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The case was heard at Newry Magistrates' Court.

Fraudulently claimed £53 casino pay-out

Easter eggs worth almost £80 were stolen. Photo: Adobe

Suspended sentence for Easter egg thief

The case was heard at Newry Courthouse.

Judge hopes teaching student has learned something after being caught speeding

Elaine McAnulty.

McAnulty puts charity first while she reaches 400 marathon milestone

Some of the visitors to Banbridge Men’s Shed at the new premises.

Banbridge Men's Shed ready to open its doors!

Neil Walker, Manager of Salt Kitchen is pictured with team members, Lisa Gamble and Gary Scott Chef/Director of Salt Kitchen.

Salt Kitchen unveils landmark expansion, doubling in size at The Boulevard Banbr...

The draw was made by Mr Laurence Rocke, President of the Ulster Branch assisted by Mr Brian Irwin, Chairman of the Sponsors, Irwins Bakery.

45th Nutty Krust Rugby Tournament launches

ABC councillors are keen to secure funding for smaller villages like Poyntzpass. Credit: Google

Funding call after Poyntzpass & Acton visit

Ms Dimple Patel, Solasta Healthcare’s new Consultant Ophthalmologist, who has recently joined the cataract team based in The Boulevard, Banbridge.

Cataract clinic welcomes new team member

Take a peek inside 12 Drumantine Valley, Newry. For more details contact McVeigh Property Services, Kildare Street, Newry. Tel: 028 3025 6387.

PROPERTY: 12 Drumantine Valley, Newry

Have you received a card giving ick?

Play your cards right: Top ten Valentine’s Day card ‘icks’ revealed as Banbridge...

A pothole in the road. Pic: Mikhail Yakovlev

Newry, Mourne and Down back on top of the pothole league

Martin Carvill and Willie Grafton who contested the Singles Darts Final.

Martin Carvill brings home his first Singles title of the year in Banbridge

Caroline McGrath.

Caroline’s thanks after she raises £11,000 for charities

L-R Liz McClean, Barbara Finlay, Bridgean McKay, Ruth Collins, Jill Currie, Mr Michael O’Gallagher, and Dr Mark Maguire, Solasta’s specialist eye care team, pictured on their first full day of cataract surgeries at the new clinic in The Boulevard, Banbridge.

Solasta’s specialist team celebrate first surgeries at Banbridge Clinic

Michael McQuillan, Chief Executive, Enterprise NI and Maureen O'Reilly, Independent Economist

56% of businesses in NMD and ABC areas grew in last year

Dermot Carlin, Derick Topping, Michael O’Gallagher and Ruth Collins, Solasta Healthcare

Solasta Healthcare sets its sights on Banbridge with new £1.7m eye clinic

Action from Newry RFC's U12s recent blitz in Armagh.

Newry RFC notes: Stars of the future shine at the Armagh Blitz

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Pete Byrne and Lord Mayor of Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, Councillor Sarah Duffy along with the All-Ireland Winning Team, Armagh GAA, MP and MLAs from Newry and Armagh with Councillors and the management team of Newry, Mourne and Down District Council. Pics: Liam McArdle.

Joint civic reception held for Armagh GAA All Ireland champions 2024

There are places available on the Southern Area Hospice’s bereavement support programme.

Southern Area Hospice launches free Bereavement Journey programme

Increasing the number of trains between Belfast and Dublin is amongst the recommendations.

Politicians all aboard for rail review recommendations

Adam Watson and family pictured with the team at Blend and Batch.

Adam's BLT fundraiser at Blend & Batch

The campaign vividly portrays the impact of men’s inappropriate behaviour towards women

Council supports ‘Stand Up. Speak Out. Be the Change’ campaign

Reflexologist Alison Mastin Moore at Greet The Feet, Banbridge

Local reflexologist Alison upgrades

The Birth at Home team alongside midwifery colleagues from the Southern Trust, including community midwives who support them in this dedicated role.

Southern Trust records highest home birth rate in NI
A specialist team of midwives dedicated to delivering babies at home is celebrating having the highest home birth rate in the region.

Jim Wells, who is standing for TUV in South Down in the forthcoming Westminster election.

Former DUP MLA Jim Wells to stand for TUV in South Down

The popular 238 Goldliner.

More frequent service offered on Translink’s Newry/Belfast Goldliner service

Toy Library Committee members Danielle Davis and Maeve Brisk with Cllr Joy Ferguson at Lawrencetown Community Centre.

Going green is child’s play at new toy library!

Pictured is Olivia Rooney (Specialist Occupational Therapist), Emma Rodgers (Allied Health Professional Lead) and Angela Fegan (Nursing Auxiliary).

'Big bucket' collection raises over £28,000 in one day for Southern Area Hospice

Banbridge Academy's successful U14 team pictured with principal Robin McLoughlin and their coaches with the trophy.

High-achieving Academy girls enjoy Stormont success story

The UK Pleasure Boys are coming to Banbridge in May.

UK Pleasure Boys set to return to NI with appearance at Banbridge venue

Monica Heaney has campaigned for upgrades to the A1 since the death of her son Karl

Monica vows to 'keep fighting' for A1 upgrade

Nutty Krust kicks off their annual Rugby Tournament.

Nutty Krust kicks off annual Rugby Tournament

Daisy Hill Hospital’s renal dietitians Jill McMullan, Barbara Irwin and Darren McClelland who have been ranked in the top three in the UK with Dr John Harty, Consultant Nephrologist

Daisy Hill renal dietitians amongst the best in UK

There has been a 32% increase in the number of potholes locally.

A hole lot of misery for drivers as Newry, Mourne and Down tops pothole table

Local community groups have received news of funding from the National Lottery.

Christmas bonus (ball) as community organisations receive lottery funding

Cllr Killian Feehan.

Feehan calls for buildings to be lit up white in support of peace

Double glazing solutions with Steamy Windows

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Mickey Doran

Sadness at passing of Newry Showbands legend Mickey Doran

Generic image of a PSNI officer.

Vehicles destroyed in Newry arson attack

Mr. McNulty said there was clear and growing evidence that smartphone use is causing harm in schools.

McNulty: Smartphones have no place in our schools

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