‘Best of the Best’: Slieve Gullion hailed jewel in crown of NI woods and forest parks

Slieve Gullion has been recognised as the jewel in the crown of Northern Ireland’s woods and forest parks. Following its success...

Newtownhamilton’s first ‘Farm to Fork Festival’ in aid of Air Ambulance Northern Ireland

Three students from Newtownhamilton High School are excited to be launching the town’s first ‘Farm to Fork Festival’ taking place on...

Consumers advised to plan around four days of upcoming Royal Mail strike action

The Consumer Council is advising postal consumers to plan ahead for Royal Mail strike action which is expected to take place...

Pat in run to remember two young men who died suddenly of heart conditions

A South Armagh man will be taking part in a run next month in memory of two young men who died...

Council appointing ‘Chewing Gum Ambassador’ to tackle sticky subject

A Northern Ireland council is appointing a ‘Chewing Gum Ambassador’ and sending workers onto the streets with backpack cleaners to tackle...

Awards for south Armagh village shop that went extra mile during pandemic

A family-run shop, which went above and beyond to help customers during the pandemic, has scooped two gold awards in a...

‘Outstanding’ A-Level results at St Joseph’s High School in Crossmaglen

Big things are expected in the future for St Joseph’s Crossmaglen pupils as the school has paid tribute to all pupils...

Camlough residents concerned over proposed phone mast

A group of Camlough residents have raised concerns about plans for a phone mast close to their homes. A planning application...

Thieves target ‘elderly and vulnerable farmers’ in south Armagh

Heartless thieves are preying on elderly and vulnerable farmers in south Armagh. And Sinn Féin councillor Oonagh Magennis has said that...

Major investment and jobs for south Armagh with plans to build six industrial units

Crossmaglen could be set for a major industrial development with the potential to create over 50 jobs during construction and when...

Revealed: Newry, Mourne and Down councillors paid almost £800,000 in allowances

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council’s elected representatives claimed almost £800,000 in allowances in the last financial year. The figures, released...

NMD Council using puppet to ramp up dog fouling campaign

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has relaunched its public awareness campaign to tackle the ongoing issue of dog fouling and...