Armagh breast cancer survivors prepare to wrap up ‘Big Ribbon Fundraiser’, bow-led over by generosity!

Two Armagh friends who underwent their own separate struggles with breast cancer have “come out the other side” with an abundance...

Rooms ransacked during Banbridge burglary

Detectives are appealing for information and witnesses to a report of a burglary outside Banbridge on Wednesday afternoon, 26th August. Detective...

Major £500,000 investment in new Camlough Community Centre

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council is investing £500,000 to help develop a new community centre featuring a multi-sports hall in...

Former Crossmaglen GAA treasurer denies child sex abuse allegations

The former treasurer of Crossmaglen Rangers GAA club appeared in court today (Thursday) to deny child sex abuse allegations. Thomas McKenna...

Pensioner (75) returned for trial on charge of sending unwanted sexual image to woman

A 75-year-old man has been returned for trial in relation to a charge of sending an unwanted sexual image, just over...

Newry woman to stand trial over cocaine, cannabis and criminal cash allegations

A Newry woman accused of possessing cocaine and cannabis with intent to supply, as well as thousands of pounds in alleged...

Judge gives Bessbrook man ‘one chance’ bail over alleged Facebook threat to ex-partner

A Bessbrook man has been granted one final chance at bail after appearing in court accused of breaching a non-molestation order...

Man denies assaulting two people and damaging Cookstown bar door

A man who denies assaulting a man and woman and causing damage to a Cookstown bar door has been released on...

‘She taught me to dream big’: Cookstown singer who called Dolly Parton a friend reflects on her life

An Emmy Award winning singer and TV producer from Cookstown who knew Dolly Parton has told Tyrone I he was “shocked”...

Last board councillor resigns from Warrenpoint Harbour Authority amid ongoing stink saga

A harbour at the centre of a town stink problem has had its last remaining councillor resign from its board amid...

Vacated Lurgan dental surgery could become six ‘short term stay’ apartments

An “historic” Lurgan property, which formerly operated as a dental surgery, could be transformed into six self-service short stay apartments, if...

Secretary of State demands ‘robust’ assurances from Parades Commission as Drumcree fallout deepens

The Secretary of State to Northern Ireland has demanded written assurances from the Parades Commission after the High Court found its...