Battleford Road in Armagh blocked by felled tree as winds set to cause havoc

The Battleford Road in Armagh has been blocked due to a fallen tree. It comes as a weather warning for strong...

Money to burn! Trading Standards inspections reveal short weight bags of coal

An investigation by the Department for the Economy’s Trading Standards Service (TSS) has found that short-weight bags of coal may be...

Daisy Hill Hospital set for major £9million electrical upgrade

Daisy Hill Hospital is set for a major upgrade of its low voltage electrical infrastructure with the approval of £9,152,000 from...

Give yourself the gift of Ghaeilge with 2023 Irish Language Classes

Bliain Úr Mhaith Daoibh Go Léir [Happy New Year] and with a new year comes new goals!! CAIRDE Teo, Armagh City’s...

Tánaiste Micheál Martin to visit Armagh today

The Irish Tánaiste, Micheál Martin, is to visit Armagh today (Thursday) after a meeting with the Northern Ireland Secretary of State...

Friday funeral for Pastor Samuel Cheyne, a ‘great man of God’

Well-respected Dollingstown man, Pastor Samuel Joseph ‘Uel’ Cheyne, has passed away, with a service of thanksgiving to be held on Friday....

Two face drugs charges over discovery of suspected Craigavon cannabis factory

Police have charged two men, aged 19 and 32, with a number of drugs related offences, including cultivating cannabis, possession of...

Make your move in 2023 with a range of getactiveabc programmes

Make your move in 2023 with the huge range of getactiveabc winter/spring programmes, including; skiing, watersports, gymnastics and dance. Watersports  New...

How mum Amie went from non-Irish speaker to passionate chairperson of Naíscoil

When non-Irish speaker Amie Cumiskey opted to send her eldest child to an Irish medium pre-school, it created a ripple effect...

Stolen tractor and slurry tank located in Keady thanks to help from local community

A stolen tractor and slurry tank have been located in Keady thanks to help from the local community. Armagh Neighbourhood Policing...

PSNI reverse decision refusing to provide figures on dual-identity sex offenders

Following a challenge to a refusal to release figures on sex-offenders using dual identities, the PSNI has reversed the decision, having...

Civil service staff set for strike action with pay offer branded ‘insulting and derisory’

Civil service staff across Northern Ireland could be the latest group of workers set for the picket line after a pay...