Mum’s pride as four little siblings volunteer to clean-up as Mall drowns under litter

It has hardly escaped anyone’s notice the condition the Mall in Armagh has been in of late. Discarded food containers, empty...

Christmas fair heralds start of festive fun at Armagh City Hotel

It may still only be summer but for artisan designers and canny shoppers now is the time to think ahead and...

Bar raises £10,000 for cancer centre to honour much-loved Dianne’s wishes

A fundraising day in memory of a much-loved Armagh woman has raised £10,000 for Belfast City’s Hospital’s cancer centre. The coffee...

Teaching staff ‘threatened with deductions’ as union ballots members on strike action

An NI teachers’ union this week ballot its members on the possibility of taking industrial action during the upcoming school term....

County Armagh writer to appear on big money Channel 4 gameshow, Moneybags

A writer originally from County Armagh is to appear on big money Channel 4 gameshow, Moneybags this Monday, August 29. Patrick...

Look back to summer 1990: ‘Panic at the pumps’; car park a ‘disgrace’ and bomb claims four lives

At Armagh I, in the further pursuit of nostalgia, we have delved back into the Armagh Cultural Heritage Service Library – an excellent...

A taste of success for Orchard County at the Irish Restaurant Awards

The best in Co Armagh dining was celebrated this week at the Irish Restaurant Awards. The Ulster Regional Finals were held...

Highest GCSE results ever for City of Armagh High School

It  has been a record-breaking year for City of Armagh High School which has achieved the highest GCSE results in its...

Consumer body warns of difficult winter ahead as energy price rises announced

The Consumer Council has warned of a “very serious crisis this winter” after SSE Airtricity today announced increases in its gas...

Armagh couple ‘traumatised’ as burglars steal jewellery worth thousands from home

An Armagh couple have been left “traumatised” after burglars broke into their home and made off with jewellery worth thousands of...

Traders’ dismay as Armagh Food & Cider Festival axed as council blames strike for decision

An annual festival highlighting food and drink produce in Co Armagh has been cancelled due to ongoing industrial action by council...

Charity shop Vincent’s busier than ever as families struggle with cost of living

The Society of St Vincent de Paul has noticed a rise in customers in their stores across Ireland, with the Armagh...