(L-R) Phil Mitchell, Marina Crilly, Emma Mallon and Keith Morrison have all been named locally as passing away in a devastating road crash in Co Armagh in the early hours of Sunday morning
The victims, all aged in their 20s, died following the one-ve…
Cannabis worth an estimated £100,000 has been seized by police following a search in south Armagh.
Officers from the PSNI’s Slieve Gullion Neighbourhood Policing Team carried out the search at a house in the Concession Road area of Culloville, Crossmag…
Police warned drivers of ‘widespread ice’ on the roads on Monday morning.
The PSNI[1] urged motorists to exercise caution, “particularly on untreated roads”.
A yellow weather[2] warning for ice issued by the Met Office[3] covering parts of Co Down and …
The Met Office has announced the areas in England set for “sleet and snow showers” on Monday January 8. As kids head back to school after Christmas[1], the Met Office has said snow showers will move in on Sunday night and into Monday morning as the wea…
A woman has been seriously inured in a crash in Co Armagh.
The collision happened in the Forkhill Road area of Cloughoge, south of Newry, at around 12.55pm on Thursday and involved a red Seat Leon and a black Volkswagen Polo.
A PSNI spokesperson said a…
Four people were taken to hospital – one in a serious condition – following a two-vehicle collision in south Armagh[1] earlier today (Thursday).
Police have appealed for information and witnesses following the crash on the Forkhill Road in Cloghoge a…
An Armagh[1] man who crashed into a fence in a Newtownhamilton[2] housing estate whilst over the legal limit has been fined £350.
Ryan Cooke, of Corkley Road, was also disqualified from driving for 14 months at Armagh Magistrates’ Court[3], sitting a…
65 people have lost their lives on Northern Ireland’s roads to date this year. Here we remember all those who have died:
January 2: A man died following a single vehicle road traffic collision on Old Dublin Road in Cloghoge near Newry, Co Down
January …
He denied the load carried on the trailer of an articulated lorry was not secured and it caused the trailer to tip over and collide with Mr Muir’s car, killing him and injuring his wife.
The Crown accepted a guilty plea to an alternative charge of usin…
The concealment of £10 million of drugs in a lorry represents organised crime at its “highest level”, a judge has said.
District Judge Eamon King made the remarks as he refused bail to a man charged in connection with the largest ever seizure of cocain…