Michael to run New York Marathon for Macmillan

A PORTADOWN man is to tackle his second New York Marathon in November to raise much-needed funds for local cancer charities. Michael...

Cully Road bridge project has been confirmed

Sinn Fein Councillor Colman Burns has said he is delighted that his campaign to erect a new bridge at Cully Road has come to...

Revenue rise puts county Armagh food firm on solid future ground

Food company Glanbia has reported a 13% increase in revenue for the first half of the year. The company, which has...

Fresh focus for O’Hanlon helping park pain

by Richard Bullick CAROLINE O’Hanlon admits that having a senior county final to prepare for is helping park regrets regarding Armagh’s All...

Dervla targets Grange glory

by Richard Bullick FORMER All Star nominee Dervla Mallon shares the growing optimism surrounding Armagh’s resurgence but is resisting the temptation to...

Dorsey star seeks crowning glory!

by Richard Bullick CLAIRE O’Callaghan has already one tasty title to her name ahead of Dorsey Emmetts’ bid for Mackin’s Junior Championship...

City hope for Swift win in Belfast!

ARMAGH City will travel away for the third successive Saturday to play a Championship Two match this weekend. This time the...

Health Minister offers up pledges during Armagh visit

NO-ONE with a learning disability or other health needs should continue to live in hospital unless they are receiving treatment. That...

Two men in hospital after serious weekend attack

Two men were treated in hospital following a serious assault in Portadown at the weekend. The two males received hospital treatment...

Cross’ 2nds earn draw in Junior Championship

THE big game of the week for Crossmaglen Rangers was when the 2nds came up against neighbours St Pat’s in the first...

Poor run continues on day out to Bangor

ARMAGH’S poor run in NCU Section Two continued when they lost out to leaders Bangor at Upritchard Park. The ground certainly appeared...

Council issues over 250 litter penalties in four months!

CRAIGAVON Borough Council issued a whopping 255 fixed penalty notices to litter offenders between April and August this year. Ten court prosecutions...