl was left badly shaken after a man assaulted her outside a school in Armagh on Friday. The terrified...

Co Armagh hidden gem to expand its offering to tourists

A Co Armagh island is set to see continued investment in turning the what is a hidden gem into one of...

Launch of book charting illustrious history of Keady Michael Dwyers

The long-awaited history of one of the oldest clubs in Ulster will be launched in the Tommy Makem Arts Centre in...

Sewerage works begin in Armagh and will take four weeks to complete

As part of the essential upgrade of the city’s sewerage infrastructure, NI Water has commenced a Sewerage Improvement Scheme on the...