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Police received a report of an ongoing disturbance at approximately 10.20pm in the Damolly Meadows area of Newry on Saturday, 21st September. On officers’ arrival it was noted damage had been caused to windows at a property in the area, and it was reported a woman had been assaulted. Police arrested a 28-year-old woman on […]
CARNBANE LEAGUE FIXTURES FOR SAT 21 SEPTEMBER 2024 MID ULSTER SHIELD ROUND 1 – SAT 21 SEPTEMBER 2024 Ashgrove Rovers 1 v 2 Caledon Rovers at Jennings Park No.1 AET Millburn United 2 v 0 Hillsborough Boys at Jimmy McAlinden Park AET Parkview 2 v 1 Valley Rangers Res at Artie Green Park SAT 21 […]
Southern Area Hospice are delighted to launch its annual ‘Make a Will Month’ scheme, taking place from 1st to 31st October 2024. Now in the second year, this initiative offers individuals the opportunity to write their wills at no charge, supported by local solicitors, in exchange for a donation to the Hospice. This campaign allows everyone […]
Andrew McMurray MLA (Alliance) spoke before the NI Assembly in support of removing barriers to green growth last week. The motion, tabled by Mr McMurray together with other members of the Alliance Party, called on the Minister for Infrastructure and the Minister for the Economy to work together to deliver fundamental reform of the planning […]
MP Carla Lockhart has expressed her concerns about the future of Northern Ireland’s sheep sector and is backing industry calls for more financial support for flock owners. “The 2023 census confirms that around 38% of farmers in Northern Ireland keep sheep, equating to approximately two million head. Although the sheep sector is worth over £109m […]
Greer (Newry) September 20th, 2024. Peacefully at his home surrounded by his parents and brother, Daniel, cherished and devoted son of Paul and Anne, loving brother of James and much loved grandson of Brigid and the late Norman Greer and the late Michael and Mary Delargy. May his beautiful and gentle soul Rest In Peace. […]
Police alongside partners from the Rural Crime Partnership group are delighted to launch Rural Crime Week NI 2024. The partner-led, digital awareness campaign will begin next week, running from Monday 23rd – Friday 27th September online, in support of rural communities across Northern Ireland. The Rural Crime Partnership (RCP), is comprised of the Police Service […]
Carla Lockhart MP has welcomed the good news that school support staff across Northern Ireland will benefit from an agreed pay and grading review. This resolution, delivered by DUP Minister Paul Givan MLA in partnership with representative unions, marks a significant step forward for the dedicated staff who play such a vital role in supporting […]
New Driver Safety Ambassadors Limited (New Driver NI) is delighted to announce a new partnership with Road Safe NI Charity to deliver their award-winning safe motoring presentations to students across Northern Ireland this school year. The partnership was officially launched today at Lumen Christi College, Derry~Londonderry. This exciting collaboration and initiative aims to enrich the […]
Saoradh welcome the release of the three men arrested in Newry/South Armagh. These arrests highlight Britain’s attempt to criminalise Republicans. On an almost daily basis Republicans are dragged from their homes and communities and taken to Musgrave interrogation suite. They are then subjected to hours of pointless questioning before being released without charge or worse, […]
The Assembly Committee for Education has today launched an inquiry into the teaching and implementation of Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE) and is calling on parents and teachers to respond to a short survey in a bid to ascertain the effectiveness, inclusivity and alignment of current RSE teaching in schools here. Speaking after today’s inquiry […]
By The Office of National Statistics Prices Day Consumer price inflation, UK: August 2024 Producer price inflation, UK: August 2024 Commenting on today’s inflation figures for August, ONS Chief Economist Grant Fitzner said: “Inflation held steady in August as various price fluctuations offset each other. “The main movements came from air fares, in particular to […]
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