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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


Medical Workforce Pressures Affecting Inpatient Maternity Services at Daisy Hill Hospital
The Southern Health and Social Care Trust is experiencing significant medical workforce pressures within inpatient maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital following a number of consultant obstetrician retirements…
Keep readingAontú’s Róisín Mulgrew Says Politicians Should Be Rewarded For Performance, Not Failure!
Aontú Newry and Armagh representative Róisín Mulgrew has pledged that, if elected as an MLA next May, she will donate the latest increase in MLA salary to local…
Keep readingBanbridge: Masked Men Drag Man From Vehicle
Detectives in Banbridge are appealing for witnesses and information following a report of an assault on Saturday, 19th September. Police received a report just before 7.30pm that a…
Keep readingYouth Assembly Members Debate Social Media Restrictions For Under-16s
Members of the Northern Ireland Youth Assembly have called for stronger regulation of social media platforms rather than an outright ban for under-16s, following a debate held in…
Keep readingLyons Announces £1.97m Local Growth Fund boost for Community Infrastructure Fund
Communities across Northern Ireland are set to benefit from a further £1.97million investment in the Community Infrastructure Fund, bringing the programme’s total funding to £10.29million. The additional investment…
Keep readingDesparate DUP Calls For Unionist Electoral Co-operation After Poll Support Falls to 15%
DUP leader Gavin Robinson has called for closer electoral co-operation between unionist parties ahead of the 2027 Assembly and council elections, against a backdrop of polling that places…
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