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Newry Canal Motion - A First Step in the Restoration of Iconic Waterway

2 weeks ago | newry.ie | Donal McMahon

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (NMDDC) unanimously agreed a motion seeking to develop Newry Canal at Monday's 7 April full council meeting setting in motion actions that in years to come may be seen as the first step to realising the incredible asset that is our canal.
Council Condemn 'Rural Arsonists' Following Mourne Mountain Fires

2 weeks ago | newry.ie | Donal McMahon

Over 145 wildfires, many of which are believed to have been “deliberate”, have raged across the Mourne Mountains since last Thursday (April 3) causing nearby residents to be evacuated from their homes. Newry, Mourne and Down District Council unanimously agreed an emergency motion on Monday 7 April amid Minister for the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) Andrew Muir condemning the actions of “rural arsonists”.
Gosford Forest Park 'absolutely destroyed'

1 month ago | newry.ie | Francois Vincent

From the devastating impact of Storm Éowyn on trees in Gosford Forest Park in Markethill and the wider Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council area, to the prospect of 98 per cent of ash trees being wiped out in the next few years, grim realities were very much on the agenda at Monday’s, 24 March ABC monthly meeting. Councillor Keith Ratcliffe spoke of his sense of shock upon seeing the devastation caused by the storm at Gosford Forest Park.
Newry Needs An 'Area Hospital'

1 month ago | newry.ie | Donal McMahon

Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (NMDDC) has this week stated it has “strongly disagreed” with Health Minister Mike Nesbitt’s plans to change Daisy Hill’s status to a general hospital. Newry City Councillor Killian Feehan said: ”We had called for DoH to facilitate an in person, public information session in Newry.
Newry Under 12s shine at Lurgan Blitz

1 month ago | newry.ie | Michael Savage

Newry RFC Under 12s travelled to Lurgan in high spirits on Friday night, 14 March and the youngsters can be very proud of the performance they put in. The first game was against Civil, a team they had met before. The game started off very even, with big runs from both teams. It took Newry a few minutes to get going but when the drills from the training paddock kicked in....the ball started moving through the hands out wide.
Armagh's Niamh Coleman Ready for Kildare Challenge in Silverbridge

1 month ago | newry.ie | Daire Walsh

By lining out at inter-county level for their native Armagh, Niamh Coleman and her younger sister Dearbhla are maintaining a strong family legacy. Formerly their manager when the Orchard County claimed an Ulster minor ladies title nine years ago, the Colemans’ father Tommy played senior football with the Armagh men and was a starter in an Ulster championship final defeat to Tyrone in 1984.
Four Wins From Four For Armagh Ladies

1 month ago | newry.ie | John Fallon

Armagh joint manager Darnell Parkinson said that strong competition for places is driving the standard for the reigning Lidl NFL champions as they maintained their 100% start to the defence of their crown with a 2-14 to 1-10 win over Mayo. “We were happy with the first half, maybe not so much with the second half but it’s always good to get a win and still come out with a lot of things to improve on.
Newry Swimming Pool Reopening Date Still to be Decided

2 months ago | newry.ie | Donal McMahon

Despite optimistic soundings at this week's Active and Healthy Communities meeting of Newry, Mourne and Down District Council there still isn't a definite date for the reopening of Newry Swimming Pool. Newry City Councillor Aidan Mathers spoke at the meeting on Monday 17 February, of the growing public frustration over failures to meet deadlines.
Planning Application Launched to Refurbish Rathfriland Shop

2 months ago | newry.ie | Francois Vincent

A Rathfriland shop that has been vacant for 16 years is set to undergo a major facelift, with plans to reslate the roof, redesign the shop front, and provide new access to the first and second floors of the building. The planning application was lodged by Architectural Design Services NI, Rathfriland, on behalf of John Murray, Drumarkin Road, Rathfriland.
Armagh Still Have Room For Improvement

2 months ago | newry.ie | John Fallon

Armagh joint manager Darnell Parkinson said they still have plenty of room for improvement despite maintaining their winning start to the defence of their Lidl NFL crown with a tight 0-11 to 2-4 win over Dublin in Parnell Park. “We don’t make it easy for ourselves, but I suppose it’s maybe not a bad thing as well,” said Parkinson. “There’s a lot of learning to take when we watch the tape back and look at a few chances we left behind us. The main thing is, we got the points on the board.