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NO EASY GAMES: Another Huge Saturday Awaits in the Carnbane League
The league tables are tight, confidence is high and some of the Carnbane League’s early-season contenders are about to go head-to-head. After cup football took centre stage last…
Keep readingTaylor: Priority Must Be to Keep Consultant-Led Maternity Care at Daisy Hill
Ulster Unionist Councillor David Taylor has commented on the Southern Health and Social Care Trust statement on medical workforce pressures within inpatient maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital.…
Keep readingPlanning Begins to Build on Success of Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann for 2027
Councillor Róis-Máire Donnelly met with Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald, Infrastrcture Minister Liz Kimmins and Fleadh partners in City Hall today to kickstart planning for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann…
Keep readingMULGREW LAUNCHES PETITION TO PROTECT DAISY HILL MATERNITY SERVICES: “TEMPORARY MUST NOT BECOME PERMANENT”
Aontú Newry and Armagh representative Róisín Mulgrew has launched a petition calling for births and inpatient maternity services to be protected at Daisy Hill Hospital. Mulgrew said: “Generations…
Keep readingFormer Newry High School Head Girl and Head Boy Unite to Support Call For Upgraded Sports Facilities
Two former Head Pupils of Newry High School have joined forces to support calls for urgent investment in upgraded outdoor sporting facilities at their former school Joanne Patterson…
Keep readingMULGREW: “DAISY HILL MATERNITY MUST BE PROTECTED – AND STORMONT PARTIES MUST ANSWER FOR CENTRALISATION”
Aontú representative says staffing crisis cannot be allowed to become another step towards centralising services away from Daisy Hill Aontú Newry and Armagh representative Roisin Mulgrew has called…
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