Man accused of attempting to bite and headbutt police officers refused bail

A Donaghcloney man who is accused of attempting to bite and headbutt police officers after being found intoxicated in breach of...

Watch live as Health Minister expected to tighten Covid restrictions across NI

A tightening of Covid-19 restrictions across Northern Ireland is expected to be announced this afternoon (Thursday). Health Minister Robin Swann and...

Armagh nursery principal says Covid challenges will give staff ‘impetus to try something we haven’t done before’

An Armagh nursery school principal says she is excited about the return to school and says the challenges of Covid will...

The story of the world’s finest linen

When the American Civil War brought an end to Irish cotton imports in the 1860s, the local linen industry, still largely...

New Covid cases up 51 with trade union ‘seriously concerned’ five days out from schools’ return

There have been 51 new positive cases of Covid-19 in the past 24 hours, according to the Department of Health. It...

Man in hospital after being stabbed in chest in south Armagh

A man in his twenties was stabbed in the chest in south Armagh on Wednesday night. Detectives in Newry are appealing...

Man dies in accident at Co Armagh electricity sub-station

A man has died at an electricity sub-station in County Armagh. The Health and Safety Executive has confirmed the death –...

A lotto luck for keyworker Linda who scoops Hospice rollover jackpot

Newry woman Linda Kennedy has been with the Southern Area Hospice for three years and continued to work throughout the Covid-19...

Popular restaurant to re-open with new owners less than two months after shock closure

A popular borough restaurant will be reopening its doors under the guidance of new owners, following its shock closure in June....

One year ban for Armagh man who drove whilst drinking a bottle of Buckfast

An Armagh man who admitted to police that he had been driving whilst drinking a bottle of Buckfast has been handed...

Sod cutting ceremony marks start of work on new £19.6m St Joseph’s High School in Crossmaglen

A sod cutting ceremony to officially mark the beginning a new school build for St Joseph’s High School in Crossmaglen took...

Monumental find at Navan Fort will see fresh efforts to put historic Armagh site on world stage

A major drive is in the pipeline to try and market Navan to a “global audience” after recent revelations of the...