Speculation no new ‘red hat’ in Ireland until Cardinal Brady turns 80

Speculation has been mounting that Ireland will not see the appointment of any new cardinals until Cardinal Sean Brady – who...

Tuesday meeting planned to discuss fall-out of Tesco’s city withdrawal

Armagh councillors and local Assembly members are to meet Tesco officials on Tuesday to discuss the fall-out of today’s revelation that...

Police find cannabis factory in bedroom of burgled house

Police in Craigavon have arrested a man and woman following a burglary at a house – where they latest discovered a...

MP defiant after bomb threat at family home

Sinn Féin Newry and Armagh MP Conor Murphy has said he will not be deterred by threats after it was claimed...

Man suffers fractured jaw and skull in Armagh attack

E District detectives are appealing for information following an assault in Armagh. Detective Chief Inspector Stephen Wright explained: “Around 6pm on...

Tesco pull the plug on Armagh store

Beleaguered supermarket giant Tesco has written to Armagh council confirming they are not proceeding with their plans to build in the city. The...

Armagh Parish launches fundraising draw

On Tuesday 13 January, St Patrick’s Cathedral Parish, Armagh will launch a Fundraising Draw in The Synod Hall, St Patrick’s Cathedral...

Reports man taken to hospital after attack in Armagh estate

There are reports that a man has been taken to hospital after an attack in Armagh City tonight (Wednesday). An incident is understood...

Empty safe stolen during burglary at business premises

Police in Portadown are appealing for information after an empty safe was stolen during a pre-Christmas burglary. Sergeant Barbara McNally explained:...

Brick thrown through window in city housing estate

Police in Armagh are investigating after a brick was thrown through the window of a house in a city housing estate....

Cormac Trust’s €50,000 donation will fund research aimed at saving lives

A huge well done to all involved with the Cormac Trust, which has presented a cheque for a staggering €50,000 to...

Landowners and ratepayers may foot bills for illegal diesel trade clean-up

Fears are growing that landowners could be forced to pay to pick up the bill for cleaning up waste dumped by...