CLANRYE NEWS 
Aontú Newry and Armagh representative Róisín Mulgrew has announced an escalation of the party’s campaign to tackle longstanding traffic congestion around Five Ways and Damolly Retail Park. The party is putting up posters around Five Ways, engaging with motorists, residents, businesses and other stakeholders, and has formally requested meetings with Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins and […]
The 27th Newry Christmas Charity Lunch, which will take place on Wednesday 2nd December 2026 in the Canal Court Hotel, Newry from 12 noon – 3:30pm, was officially launched this week. This year’s event will see six local charities that make a real difference in the Newry area throughout the Festive Season benefiting from the […]
Newry city centre is getting ready for Halloween, with family activities, live entertainment and fancy dress planned as part of Newry BID’s Spooks in the City programme. Running from Saturday 24th October to Sunday 1st November, the programme brings together local shops, cafés, shopping centres and bars, with plenty of reasons to spend time in […]
By Donal McMahon Concerns for expectant Newry mothers’ being cast into postcode lottery for safety has caused an “urgent” call for a health staff review ahead of a public rally in the city. The Southern Trust recently made a “shock” announcement that almost 2,000 babies may temporarily not be born at Daisy Hill due to […]
Aontú Armagh representative Daniel Connolly has called for the Budget debate to move away from demanding ever-larger payments from Westminster and towards cutting waste, securing meaningful fiscal powers and building a stronger all-Ireland economy. Mr Connolly said: “Every Budget brings the same tired argument. Unionists and so-called nationalists line up to tell us that London […]
Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart has criticised the lengthy backlog for MOT appointments at test centres across Northern Ireland. The MP confirmed that many of her constituents are experiencing difficulties at obtaining MOT test dates. She said: “Drivers are spending valuable time and repeatedly logging on to the NI Direct website in search of an […]
Ratcliffe supports Ladies with Letters’ demand for truth and accountability Statement by TUV Councillor Keith Ratcliffe: “I was pleased to attend today’s event at Stormont in support of Ladies with Letters, as letters were delivered to every MLA calling for answers on the cervical screening scandal. “Approximately 17,500 women in the Southern Trust area were […]
Carers from across the district enjoyed a well-deserved day of relaxation, creativity and innovation at Delamont Country Park on 29 September, thanks to a collaborative event organised by Newry, Mourne and Down District Council’s Downpatrick, Rowallane and Slieve Croob District Electoral Area (DEA) Forums, in partnership with the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust’s […]
The Southern Health and Social Care Trust has officially opened its new Commercial Research Delivery Centre (CRDC) at Craigavon Area Hospital. The Trust’s first dedicated facility for commercial clinical research will give more people the opportunity to take part in research and access innovative treatments. The centre includes four clinical consultation rooms, a multifunction room, […]
Following years of intensive training and preparation, the results from the international WorldSkills Shanghai competition have been revealed, with Southern Regional College (SRC) students achieving an exceptional medal haul. SRC student Ruth Douglas (22) from Banbridge has won gold in ‘Chemical Laboratory Technician’ category, while Oisin McKerr (22) from Lurgan has secured bronze in ‘Car […]
By Kevin McAteer Church Street stormed to the top, Newry Rovers hit seven for their first win, Cartwheel United ended Orchard United’s unbeaten start and Finn Harps were held as another remarkable Saturday shook up the Carnbane First Division. If there was any danger of the Carnbane First Division becoming predictable, Saturday afternoon quickly put […]
By Kevin McAteer Three clubs are separated by goal difference at the top, the chasing pack remain within striking distance and four more First Division fixtures await this Saturday as the Carnbane League enters October. If the opening weeks of the 2026/27 Carnbane First Division have taught us anything, it is that very little can […]