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Hamill case ‘reminder’ of what sectarianism can bring, says ex-NI Secretary
The murder of Robert Hamill should serve as a “reminder” to people in Portadown of what sectarianism can bring, a former Northern Ireland Secretary has said.
PortadownNews Letter (Belfast)
NewsHMS Queen Elizabeth sails from Belfast after historic first visit by Royal Navy carrier in more than 60 years
HMS Queen Elizabeth sails from Belfast after historic first visit by Royal Navy carrier in more than 60 years
BelfastBelfast Telegraph
NewsRevealed: The Belfast city centre street with the highest personal injury claims
Belfast city centre injury claims more than double the number of reported falls
BelfastBelfast Live
News
Residents return home after 'potential explosive device' recovered during Lurgan security alert
Police say a modified firework with the capability to cause significant injury was recovered following a security alert in the James Street area of Lurgan on Monday (October 12).
LurganLurgan Mail
News
Suspect device in Lurgan was a modified firework - but could still have hurt people says the PSNI
A suspected bomb in Lurgan was a modified firework, police have confirmed.
LurganNews Letter (Belfast)
Council
Alley gate wars between residents in East Belfast
Alley gate wars between residents in East Belfast Belfast Live
BelfastBelfast Live
News
Unionists react to Drumcree judgment: 'This is massive for all parades - not just in Portadown' says Bryson
Jamie Bryson has said that a major judgment on Drumcree handed down by the Court of Appeal today has ramifications far beyond Portadown.
PortadownNews Letter (Belfast)
News
Portadown Sinn Fein Cllr 'very frightened' after sinister crosshairs image and his name sprayed on buildings at his place of work
Portadown Sinn Fein Cllr Paul Duffy says he feels ‘very frightened’ after crosshairs with his name were painted on storage container at his work place.
PortadownLurgan Mail
NewsBelfast campaigners call for real change to 'power imbalance' to fix mental health crisis
"We can’t keep telling people to cope while ignoring what is making people distressed in the first place."
BelfastBelfast Live
Council
Appeal made for swift action to start new Lagan bridge after A5 hold-up
Appeal made for swift action to start new Lagan bridge after A5 hold-up Belfast Live
BelfastBelfast Live
News
Drumcree: Garvaghy Road residents fail in bid to challenge parade decision
Garvaghy Road residents opposed to the Orange Order’s parade route in Portadown have lost their latest bid to challenge the decision to allow it.
PortadownLurgan Mail
News
‘Go-to strategic partner’: Belfast fund manager marks £70m Northern Ireland investment milestone
Whiterock has deployed more than £190m over 14 years, leveraging a further £150m from other funders
BelfastNews Letter (Belfast)
News
Further assessment work being undertaken for 300 space park and ride in Dungiven
Roads minister Liz Kimmins says she remains committed to the development of a new 300 space park and ride at Dungiven to serve the Derry to Belfast 212 bus service
DerryDerry Journal
News
Ferryman of the Foyle set to make a big splash at Derry Hallowe’en
‘The Ferryman of the Foyle’ – a striking new large-scale installation inspired by local folklore - is set to make its debut at Derry’s 40th anniversary Hallowe’en celebrations.
DerryDerry Journal
News
Sequel to Derry's first Halloween pantomime to be staged at St Columb's Hall
This Halloween, the stage at the iconic St Columb’s Hall will come alive once more with ‘Freddy’s Lost His Fangs… Again!’, the sequel to Derry’s first-ever Halloween pantomime.
DerryDerry Journal
News
APD puts Derry-Dublin route at ‘competitive disadvantage from the outset’ says Archibald
The imposition of Air Passenger Duty (APD) on departures from Derry on the new Dublin Public Service Obligation (PSO) places ‘the route at a competitive disadvantage from the outset and risks undermin
DerryDerry Journal
News
Welsh choir brings award-winning sound to Belfast after sell-out anniversary celebrations
ONE of Britain's most acclaimed male voice choirs is heading to Belfast following two sold-out anniversary concerts featuring a 37-piece orchestra and the next generation of young singers.
BelfastNews Letter (Belfast)
What's OnVolume Control presents: Clash of the New Breeds 2026
Volume Control's annual battle of the bands competition. Live Final with 5 of the freshest new musical acts to hit in the scene in Belfast and beyond.
BelfastSkiddle
What's On
Pumphouse Festival 2027
Pumphouse Festival brings electronic music to one of Belfast's most unique venues - the historic Titanic Distillers Pumphouse and Thompson Dock.
BelfastSkiddle
News
A photographic look back at Doire Trasna's JFC victory.... Recognise anyone?
Saturday saw The Joe Brolly Cup wind it’s way up Chapel Road to visit Top of the Hill for a only a third time – via a short stop off at Campbell’s Bar of course – as Doire Trasna were crowned Derry Ju
DerryDerry Journal
News
New study shows peacebuilding fosters greater empathy and positive cross-community relationships
A major new study involving young people from Derry, Donegal and across Ulster has found peacebuilding programmes foster greater empathy and help participants build more positive relationships across
DerryDerry Journal
News
Michael Canavan remembered as a ‘giant in Derry civil rights movement’ in Stormont tribute
Michael Canavan was described as a ‘giant in Derry’s civil rights movement’ at the Stormont Assembly on Monday with Foyle MLA Sineád McLaughlin observing that he was a man who dedicated his life to st
DerryDerry Journal
News
From building site to Aviva: Patrick McClean's FAI Cup dream alive and kicking
PATRICK McClean claims he could 'retire a happy man' if he was to win the FAI Cup with Derry City this season after a rollercoaster personal journey has taken him to the Aviva Stadium with his hometo
DerryDerry Journal
News
Warning over use of illegal scramblers and e-scooters in Derry following seizures
Police in Derry have issued a warning about the use of e-scooters, scramblers and electric motorcycles on public roads and estates after a number of vehicles were seized in the city over the past week
DerryDerry Journal
News
Man said he breached bail because dog had escaped Derry court hears
A man told police that he had breached his curfew because his dog had escaped and he had gone to get it back, Derry Magistrate's Court has heard.
DerryDerry Journal
NewsNew bridge, bigger car parks and cycle links as councillors get Lurgan train station on track for overhaul
New bridge, bigger car parks and cycle links as councillors get Lurgan train station on track for overhaul
LurganBelfast Telegraph
News
Clubworld Travel Portadown scoops NI Travel Agency of the Year award
A Portadown travel agency is celebrating success at this year’s prestigious NI Travel & Tourism Awards.
PortadownLurgan Mail
NewsDUP Leader claims he was 'working with police' at Dundonald roadblock protest
Gavin Robinson has been asked about his attendance at an unnotified protest in Dundonald where a road was blocked by dozens of people
DundonaldBelfast Live
News
David Healy pleased as 'professional' Linfield get over line with 'untidy, scruffy win'
Linfield manager David Healy insisted his side produced a “professional” showing against struggling Bangor at Windsor Park, but stressed it was far from pleasing on the eye.
BangorNews Letter (Belfast)
News
In pictures: A first look at what's planned for Lurgan's new train station as planners give green light to major transformation
Lurgan train station is now firmly on track for a major revamp.
LurganLurgan Mail
News
Drumcree: Orange Order legal challenge to Chris Bryant decision 'not an emergency'
A legal challenge to a decision by Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant to halt an Orange Order parade route along the Garvaghy Road in Portadown has been adjourned until Monday.
PortadownNews Letter (Belfast)
NewsPolice investigating Dundonald protest attended by DUP Leader Gavin Robinson
The DUP Leader and East Belfast MP attended a protest in June 2025 against immigration that saw people block roads
DundonaldBelfast Live
News
Drumcree: Legal challenge to Secretary of State's decision to ban Garvaghy Road parade
A legal challenge to a decision by Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant to halt Portadown District LOL’s parade in Portadown is set to be heard.
PortadownLurgan Mail
News
David Jeffrey dismisses 'nonsense being talked' about Portadown's transfer budget
Portadown manager David Jeffrey has dismissed “some nonsense being talked” about their transfer budget - and feels his side are now “further up the road” as players continue to settle after Friday’s P
PortadownNews Letter (Belfast)
News
Drumcree: Orange Order claims decision to ban Garvaghy Road parade is a 'capitulation to the threat of mob rule and violence'
The Orange Order is seeking urgent meetings following the banning of a parade route in Portadown following an almost two-week standoff.
PortadownLurgan Mail
News
Drumcree: First Minister Michelle O'Neill shares her ‘relief’ at Secretary of State's decision to stop parade on Portadown's Garvaghy Road
First Minister Michelle O’Neill has expressed relief at a decision by Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant to halt an Orange Order parade from going down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown.
PortadownLurgan Mail
News
Lurgan woman found dead in bath claimed partner threatened to kill her, inquest hears
A woman who was found dead in a bath had previously told a family member her partner had threatened to kill her, had subjected her to regular beatings, and had scalded her with boiling water, an inque
LurganLurgan Mail
News
Inquest into death of Laura Marshall in Lurgan hears PSNI officer said the scene had ‘the hallmarks of a domestic murder’
An inquest has heard of the moment the bruised body of a dental nurse was found partially submerged in water in the bath of her Co Armagh home.
LurganLurgan Mail
News
‘Bendy’ wych elm in Northern Ireland wins Tree of the Year contest
The ‘Bendy Tree’ in Newcastle, Co Down has won this year’s UK Tree of the Year contest, organisers have announced.
NewcastleNews Letter (Belfast)
NewsFull steam ahead for young Co Down train enthusiast who wins inaugural ‘mini conductor’ competition
Leo Kelly (7) from Carryduff boarded an LNER Azuma train on a big adventure
CarryduffBelfast Telegraph
Planning
Discharge of Condition 12 of LA01/2023/1085/F
Discharge of Condition 12 of LA01/2023/1085/F
PortrushColeraine Council Planning
Planning
Alteration of existing sunroom to create link to new single storey living and dining room extension and covered outdo...
Alteration of existing sunroom to create link to new single storey living and dining room extension and covered outdoor dining area
PortrushColeraine Council Planning
Planning
Addition of single storey flat roof extension to rear of property.
Addition of single storey flat roof extension to rear of property.
PortstewartColeraine Council Planning
News
Ex-SDLP mayor Shaun Gallagher was ‘true stalwart’ who would have ‘given the shirt off his back’
A former SDLP mayor of Londonderry was a “true stalwart” of the Shantallow community who would have given you the “shirt off his back” mourners were told at his funeral mass yesterday.
LondonderryDerry Journal
NewsDunmurry man jailed for drug offences linked to EncroChat operation
Joseph Kearney, 44, was arrested after cannabis and cash were found in his home
DunmurryBelfast Live
News
Dunmurry woman charged with assaulting mother and brother
A Lisburn judge has deferred sentence in the case of a Dunmurry woman charged with assaulting her brother and mother.
DunmurryLurgan Mail
News
Coleraine survive early Bangor scare to move three points clear at Premiership summit
Coleraine moved three points clear at the Premiership’s summit after putting an early scare behind them to beat Bangor 3-2 at Clandeboye Park.
BangorNews Letter (Belfast)
News
Dunmurry: Two arrests after man threatened at knifepoint in ‘extensive damage’ arson attack
Two people have been arrested in relation to arson and a suspected aggravated burglary in Dunmurry.
DunmurryLurgan Mail
NewsPolice probe Dunmurry arson and aggravated burglary link as man and woman arrested
Extensive damage was caused to a flat after the occupier was earlier threatened with a knife
DunmurryBelfast Live
NewsHolywood woman turns blood cancer diagnosis into message of hope and remission
“When you are told you have cancer, there are so many things going through your head. You do not know what is going to happen.”
HolywoodBelfast Live
News
Eileen Taylor: Police concerned about high-risking missing person last seen in Dunmurry
North Belfast PSNI say they are currently concerned about high risk missing person Eileen Taylor.
DunmurryLurgan Mail
News
NUJ demands new investigation into the murder of journalist Martin O'Hagan on 25th anniversary of his killing in Lurgan
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has called for an investigation into the failure of the PSNI to bring those who murdered Lurgan journalist Martin O’Hagan to justice.
LurganLurgan Mail
Planning
Proposed installation of telephone kiosk.
Proposed installation of telephone kiosk.
BushmillsMoyle Council Planning
Planning
Erection of 1x Illuminated Digital Display
Erection of 1x Illuminated Digital Display
BushmillsMoyle Council Planning
News
Lurgan man (25) is alleged to have been 'carrying imitation firearm' in area of retail park
A man is alleged to have had with him, an imitation firearm, at, according to the charge, the area of The Junction retail park in Antrim town.
LurganLurgan Mail
News
NI Pupils Show World of Love for Breaktime Milk
There was a whole world of reasons to love school milk at Whiteabbey Primary School this week as pupils celebrated World School Milk Day.
WhiteabbeyNews Letter (Belfast)
NewsBangor woman who stole £178,000 from church and Christian charity has sentencing adjourned
The 48-year-old was warned by the judge that given the scale and sophisticated nature of her 'thievery… the custody threshold has well and truly been passed'
BangorBelfast Live
Planning
Proposed Non-Material Change to LA01/2024/0746/F (proposed replacement of 2no. semi-detached dwellings to apartment d...
Proposed Non-Material Change to LA01/2024/0746/F (proposed replacement of 2no. semi-detached dwellings to apartment development [comprising 8no. units], roof mounted solar panels, amenity space, parki
PortstewartColeraine Council Planning
Planning
1 x Proposed digital advertisement unit on rear of telephone kiosk
1 x Proposed digital advertisement unit on rear of telephone kiosk
PortstewartColeraine Council Planning