One more Covid-19 death with infection rates one fifth higher in more deprived areas

For a second day in a row, there has been one further Covid-19 death reported in Northern Ireland over the past...

The death has occurred of Robert ‘Bob’ Lappin (Portadown)

Lappin, 16th June 2020 died (peacefully) at Craigavon area hospital. Late of 9 Jervis Street and formerly of Westland Road, Portadown....

First baptism ceremonies since lockdown began to take place in Armagh Parish early next month

The first baptisms to be carried out in the Armagh Parish since lockdown began in March will take place early next...

Markethill man accused of assaulting estranged wife after she refused to get back together

A Markethill man who allegedly assaulted his estranged wife after she refused to get back together with him has been refused...

‘Effective treatment for Covid-19’ to be rolled out widely across NI ahead of second wave

A drug, which in clinical trials appears to be an “effective treatment for Covid-19”, will be rolled out widely in Northern...

Police investigating ‘suspicious approach’ of young girl in south Armagh

Police are currently investigating reports of a “suspicious approach” of a young girl in Co. Armagh earlier today (Tuesday). The driver...

Baby Hunter murder accused denied bail to live with wife in Manchester after NI landlords refuse

A man accused of the murder of 11-month-old Hunter McGleenon in Keady last year has been refused bail despite more than...

Behind scenes efforts to try and salvage big events like ‘Georgian Day’ with ‘modified’ plans

Efforts are ongoing behind the scenes to see whether or not big events like Georgian Day and the Armagh Food and...

Five homes under £100k: Why property market remains buoyant as pandemic subsides

Doors to estate agents across Northern Ireland officially opened to the public for the first time in months earlier this week...

One Covid-19 death reported in past 24 hours but ‘the end is in sight’

There has been one further Covid-19 death reported in Northern Ireland over the past 24 hours, the Department of Health has...

Offensive anti-police graffiti scrawled on Craigavon properties

Offensive graffiti has been scrawled on a number of properties in the Craigavon area in recent days. The latest reported incident...

Minister visits Darkley to see how £250,000 Coronavirus Fund is helping communities

Rural Affairs Minister Edwin Poots has visited two organisations that have received funding from his Department, to deal with issues affecting...