Is this a ghost on Vicars Hill in Armagh?Armagh I2026-09-22 | Is this a ghost on Vicars Hill in Armagh?Redrock Machinery are hiring!Armagh I2025-06-19 | Apply today with Armagh JobsMusic for Domes at Armagh Observatory and PlanetariumArmagh I2025-06-17 | ...Fears Gilford will become ghost town as yet another business announces closureArmagh I2025-04-28 | ...All dogs love For Dogs Sake Grooming and Training School in AnnaghmoreArmagh I2025-04-17 | ...We tried Portadowns new Indian fusion restaurant The Spice TableArmagh I2025-04-17 | ...Watch as we try out the newly relaunched Top Blade Gastro in PortadownArmagh I2025-04-17 | ...Come with us as we try out Armaghs only Latin-inspired caféArmagh I2025-04-17 | ...Market Place Theatre: Rock Rising electrify Armagh with painstakingly recreated classic rock showArmagh I2025-02-19 | ...Venue & Programmes Director reflects on Market Place Theatres success ahead of 25 year anniversaryArmagh I2025-02-12 | ...Drone footage captured shows devastation at Gosford Forest Park following Storm ÉoywnArmagh I2025-01-27 | Credit: Jason BlackSuspected creeper burglar caught on camera in NewryArmagh I2025-01-13 | A suspected creeper burglar caught on camera in Newry has sparked concerns for community safety.
The male, described as having a beard and dressed in a heavy coat, was captured allegedly trying to gain access to homes and cars in the city’s Courtney Hill area in the early hours of Wednesday January 8 at around 3am.
The PSNI has confirmed a report of “attempted theft of vehicles in the Courtney Hill area”.Open morning for prospective pupils and parents at Our Ladys Primary School TullysaranArmagh I2025-01-06 | Our Lady’s Primary School, Tullysaran, is inviting prospective pupils and their families to visit the school on Friday January 10, 2025, from 9:30-10:30 am.
This is an opportunity to meet staff and observe pupils participating in a variety of activities.Fire at property in Edward Street PortadownArmagh I2024-12-14 | Fire crews tackle a blaze at a property in Edward Street, Portadown in the early hours of Saturday, December 14, 2024.Portadown Integrated Nursery and Primary School host Open Day and Open WeekArmagh I2024-12-12 | ...St Malachy’s Primary School welcome prospective pupils and parents to annual Open DayArmagh I2024-12-11 | ...Maddens Joe Devlin (7) celebrates Toy Show appearance with banjolele performanceArmagh I2024-12-11 | ...Armagh fitness coach Bubba Ali talks concerns and experiences around weight loss injectionsArmagh I2024-12-09 | Armagh I sat down with locally based fitness coach Bubba Ali to discuss weight loss injections and how he feels these fit into a health approach to losing weight.Pro-Palestinian protest interrupts cathedral service in ArmaghArmagh I2024-12-02 | Protesters interrupted a service at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh on Sunday to "highlight the silence from the Catholic church on genocide in Palestine"
Video @UnmaskedAntifaChristmas Wishes from Southern Regional CollegeArmagh I2024-11-26 | The gift of learning spans lifetimes. Celebrating the gift of learning that spans lifetimes, brought to life by our very own talented students and staff.
Wishing you a festive season filled with joy, success, and endless possibilities. Here's to another year of growth, learning, and achieving your dreams at Southern Regional College!
#TheGiftofLearning #SRCChristmasSpiritArmagh City Hotel receptionists Aisling and Amie on why they love their jobsArmagh I2024-11-22 | Aisling Perry and Amie Dunn are receptionists at the Armagh City Hotel.
They work as part of a close-knit team which helps them deal with the stress and busy nature of the job.
In this short video, Aisling and Amie explain how they got involved and what it is about the job they like the most.Are you having a giraffe?: Taxi driver overcomes literacy difficulties to pen childrens bookArmagh I2024-11-21 | Armagh taxi driver, Darren Mackey sat down with Armagh I to explain how he overcame his literacy issues to pen his first published children's book, The Jolly Giraffe.Lurgans business owners weigh up pros and cons of new Enterprise serviceArmagh I2024-11-20 | ...New road layout at The Cut in BanbridgeArmagh I2024-11-19 | Some pedestrians have expressed concerns at a new road layout at the Downshire Bridge in Banbridge.
The change in right of way has caused some confusion and near misses since it was introduced on Sunday, November 17, 2024.Spectral shenanigans of Armagh authors debut novel born out of love lyrics and skeleton doodlesArmagh I2024-11-12 | Writers often talk of the need for inspiration in writing.
For Armagh-based debut author Laura McLoughlin, the inspiration for her ghostly tale - The Many Ghosts of Donahue Byrne - came not from beyond the grave as one might expect, but instead from the lyrics of a John Mayer song...Armagh-born author talks Wit and Wisdom following launch of new bookArmagh I2024-11-12 | For Armagh-born author, Aidan McEntee, wit and wisdom are not just something that the people of Northern Ireland possess; to him, it's what we are made of.
Following the release of his debut book 'The Wit & Wisdom of Northern Ireland' Aidan sat down with Armagh I to delve a bit deeper into its context.Armagh author inspired by mental health struggles releases second book - God and ManArmagh I2024-11-08 | An Armagh author inspired to write about his mental health struggles is to launch his second book which focuses on his Christian faith.
Mark Brownlee released his debut fiction novel 'Manic' last year, which was influenced by his many years of mental health struggles.
Now, the peer support worker is gearing up to release his second book, called 'God and Man' which features a range of short stories focusing on how God interacted with His people throughout the Bible.
The book launch will take place in the Armagh City Hotel on Friday, November 22, at 7.30pm.Dont Box Me In - Funding scarcity could see Keady-based lifeline closed by end of yearArmagh I2024-11-05 | A Keady-based organisation which focuses on bringing the arts and opportunity to young people is now facing potential closure due to a lack of funding.
The people behind the 'lifeline' organisation known as 'Don't Box Me In' are now urgently seeking support.
Speaking to Armagh I, Chairperson Rosemary Murray explained that the project - which began in 2017 - is facing a "severe funding crisis."Thugs set off fireworks at home of elderly lady in ArmaghArmagh I2024-10-31 | Residents of one home in Armagh are at their wits' end as thugs continually pull up in their car and lob fireworks at the their home.
The house on the Madden Road has been the target of these attacks on several occasions in the lead up to Hallowe'en.
The property is also home to a lady in her 90's and a young woman with special needs.
Ring doorbell footage shows the car pulling up and a male exit the car in order to set off the firework in the direction of the house.
A number of others can be heard laughing while frightened dogs bark manically in the background.The aftermath of a fire at Sintons Mill in TandrageeArmagh I2024-10-30 | This was the scene at Sintons Mill in Tandragee on Wednesday morning (October 30, 2024) after a fire broke out at the building the night before.
The Mill, which dates back almost a century and a half, has been derelict since its closure almost 30 years ago.Armagh welcomes The Little Orchard: A new purpose built and after-schools daycareArmagh I2024-10-28 | A new daycare has opened in Armagh with a unique 'family-centred approach' that has convenience and quality care at its core.
Owned and managed by Armagh mum-of-four, Julie Morton The Little Orchard is a daycare that thinks about its parents just as much as its children.
The apple county-inspired centre, based at Formation Works on the Edenaveys Road, takes a holistic approach to childcare.
Video produced by Conor Ross.Catfish Alexander McCartney: 911 call made after 12-year-old victim takes her own lifeArmagh I2024-10-25 | This is call made after a 12-year-old girl tragically took her own life rather than comply with the demands of Co Armagh man, Alexander McCartney – the UK's most prolific catfish!
Cimarron Thomas, from West Virginia in the United States died after she turned her father's handgun on herself on May 11, 2018.
Her father, Ben Thomas, died by suicide 18 months after his daughter.Dalzells of Markethill - Northern Irelands largest independent home appliance retailerArmagh I2024-10-23 | An independent business that needs no introduction, Dalzells of Markethill is the one-stop shop for electrical appliances and bedding.
Established in 1956 by Noel and Evelyn Dalzell, the Main Street business has been a staple in the story of Markethill for nearly 70 years.
With just shy of 30 staff and eight lorries on the road, Dalzells services Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, alongside the mainland UK.
They're also a keen supporter of local sport, being sponsors of teams such as Portadown FC, Armagh City FC and Armagh Rugby Club to name a few.Reconnecting Armagh event discusses the future and return of the railway to the cityArmagh I2024-10-03 | Approximately 100 people gathered at the Armagh City Hotel to learn more about reconnecting Armagh to main railway line in Portadown.
Renowned Rail Campaigner, Simon Walton, was the special guest on the evening, speaking about his successful campaign to reinstate the railway line in the Borders region of Scotland.Highlights: Heroes recognised at Armagh I People of the Year Awards 2024Armagh I2024-09-30 | After months of anticipation and excitement, Armagh I celebrated its People of the Year Awards at the Armagh City Hotel on Friday evening.
The Fisher Suite was packed out to capacity, with our host Conor Phillips ensuring the laughs and craic were flowing all night.
While only some walked away with awards, the night’s main aim was to recognise all our community heroes, both big and small, with all nominees leaving with a certificate to mark their achievements.Fly through showing the concept masterplan for the heart of ArmaghArmagh I2024-09-20 | Fly through showing the concept masterplan for the heart of Armagh. A reimagining of the potential of the city, linking 2 cultural landmarks, bringing the Gaol back into the city and unlocking its potential as a dynamic, multi-purpose destinationFun day in Tullysaran as Our Lady’s celebrate Vice Principal’s role in All-Ireland victoryArmagh I2024-09-19 | ...Lorry transporting hens catches fire in MoyArmagh I2024-09-15 | A lorry transporting a large number of hens has caught on fire near Moy this evening (Sunday).
There were reports of a loud bang before a lorry caught fire along the Benburb Road.Residents frustration as alarm sounding at Armagh property for over a weekArmagh I2024-09-03 | An alarm has been sounding at an Armagh property for over a week, much to the frustration of residents in the area.
Armagh I visited Barrack Hill on Tuesday afternoon following reports of the noise. When we visited, the high-volume alarm could be heard at the junction with Georges Street.
The reporting person said the alarm has been sounding at the property, which appears to be the old office for Radius Housing, since last Tuesday (August 27).Relay team setting new record for Dál Riata with the help of a few lucky dolphinsArmagh I2024-09-03 | ...Armagh fans welcome home All-Ireland champions to Athletic GroundsArmagh I2024-07-29 | Thousands of fans packed into the Athletic Grounds in Armagh to witness a famous homecoming – Sam Maguire making its way back to the Orchard county for the first time in 22 years.
It was a carnival atmosphere as Kieran McGeeney and his team rolled in – having earlier visited Craigavon Area Hospital – to the fanfare of adoring supporters, young and old.
Captain Aidan Forker proudly exited the bus first, Sam Maguire firmly locked in, followed by the squad of weary players – the game and celebrations taking their toll at this stage, no doubt.
Addressing the crowd, manager Kieran McGeeney: "We are absolutely blown away by this we expected something big but nothing like this. It has to be said when Armagh does something Armagh does it in style.
"On the way home last night and this morning and now this afternoon you have taken things to a new level for this team and for that we are entirely grateful.
"Last thing I am going to say… they are the ones that have to go for the ball they are the ones that have to make the blocks. No matter what was said about them they have been knocked down time and time again. They were told they couldn’t beat teams above them. Everybody said they wouldn’t win the All-Ireland and they won the all Ireland."Natalie McNally brothers Niall and Declan leave Craigavon on walk to Croke ParkArmagh I2024-07-24 | The brothers of Natalie McNally have left Craigavon to kick off their epic five-day walk from Co. Armagh to Croke Park in Dublin in time for the All-Ireland Final.
Niall (31) and Declan McNally (35) left from the South Lake Leisure Centre this morning (Wednesday) to sounds of rapturous applause - and even a visit from the First Minister, Michelle O'Neill.
The brothers have already raised over £12,000 in memory of their sister and to contribute towards fundraising efforts for Co Armagh GAA player, Caolan Finnegan, battling brain cancer.
The funds will be split 50/50 between Women's Aid and Care for Caolan.Our Lady’s Primary School in Tullysaran: Bring Sam HomeArmagh I2024-07-24 | Thanks to Our Lady’s Primary School in Tullysaran for sharing this magnificent video with us. The children have created and performed the song called ‘Bring Sam Home’ to the tune of ‘From Now On’ from their school play of The Greatest Showman. It's a wonderful tribute to the team and its captain – the school's Vice Principal, Aidan Forker – ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland final...Cars set on fire outside family home in South ArmaghArmagh I2024-07-23 | An investigation has been launched following an arson attack on a family home in south Armagh on Sunday morning.
Two vehicles were set on fire outside a property on the Carrickrovaddy Road, near Belleeks.
The incident happened shortly before 2am but fortunately there was nobody in the house at the time.
CCTV footage show the assailant make his way from the scene across a nearby field.Large fire destroys businesses in Armagh cityArmagh I2024-07-22 | A large fire broke out at a chip shop in Armagh city on Sunday, July 21, destroying four business and a number of flats.Happy Kids Daycare to launch Junior Zone - a new after-school club in RichhillArmagh I2024-07-18 | Junior Zone will be launching in September 2024 at Richhill Recreation Centre, to offer Primary school aged children an activity based after-school care, and school holiday club. This will be an expansion of the multi-award winning Happy Kids Daycare, started by husband and wife Martin and Karen Kelly in 2018.The Twelfth in Killylea, Co ArmaghArmagh I2024-07-12 | 📹 Twelfth celebrations are in full swing in Killylea today as thousands have turned out – along with a cameo from the sun 🌞 – to the Co Armagh village for the largest gathering of Orange in the world!Hidden Disabilities: How Barnardos helped Christopher socialise despite autism diagnosisArmagh I2024-07-01 | This is part four of our 'Hidden Disabilities' video series, in partnership with Duality Healthcare.
We spoke to Christopher, who worked with the charity Barnardo's to help his social skills after his autism diagnosis.Hidden Disabilities: Katie explains how her son lives with NF1Armagh I2024-06-21 | This is part three of our 'Hidden Disabilities' video series, in partnership with Duality Healthcare.
We spoke to Katie Gray, who's son Sebastian lives with NF1. She explained how she wants people to be more considerate and educate themselves on the effects of the condition.Hidden Disabilities: Craigavon woman Leonie on life with Ulcerative ColitisArmagh I2024-06-13 | This is part two of our 'Hidden Disabilities' video series, in partnership with Duality Healthcare.
We spoke to Leonie Gracey from Craigavon, who shared her experience of living with Ulcerative Colitis.Hidden Disabilities: How NOW Group helps people with learning difficulties get into the workplaceArmagh I2024-06-05 | This is part one of our 'Hidden Disabilities' video series, in partnership with Duality Healthcare.
NOW GROUP is an organisation that supports people with learning difficulties and autism to get into jobs in the future.
We spoke to Jenny and Megan, who cover the ABC area, about the services that NOW Group offers.