New Asian fusion restaurant Eatao to open at Rushmere Shopping Centre in May

A new Asian food restaurant is set to open its doors at Rushmere Shopping Centre in Craigavon this May. Eatao Asian...

Hundreds show solidarity with Donna as she battles motor neurone disease

“Beyond our wildest dreams” is how local man Anthony Sloan has described Saturday’s fundraising climb for his wife Donna. Up to...

Portadown man with 184 convictions to have bail application ‘taken into consideration’

A Portadown man with a “serious record” has sought bail after being charged with two counts of assault on police and...

Armagh Tigers call on people to register for walk and help two good causes

An Armagh charity is looking for people to take part in the final 10-mile stretch of a fundraising walk. The 100-mile...

Come face-to-face with prehistoric creatures as Brickosaurs roars into Planetarium

Dozens of prehistoric toy brick dinosaurs will make a grand entrance at Armagh Observatory & Planetarium this summer, as part of...

Twelve derelict properties to be transformed in £1 million scheme

Twelve derelict and vacant commercial sites across the borough are set to be brought back into use as part of a...

Pro-lifers to gather outside Sinn Féin office to offer prayers for conversion of VP Michelle O’Neill

Pro-Life activists are set to gather outside the Sinn Féin office in Coalisland next Tuesday to offer prayers for the conversion...

Quarry company fined after River Bann tributary polluted by discharge

A quarry company has been fined after part of a tributary of the River Bann was polluted by discharge from one...

Sunniest March ever recorded by Armagh Observatory and Planetarium

Armagh Observatory has recorded the sunniest March ever, breaking a 128-year record. The year 1894 has held the record as the...

B&M to relocate to ‘bigger and better’ store in Portadown

Discount retailer, B&M, has announced that it will be relocating its Portadown store to a much “bigger and better” site a...

Craigavon animal cruelty case reinforces need for all-island register

A sickening animal cruelty case involving two Craigavon siblings reinforces the need for an all-island register, according to SDLP Upper Bann...

Thieving concerns prompt calls for CCTV to be installed at cemeteries across Mid-Ulster

A County Tyrone councillor has called for Mid Ulster District Council’s environment committee to issue an appeal asking the public to...