Local news from Lurgan and the surrounding area
Glenavon manager Michael O’Connor has given the Lurgan Blues a major boost following the pain of relegation by declaring: “I want to stay”.
Artisan markets are proving so popular in the ABC Borough that a touring artisan market calendar is now in place, covering Armagh, Banbridge, Portadown, Lurgan and Dromore, and with a significantly en
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Council has been asked to explore the possibility of showcasing the work of author Æ Russell as part of the forthcoming Irish edition of the Jaipur Literature Fest
Firefighters rescued one casualty from a vehicle following a 2 car crash in Lurgan.
‘Is the derby now against Dollingstown?’: Glenavon icon feels club’s pain as Lurgan Blues contemplate reality of relegation
Coleraine chief Ruaidhri Higgins insists Michael O’Connor’s impressive impact at Glenavon “doesn’t deserve” Premiership relegation – while Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton hailed the Lurgan Blues bos
Glenavon manager Michael O’Connor’s rescue miracle mission ended in a 1-0 defeat to Crusaders on Saturday that left the Lurgan Blues relegated from the Irish League top flight.
Fraser Bryden’s 22nd goal of the Premiership campaign left Crusaders with a Premiership play-off lifeline - and Glenavon relegated into the Irish League second tier.
An elderly woman has been taken to hospital following a single vehicle crash outside a doctor’s surgery in Lurgan.
The charity Ulster Human Rights Watch (UHRW) has paid tribute to its Chairman Robert Campbell who died suddenly.
The South Ulster Sinfonia is hosting its Spring Concert this month at the newly built St Ronan’s College in Lurgan.
“Mum and Dad, I owe everything to you,” said back-to-back Masters winner Rory McIlory, paying tribute to his Lurgan born mum Rosie and Holywood dad Gerry.
The Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough has hosted a big breakfast in aid of the Northern Ireland Purple Poppy Memorial Fund.
A man was stabbed twice in the back and once in the arm by his partner after he “winked” at another woman, a court has heard.
A former Faith Mission bookshop in Lurgan is going to be converted into a seating area for an existing coffee shop.
The legendary story of a Lurgan woman famed for being buried twice is gaining global interest thanks to an award-winning short film.
Portadown’s previous visit across the Mid-Ulster derby divide to Lurgan finished in a 3-0 February loss against Glenavon away manager Niall Currie viewed “humiliating”.
Relegation-threatened Glenavon had Peter Campbell as the second-half saviour to salvage a point in the Lurgan Blues’ battle to beat the drop across a derby draw that also featured the home scorer sent
The group justified forcing a delivery driver to bring a bomb as he was servicing the PSNI
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon council is advising the public to avoid its parks and open spaces when Storm Dave makes its presence felt over the Easter weekend.
