Cuan Mhuire in Newry ‘a sure shield and a shining light’ for our community

“A refuge and a safe harbour for people struggling with addiction” is how Cuan Mhuire in Newry has been described by...

Portadown author Lucy McMullan (25) rings in new narrative with debut novel ‘Belles of Belfast’

Famed for its Troubles, the Titanic and the throttle of religious and political segregation Belfast has long been the browbeaten subject...

Dungannon vodka thief assaulted female police officer during interview

A Dungannon man assaulted a female police officer when he was interviewed for stealing a bottle of vodka, a court has...

Demand for Children’s Services in Southern Trust greater than ever

Demand for Children’s Services in the Southern Health Trust is greater than ever, according to a senior direct. Colm McCafferty, who...

Mount Charles require Cleaning Supervisor for Translink Trains Portadown

Re-Gen Waste Newry require IT Manager

Re-Gen Waste: ‘Three-bin system better for NI householders, the environment and future of local recycling industry’

The government should opt for the fully commingled three-bin system across all households in Northern Ireland to help meet fast approaching...

Police want to speak to Good Samaritan who may have intervened in Lurgan assault

Police are keen to track down and speak to a Good Samaritan who may have intervened during an assault in Lurgan....

Funeral details announced for Newtownhamilton father who died on Turkey holiday

The funeral for a young Co Armagh father-of-one, who died in a tragic accident while on holiday in Turkey, will take...

Book shop owner questions Council’s nonsensical hanging basket decision

An independent book shop owner has questioned Council’s decision to place hanging flower baskets on derelict properties – while denying her...

Court urged to treat paedophile’s alleged child contact SOPO breach as ‘folly’

Lawyers for a convicted paedophile have been urged to treat a charge of breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO) by...

Rail review advice for Mid-Ulster a no-brainer for no-train district council area

The roll-out of rail links in Mid-Ulster – if given the go-ahead – could be a game-changer for one local district...