Stories By Micheal McKenna
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Banbridge
/ 1 week ago75 jobs on way as family business plans to build ‘significant’ new 7,000sq m operation in borough
Seventy-five new jobs could be created within the borough if a “significant expansion” plan by a local family-owned manufacturing company is...
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Banbridge
/ 1 week ago‘Soldier F’ banners in Banbridge, Markethill and Tandragee ‘an insult to families’
Banners erected in Banbridge, Markethill and Tandragee are designed “to cause hurt” and “cause community division”, according to Sinn Fein. Sinn...
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Lurgan
/ 1 week agoPolice investigation following sudden death of man in Lurgan
Police have launched an investigation after the sudden death of a man in Lurgan this morning (Saturday). Officers were called to...
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Armagh
/ 1 week agoOver 500 join stem cell donor register as Karl campaigns in memory of friend Gavin
Over 5oo people have signed up to become stem cell donors since a concerted campaign was launched in memory of a...
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Portadown
/ 1 week agoUlster Carpets chairman steps down after 58 years leading Portadown company
Chairman of Ulster Carpets, Edward Wilson CBE, has retired after over half a century at the Portadown-based carpet manufacturer. Known for...
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Newry
/ 1 week agoChild foils attempted burglary after front door is removed from hinges
A young child foiled a potential burglary in Newry after the owners discovered the front door had been removed from its...
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Dungannon
/ 1 week agoDaughter hits out as ‘scumbag’ vandalises parents’ car as they enjoy a walk at local beauty spot
Vandals who targeted a couple’s car at a popular local beauty spot have been branded “scumbags”. The incident happened at Brantry...
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Armagh
/ 2 weeks agoPublic rally in Armagh hears how removal of breast cancer services would be ‘step too far’
A public rally event in Armagh aimed at showing support for the retention of vital breast cancer services in Craigavon heard...
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Armagh
/ 2 weeks agoSearch to find Good Samaritan who gave up blanket to bleeding cyclist after Moy Road accident
The hunt is on to find a Good Samaritan who came to the aid of an injured cyclist as he lay...
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Craigavon
/ 2 weeks agoKeeping all five breast cancer assessment units open ‘not realistic or responsible option’
Maintaining five breast cancer assessment units in Northern Ireland is simply not a “realistic or responsible option”, according to the chief...
