Six months jail for man who was ‘extremely violent’ towards police in Craigavon

A man became “extremely violent” towards police in the Enniskeen area of Craigavon, the local Magistrates’ Court has been told. Thomas...

£30m state-of-the-art research vessel named after Lurgan-born physicist will help marine industries to ‘adapt’

A new research vessel, named after renowned Lurgan astrophysicist Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell, has been developed to provide a better understanding...

Step back in time as Armagh’s Georgian Festival returns this Christmas

Armagh City will once again come alive this November as costumed characters; festive markets and a dazzling lightshow bring the annual...

Magical nights and must-see shows this November at The Market Place Theatre Armagh

Toxic Relationships As climate catastrophe looms, the impatient Moon informs Earth that humans are doomed and announces its intent to leave,...

Pair remanded in custody on terrorism charges after IED discovered in Ravensdale area

Two men have appeared in court in relation to terrorism charges from last year during which a suspected improvised explosive device...

Funding secured for Changing Places toilets to be installed as part of major Banbridge attraction redevelopment

Additional funding has been secured to allow Changing Places toilets to be provided as part of the ambitious revelopment of the...

‘Discrimination of an appalling type’: Armagh carer accuses Trust of using parents as ‘banking system’

An Armagh mother of a “severely autistic” woman needing around the clock care has accused the Southern Trust of using carers...

Online prize company aims to build new base in Armagh while creating around 17 jobs

A Northern Ireland-based prize company – which aims to give away new and used cars, caravans and similar prizes – is...

End of an era as Professional Travel closes Armagh office after nearly 40 years

A long-standing Armagh travel agency is preparing for a major change — but one that owner Shirley Smyth says will allow...

Armagh’s finest antiquarian John Corry honoured with blue plaque in city

A 19th century Armagh man once described as the city’s finest antiquarian has been honoured with a blue plaque marking his...

‘Community spirit in action’: Assembly urged to increase Armagh Rural Transport funding to preserve vital lifeline

Calls for increased funding have been made on the floor of the Assembly to help Armagh Rural Transport – as it...

Shambles Yard fun fair added to Georgian Festival line-up in bid to expand event across Armagh

A new funfair is to be laid on at the Shambles Yard during Armagh’s Georgian Festival in a bid to stretch...