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| 18-Mar-2014 |
| Police in Newry are appealing for information following a burglary at business premises on Hilltown Road. At around midnight on Friday, 21st February, entry was gained to fuel supplier premises. A sum of cash was taken and it is believed the burglars ... read more |
| Source: Newry Times |
| 18-Mar-2014 |
| Speaking about two acts of vandalism which occurred at Monks Hill Cemetary on Thursday 13th and Saturday 15th March, Sinn Féin councillor Valerie Harte, who’s mother’s grave was among those attacked spoke of her disgust to Newry Times. “I am ... read more |
| Source: Newry Times |
| 18-Mar-2014 |
| Police in Newry are investigating an assault on a doctor at Daisy Hill Hospital. On Tuesday night, 11th March, a male doctor was treating a female patient when he was assaulted by her male companion. The doctor was punched in the face twice before the ... read more |
| Source: Newry Times |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| ARMAGH City are at home to Queen's University on Tuesday nigh - March 18 at 7.45pm. This match is an important one for the high-flying Eagles as they bid for promotion this season. Queen's are one place behind them in the league so a victory ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| FROM humble beginnings in Kilcurry, north of the Dundalk, Lord Ballyedmond worked to build one of the world's largest veterinary pharmaceutical companies, becoming one of the north's richest men in the process. Edward Enda Haughey's father ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| NEWRY woman Mary Hale celebrated a milestone birthday after she turned 100 on St Patrick's Day - and even received a telegram from the Queen and a letter from the President of Ireland. Mary said her card from the Queen was "better than I ever ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| MICHAEL McKeown is on a personal crusade to bring the personal papers and letters of Newry merchant, John Carvill back home, all the way from America. The documents incorporating, deeds, ship mortgages, financial reports, legal advises, bound letter ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 18-Mar-2014 |
| SUMMER tourism could be affected by damage caused by the high tides that ravaged areas of Cranfield beach. The caravan season started again on Friday and Jonathan Gill, manager of Milne Holiday Parks, remains fearful that parts of the beach are unsafe. ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 18-Mar-2014 |
| CHILDREN as young as 10 from the Banbridge and Newry and Mourne areas are being treated for eating disorders. The Outlook has obtained figures showing that up to five children from Banbridge Council area and nine children from the Newry and Mourne ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 17-Mar-2014 |
.jpg) The police are investigating a series of attacks over 48 hours that damaged up to 45 graves at a cemetery in Newry, County ... read more |
| Source: BBC |
| 17-Mar-2014 |
| POYNTZPASS man Rory Best was one of Ireland's heroes in Paris as a famous victory for the men in green sent Brian O'Driscoll into international retirement as a Six Nations champion, writes Richard Bullick. Ireland won an absolute thriller at the ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| CHILDREN'S lives could be in danger if a vital bus service is stopped. That is the genuine fear of Brackenagh West Primary School principal Michael Peacock who was commenting in the wake of a campaign to challenge a proposal to cut one of the rural ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| TWO years ago the Clonduff GAA Club established formal links with Claregalway GAA Club in Co Galway, the club which former Clonduff and Down great, the late Patsy O'Hagan helped establish. On that occasion Clonduff players in all codes travelled to ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| ARMAGH City travelled to Ballymoney on Saturday for what on paper looked like a quite difficult assignnent and so it proved. But it was a test they managed to pass, despite not being at the top of their game. Title winning sides have showed in the past ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| THERE were celebrations in County Armagh last week after 33-1 outsider Hawk High romped home at Cheltenham. But it was not just punters lucky enough to have invested a few quid on the nag's nose that were grinning from ear to ear. The cause for ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 17-Mar-2014 |
| SICK vandals targeted the graves of Monks Hill Cemetery, Newry, on Thursday and Saturday night including the grave of little Lorcan McMahon-Preece who passed away in January. Up to 45 graves were vandalised during the sickening attacks as wooden crosses ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 17-Mar-2014 |
| NEWRY City AFC secured a massive three points away to Hanover on Saturday but will certainly have suffered the wrath of manager Darren Mullen after the game having gone from cruise control leading 4-0 with 15 minutes remaining, to calling for the final ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 17-Mar-2014 |
| NEWRY held connections to an incredible first and second finish in the last day of Cheltenham on Friday. Tammy's Hill trained in Newry by Liam Lennon and ridden by Newry jockey James Smyth, came home first of the 24 runners in the Foxhunter ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| UNIONIST peer and millionaire businessman Lord Ballyedmond OBE leaves an indelible mark on his adopted South Down. Lord Ballyedmond of Mourne, formerly Edward Haughey, lost his life when his helicopter crashed in Norfolk on its return journey to his ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
| 01-Jan-1970 |
| BANBRIDGE Rangers Reserves have a Cup final to prepare for after defeating Valley Rangers by a solitary goal at Bignian Park on Saturday. The Rangers second team are unbeaten so far in 2014 and travelled to Kilkeel for the semi final with plenty of ... read more |
| Source: Locali |
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