Six-year-old boy dies in farm tragedy

A SIX-year-old boy has died in a farm accident in County Armagh. An ambulance was called to the farm on Ballynahonemore...

Council issue dye to discourage quarry swimming

Armagh council has issued a coloured dye to five of its most “concerning” quarries in a bid to stop people from...

Investigation into Tynan fire

Police in Armagh are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fire at Dartan Ree, Tynan. Around 6.30am on Friday, 5 July, a...

A roasting for Armagh CC

Armagh crumbled to a heavy defeat against a clinical Cregagh side at Gibson Park on Saturday with the depleted city side losing...

‘Tones pipped by neighbours Clann Eireann

The senior footballers travelled to Clann Éireann on Sunday getting off to a slow start conceding two points in the opening period....

Man in hospital after Armagh plank attack

Police in Armagh are appealing for information following an assault in Killuney Drive. Around 11.30pm on Thursday, 11 July, a 19 year...

Ogs get the better of Killeavy

Killeavy 0-8 Pearse Og 0-12 Killeavy seniors were back in action after a prolonged break on Sunday morning. With Armagh now outof the  Qualifiers, Ciaron O’Hanlon andJames  Donnelly were available for selection for the home match with Pearse Og. Conditions were thankfully cooler than recent weeks, but the scoring threat was also off the boil,in a very low scoring first half. The team looked as though they hadn’t been together for a while, but with 20minutes to play the match was evenly poised at 5 points each. It was Pearse Og who seized the initiative, kicking 5 points in a row in a 10 minute period that defined theresult. Killeavy eventually lost by 4, and will now have to really work on cementing their league status, andpreparing for championship action next month. Match report courtesy of Killeavy

Maghery remain top after St Pats win

After a lengthy break from action, the Cullyhanna senior team were unable to end their current poor run of results as...

Rangers see off Whitecross in league encounter

After a break of almost a month it was back to business on Sunday morning when Crossmaglen welcomed Whitecross. From the...

Win two VIP tickets to Party Random

To win two VIP tickets to this summer’s Party Random at Benburb Castle simply – Send your name and number to...

Marshall Cup Round 2 draw

The second-round draw of the Marshall Cup featured clubs from the area as follows: ROUND TWO: Annagh Utd res or Keady Celtic...

Armagh company land lucrative ASDA contract

ASDA has reinforced its commitment to Northern Ireland’s agri-food sector with the announcement of a £500,000 contract with Armagh-based vegetable supplier, Gilfresh. The...