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  • 2 weeks ago | newrydemocrat.com | Peter Bayne

    Newry, Mourne and Down District Council is delighted to welcome back the popular Carlingford Lough Ferry as it resumes its full daily service, offering a fast, scenic and convenient connection across Carlingford Lough. This vital link, running seven days a week between Greencastle, Co Down and Greenore, Co Louth and return, not only shortens travel times but also enhances access to one of the most breathtaking regions – the Mourne Gullion Strangford Geopark.

  • 2 weeks ago | newrydemocrat.com | Peter Bayne

    The Canal Court Hotel & Spa ushered in a New Era of Celebration on Friday 6th June with an exclusive, invite-only event that unveiled its newly renovated cocktail lounge, now the 1742 Lounge, and showcased its potential as one of the region’s most stylish event destinations. Hosted by luxury brand consultant and founder of Danu Collective Aisling McVeigh, the evening was a sparkling blend of fashion, beauty, music, and more.

  • 3 weeks ago | newrydemocrat.com | Peter Bayne

    By Kevin McAteer Newry is lighting up the map as one of Northern Ireland’s leading examples of how a vibrant night-time economy can fuel local pride, economic growth, and cultural identity. PURPLE FLAG STATUS: A MARK OF QUALITY Since 2016, Newry has held Purple Flag accreditation, an international standard that recognises towns and cities offering a safe, well-managed and vibrant night-time environment. Like the Blue Flag for beaches, it is a symbol of excellence and Newry wears it proudly.

  • 3 weeks ago | newrydemocrat.com | Peter Bayne

    Two leaders in the Northern Ireland manufacturing sector operating in County Down were honoured for their commitment to the sector at the Manufacturing NI Hall of Fame Awards. Patricia Clements, Managing Director of Bradfor Ltd. and Brian McConville CBE, Chair of MJM Group/Rathbane Group were inducted into the Manufacturing NI Hall of Fame along with Joanne Liddle, Managing Director of IPC Mouldings in recognition of their significant contributions to manufacturing in Northern Ireland.

  • 3 weeks ago | newrydemocrat.com | Peter Bayne

    Maynooth University (MU) and Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) have today officially launched the MU-DkIT Regional Graduate Academy. The Regional Graduate Academy (RGA) will offer structured PhD programmes supervised by DkIT staff, with doctoral students jointly registered at both institutions and receiving their degree from Maynooth University.

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