Armagh woman walking 30 miles in September in aid of Dementia UK

An Armagh woman is walking 30 miles in September to raise money and awareness for those living with Dementia. Róisín McVeigh decided...

Two teenage boys assaulted by gang of youths in Banbridge

Police are investigating reports of an assault on two teenage boys by a gang of youths in Banbridge at the weekend....

Police silence on why senior officers contacted victim who spoke out on PSNI failings

The PSNI are refusing to explain why a senior officer contacted a former victim of Jonathan Creswell, who spoke out about...

Nine Co Armagh sports club eligible to apply for Electric Vehicle Charge Point funding

Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has welcomed the announcement by the Irish Government that 48 sports clubs – including nine in Co...

Armagh man who lost baby girl to take part in charity dance in aid of bereavement charity

An Armagh man is set take part in a number of fundraising activities in aid of a charity that helps people...

Jobs windfall as NIE plans huge new Co Armagh ‘hub’ with £4m price tag attached

A huge new storage and distribution hub in the Craigavon area – earmarked for Northern Ireland Electricity – could see a...

Man faces deportation after suspected drink driving incident in Portadown

A suspected drunk driver is set to be deported after being stopped by police in Portadown on Sunday morning. Road Policing...

Armagh man who was drinking beer whilst driving didn’t have licence or insurance

An Armagh man, who was drinking a tin of beer whilst driving without a licence or insurance, has been fined. The...

Concerns for missing 13-year-old girl last seen in Newry on Friday

Police are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of Tija Urbomaite, who was last seen in the Dromolane Road area of...

Heroic WWI ship to be dismantled if £1 million can’t be found

A Co. Down vessel with a heroic WWI connection is to be scrapped if £1 million in funds can’t be found...

History made as Council recommend adoption of first-ever bilingual street sign in Portadown

History was made last week in the ABC borough when the first-ever application for bilingual street signage – at Woodside Gardens,...

Children on scramblers as concerns grow over anti-social behaviour in Newry

Newry is experiencing a “marked increase” in anti-social behaviour, the chairperson of a group tackling the issue has said. Sinn Féin...