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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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Minimum Wage to Rise from April 2027 – What It Means for Northern Ireland Workers
Thousands of workers across Northern Ireland are set to receive a pay increase from April 2027 after the UK Government confirmed a 3.9% rise in the National Living…
Keep readingCould Carla Lockhart Cost The DUP an Assembly Seat? Three Upper Bann Scenarios For 2027
Clanrye News examines how the Upper Bann political landscape could change if the former DUP MP contests the next Assembly election as an independent unionist or a TUV…
Keep readingTUV Welcomes Carla Lockhart Move
TUV welcomes Carla Lockhart move Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister:- “Congratulations to Carla Lockhart MP on following her conscience. “Having myself resigned from the DUP almost 20…
Keep readingKeady Set for Five Days of Music and Celebrations as Tommy Makem Folk Festival Returns
Keady is preparing for five days of traditional Irish music, concerts, storytelling and family entertainment as the Tommy Makem Folk Festival returns from Wednesday 4th to Sunday 8th…
Keep readingCarla Lockhart Quits DUP After 20 Years as Unionist Divisions Deepen
Upper Bann MP announces she will sit as an independent unionist following a bitter disagreement with Gavin Robinson over the handling of the Drumcree controversy. The Democratic Unionist…
Keep readingDUP Civil War as Party Reportedly Splits Into Three Rival Factions
Reports of a potential leadership challenge involving Paul Givan have emerged as Carla Lockhart prepares to announce her political future.
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