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Our mission is to inform, entertain, reflect and stand up for our readers and constantly improve our news sources in Newry and Armagh, South Down, Upper Bann and County Louth.
Welcome to Clanrye News & Sport
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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For enquiries or complaints contact our Editor Kevin McAteer at editor@clanryenews.com


Hughes Raises Daisy Hill Maternity Services With Southern Trust
Sinn Féin MP for Newry and Armagh, Dáire Hughes, has raised the issues surrounding maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital. Speaking at Thursday’s Southern Trust Board meeting, Dáire…
Keep readingLocals First Initiative Demands Urgent Action on Housing Crisis
Northern Ireland is facing an unprecedented housing crisis, with almost 50,000 households currently waiting for a social home and thousands more trapped in temporary accommodation. The latest figures…
Keep readingCouncil Action Committed to Reducing District’s Carbon Footprint
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council was one of a number of public bodies represented at a Stormont event to mark the end of the first year of…
Keep readingLocal and International Volleyball Athletes Welcomed at Civic Reception
Earlier this month, the Lord Mayor Councillor Mary O’Dowd hosted a Civic Reception at the Palace, Armagh to welcome athletes and international guests ahead of the 2026 Small…
Keep readingWomen’s Aid Armagh Down Launches Buy a Brick
Women’s Aid Armagh Down has launched a new ‘Buy a Brick’ fundraising campaign. This is part of ongoing efforts to support the development of Phase 2 and Phase…
Keep readingAnnouncement of New Police Ombudsman For Northern Ireland
First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly have today announced the appointment of Jacqui Durkin as the new Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland. The First…
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