Armagh Bramley Apple cider: Northern Ireland’s champagne?

Armagh Cider Company is celebrating a supply deal with Tesco Northern Ireland, having landed a listing for three of its bottled...

Hat trick Hero Davis Lifts Tullyroan Challenge Cup

On a warm mid-summer afternoon at Tullyroan Oval, the on track race action was every bit as hot as the weather...

Heart-break as little Daniel loses fight for life

Heart-felt sympathy is extended to the family of little Daniel Scott, who passed away on Friday night in the Royal Victoria...

Armagh ban appeals quashed as Rafferty suffers hand injury

Armagh have suffered two major blows ahead of their Ulster championship semi-final with Monaghan in Clones next Saturday night. Paul Grimley...

Major diesel laundering plant uncovered in Crossmaglen

A diesel laundering plant, capable of producing over eight million litres of illicit fuel a year, has been uncovered by HM...

Anne McArdle is Lord Mayor’s Volunteer of the Year

An Armagh City woman has scooped the Lord Mayor Award for volunteer of the year 2014. Anne McArdle picked up the...

Armagh players to learn their fate at Croke Park tonight

Three Armagh players slapped with a one-match ban will learn their fate when their appeals are heard at Croke Park tonight....

Happy Flash Mob … for Learning Disability Week

Ten choirs across the Southern Trust ‘raised the roof’ for this year’s Learning Disability Week (16-22 June) at a concert in...

Observatory and AmmA “highly commended” at DCAL awards ceremony

Staff at Armagh Observatory and the AmmA Creative Learning Centre, Armagh, worked last summer to deliver AmmA’s Project Infinity, which involved...

Major changes proposed for health services across entire Southern Area

Radical changes to local health services primarily accessed by the elderly could be introduced within the next number of years, Armagh...

Minister unveils timetable for major overhaul of taxi legislation

Environment Minister Mark H Durkan today (Thursday) outlined the timescales for his plans that he says will improve and modernise the...

Minister cuts first sod on new £3.9 million primary school in Lurgan

Education Minister John O’Dowd cut the first sod on the site of the new £3.9 million St Teresa’s Primary School, Lurgan,...