Hopes for future of Crossmaglen youth club which faces closure after 50 years

Fears over the future of a youth club, which has operated in Crossmaglen for 50 years, have been assuaged following positive...

Occupant of Bessbrook house targeted in petrol bomb attack raced to douse flames

An occupant of a Bessbrook home targeted in a petrol bomb attack raced outside to extinguish the flames, police have confirmed....

Crossmaglen teen Piaras talks cattle and singing in RTE farming show

A young South Armagh beef farmer, who is also a well-known traditional Irish singer, is featuring in a new RTÉ farming...

Public meeting in Newry to discuss concerns around future of Daisy Hill Hospital

A public meeting will be held in Newry to discuss the concerns around the future of Daisy Hill Hospital. The Daisy...

Cullyhanna sheep attack a ‘devastating livestock worrying incident’

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has urged dog owners to ensure their pets are supervised at all times when walking through...

Death of young Co Armagh man in Bluestone Unit investigated by BBC Spotlight

The case of a Co Armagh man who took his own life after being admitted to the Bluestone Unit at Craigavon...

Border bridge in Culloville to be replaced following years of collisions

A bridge which straddles the border between Armagh and Monaghan is to be replaced at a cost of close to £500,000....

Threats to bar staff and anti-social elements upset south Armagh communities

Ongoing anti-social behaviour in Culloville and Crossmaglen has left those communities “understandably upset”, one south Armagh councillor has said. Sinn Féin’s...

Newry Street in Newtown to finally return to two-way system

Newry Street in Newtownhamilton is being reconfigured to allow for two-way traffic later this month, it can be revealed. For years,...

Newry Council claim unions declined to meet senior management team to resolve dispute

Newry council has stated trade unions declining to meet with senior management has prevented a dispute settlement as workers begin a...

Newsletter: South Armagh, The once poor relation now an area thriving following investment

Unite workers at Newry Council threaten strike as they ‘have lost trust’ in CEO Marie Ward

Workers at Newry, Mourne & Down District Council say they are prepared to return to industrial action for fair treatment stating...