Local news from Lurgan and the surrounding area
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
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.
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.
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.
Translink is advising passengers the rail line has reopened after a security alert at Lurgan earlier on Saturday (September 26).
Workers at Smurfit Westrock fear the proposal to slash one third of the workforce in Lurgan is the first step in closing the plant, a union has claimed.
Prefabricated buildings are to be erected on former playing pitches associated with the former St. Ronan’s College site at 69-87 Edward Street, Lurgan, to provide post-primary dual campus accommodatio
Mairead Coulter joins Wellington IT after 28 years with Ulster Bank as the company targets further growth across the credit union sector
A Co Down road has now reopened after firefighters from Lurgan and Lisburn dealt with a “hazardous incident involving gas” on Tuesday afternoon (September 22).
Lurgan native Mr Michael McKeown is hailed as a highly respected and trailblazing entrepreneur as well as a family man at his packed funeral in Newry Cathedral.
Smurfit Westrock in Lurgan is slashing a third of its workforce with 55 redundancies planned.
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has called for an independent investigation into the murder Lurgan journalist Martin O'Hagan as the 25th anniversary of his death approaches.
Police are concerned for the welfare of a young Co Armagh man who has been missing since the weekend.
The Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough, Councillor Mary O’ Dowd, hosted a charity coffee morning on Friday (September 18).
A man was spotted drinking ‘half a bottle of wine’ before getting into his car and driving off towards Lurgan, Craigavon court hears.
Fears are growing that someone may be seriously injured after reports of youths throwing fireworks at oncoming traffic in Craigavon while others are letting off fireworks near children in a play park.
Members of the public are being encouraged to view and provide feedback on new design concepts for the redevelopment of Mourneview and North Lurgan Community Centres.
Lurgan Park was filled with colour and spectacle on Saturday for the main event of this year’s Culture in the Park celebrations.
A year on from being granted planning permission for two dwellings to the rear and south of College Walk, Lurgan, a Craigavon applicant has been given the go-ahead for the erection of four new houses
Co Armagh man, accused of animal cruelty after two dogs were found dead in crates at a Lurgan house, is barred from keeping animals as part of his bail conditions.
