Tributes paid to longstanding Mullaghbawn doctor honoured as Papal Knight of St Gregory

Tributes have been paid to a longstanding Mullaghbawn community doctor who was additionally honoured as a Papal Knight of St. Gregory....

Spate of early-morning burglaries leaves rural Lurgan community shaken as police hunt trio of suspects

Police are investigating a series of early-morning burglaries across a number of rural communities outside Lurgan after homes and vehicles were...

Rhyme and Rhetoric: Creative project helps bring communities together to ‘share, learn and create’

Two community groups, Gilford Community Club and Rathfriland Regeneration, have been taking part in a creative project over the last four...

‘The State is handing you a pension’ – Judge blasts amount of benefits given to unemployed teen

A district judge launched a scathing rebuke on the amount of state benefits being paid to an unemployed 18-year-old man who...

An out of this world multi-million pound development in Newry

An out of this world development has been approved for Newry with the approval of a new space testing facility. Newry,...

The craic is back! Christmas comedy show returns to Armagh City Hotel

Armagh is set for a dose of much needed post Christmas humour as the Christmas Comedy Show returns to the Armagh...

Armagh graduate overcomes life-changing injuries to walk across graduation stage

An Armagh man is graduating today with a Master’s degree in Clinical Anatomy from Queen’s University Belfast after overcoming life-changing injuries...

Applicants going elsewhere after waiting ‘up to four months’ to hear from ABC Council after job interviews

Job applicants hoping to bag a position with ABC Council are waiting up to four months to be told: “You’re hired!”...

‘Serious concerns’ for reliability of postal services in rural Armagh

Concerns have been raised over “infrequent” postal services in rural parts of Armagh. The issue was first raised with Armagh I...

Historic Northern Standard newspaper to cease publication after almost 200 years in print

One of Ireland’s oldest newspapers, the Northern Standard, has announced it will close after almost two centuries in operation. The news...

Local councillor to embark on festive ‘Ride to the North Pole’ fundraiser for children’s cancer charity

One local councillor is swapping council chambers for Christmas cheer this month as he prepares to take on a festive challenge...

‘Truly remarkable’ determination keeps search for Portadown man going throughout Storm Bram

Rescue crews braved the inclement conditions of Storm Bram to continue their search for missing Portadown man, Andrew Robinson. Despite weather...