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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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For enquiries or complaints contact our Editor Kevin McAteer at editor@clanryenews.com


County Down Charities Receive Grants From SPAR NI’s Community Cashback Initiative
Two charities based in Bangor and Newry, which provide vital emergency and support services for people across Northern Ireland have been awards grants to futureproof their operations. K9…
Keep readingTrust Celebrates Double Success at Health Heroes Awards
Two staff from the Southern Trust have received national recognition at the prestigious Our Health Heroes Awards. Organised by the charity Skills for Health, the ceremony is dedicated…
Keep readingZero-Tolerance Approach to Benefit Fraud Working, says Minister
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has said a £60million fall in benefit fraud last year shows his zero-tolerance approach is working. Annual results show that in 2025, benefit fraud…
Keep readingTranslink Launches EQIA Consultation
Translink has today (Wednesday 8th July 2026) announced the launch of an Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA) public consultation on potential changes to public transport services and fare discount schemes.…
Keep readingCouncil Placement Students Praise Invaluable Learning Experience
AFTER almost a year with Newry, Mourne and Down District Council, university placement students Seanna McGowan and Jack Deery are encouraging other undergraduates to follow in their footsteps.…
Keep readingKimmins Announces £450,000 Carriageway Resurfacing Scheme for B7 Chapel Hill Mayobridge
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has announced a resurfacing scheme for B7 Chapel Hill Road, Mayobridge commencing on Monday 27 July 2026. The scheme will involve resurfacing for 1.6…
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