Portadown man involved in horrifying ‘devil’s elbow’ crash has faith in humanity restored

A Portadown man who was involved in a horrendous accident at an infamous ‘devil’s elbow’ bend near Castlewellan with his elderly...

‘Sacred’ Armagh baby memorial garden vandalised as bereaved families left distressed

A baby memorial garden in Armagh’s Palace Demesne has been targeted by vandals, sparking anger and deep upset among bereaved families....

‘Disgraceful’ youth attacks in Keady Glen spark calls for immediate end to intimidation

A series of “disgraceful” antisocial incidents in Keady Glen have left residents frightened and intimidated. Reports have emerged of groups of...

Co Armagh man jailed after high‑speed police chases and motorway mayhem

A Co Armagh man with almost 140 convictions was today (Tuesday) jailed for 14 months over a spate of dangerous driving...

Revamp of former Craigavon leisure centre – including state-of-the-art skatepark – take major step forward!

In what will be music to the ears of many in the wider Craigavon area, the former Brownlow Leisure Centre could...

Craigavon man convicted after dog found with chronic malnutrition

A Craigavon man has been convicted in court over animal cruelty, after a dog was found to be suffering from chronic...

Two men killed in Lisburn collision involving motorbike and car were from Portadown area

The two men who died in a collision in the Upper Ballinderry area of Lisburn at the weekend have been named...

Woman had ‘pair of men’s underpants covering her face’ as she breached cordon during Lurgan security alert

A woman allegedly used a pair of men’s underpants to cover her face as she breached a police cordon during a...

Man accused of ‘taking photographs in court’

A man has been accused, according to his charge sheet, of 'taking photographs in court'.... This content is for Armagh I...

Police name Caledon road crash victim

Police have named the man who died in a single vehicle collision in Caledon at the weekend. He was Emmet Potter,...

Former Newry clergy building that ‘may have once housed TB patients’ could become apartments

A prominent red-brick building in Newry that was once regarded as a “centre of parish life”, possibly housing patients suffering from...

‘Recovery is changing’: Armagh entrepreneur turns her hand from business support to promoting healing

An Armagh entrepreneur with over a decade's experience in coaching and supporting other small business owners has turned her hand to...