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Clanrye News and Sport is the number one news website for politics and current affairs in Newry and Armagh providing a link for the public to Stormont, Council and the political parties.
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Newry Residents Beat Winter Blues With Walk and Talk
Members of St Mary’s Youth & Community Association in Newry have been building local connections and getting active thanks to a funding boost from the Housing Executive. The…
Keep readingLouth County Council Welcomes €22.45 million Investment in Roads
Louth County Council has welcomed the announcement by the Department of Transport of €22,456,092 in funding for national, regional and local roads in 2026. This forms part of an overall…
Keep readingIrish Language Bursary Scheme 2026-2027 Launched
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council have announced the opening date for Call 1 of the Irish Language Bursary Scheme 2026-2027. The scheme will help residents in the…
Keep readingFirst Minister and Deputy First Minister Unveil Memorial Plaque for Victims and Survivors of Historical Institutional Abuse
First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly today unveiled a memorial plaque at Parliament Buildings to honour all victims and survivors of Historical Institutional Abuse.…
Keep readingMajor Boost for South Armagh as Camlough Lake Recreational Hub Moves Forward
Sinn Féin Newry and Armagh MLA Aoife Finnegan and Councillor Declan Murphy have welcomed planning approval for the Camlough Lake Recreational Hub, describing it as a vital project…
Keep readingAontu Calls MLA Pay Rise a Disgrace!
Aontú Deputy Leader Gemma Brolly has described a new MLA pay rise as ‘disgraceful’ when compared to the remuneration and pressure placed on teachers, nurses and other valued…
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