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The Latest Breaking News from Armagh

Co Armagh family's awareness bid as toddler battles cancer

"He will bounce back from this he loves life too much for it to hold him down too long"

Belfast Live

Gerry Hutch trial shown CCTV alleged to be of him and Jonathan Dowdall, 15 days after Regency attack

The prosecution said the footage, shown yesterday afternoon, depicts the pair at a BP petrol station on the Newry Road in Armagh on the morning of February 20, 2016

Dublin Live

Irish Army Battalion launch fundraiser in memory of Armagh 'super fan' Aaron O'Neill

The Portadown man died suddenly earlier this month aged just 36 and his comrades will undertake a unique challenge to raise money for the NI Air Ambulance Service

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Who'll be in charge in 2023? We examine the managerial state of play in Ulster

Antrim, Cavan, Donegal and Down will have all have new football managers at the helm next year as the merry-round stalls for another season

Belfast Live

Crossmaglen ace Cian McConville warns there’s more to come from Armagh champions

South Armagh side face Ballybay in the Ulster Club preliminary round with the winners facing current All-Ireland champions Kilcoo in the quarter-final

Belfast Live

Armagh apple festival returns with full programme of events for first time since Covid

The Richhill Apple Harvest Fayre in Co Armagh is set to return this week

Belfast Live

NI dog lover who saved two lives to be honoured at Pride of Britain Awards

The Armagh girl who saved her father and a young boy, will be given the Teenager of Courage award

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Pride of Britain Awards: Armagh teen who saved two lives to be honoured

The Armagh girl, who saved her father and a young boy, will be given the Teenager of Courage award

Belfast Live

Man suffers serious neck and head injuries following a fall from moving car in Armagh

The man in his 30's fell from a moving vehicle on Friary Road and remains in hospital

Belfast Live

Donegal eye Armagh man for top job after Rory Kavanagh exits managerial race

Kavanagh had been expected to take the reins once St Eunan's interest in the Donegal championship ended

Belfast Live

Granemore can’t fear Crossmaglen says Niall McAleenan as first-time finalists gear up for Armagh SFC showdown

Freak semi-final goal against Killeavy helped propel them to the county final, now they've got to deliver the game of their lives says the St Mary's boss

Belfast Live

Armagh teen hoping to wow at Junior Eurovision with both harp and singing talent

"Usually a quiet child, Niamh transforms when she is singing and playing her harp"

Belfast Live

Co Armagh road closed due to 'serious' crash

Drivers are asked to avoid the area

Belfast Live

Armagh schoolboy has experience of a lifetime after being invited to sing with his musical hero Christy Moore

"I can't convey the impact that has had on him - it is very very hard to put into words what that meant to him"

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Irish Mirror

Armagh GAA community in mourning after death of 'superfan' Aaron O'Neill

Aaron O'Neill was a familiar face to many in Armagh GAA circles and he took a flag to Armagh games going back decades that became something of an institution.

Belfast Live

Aaron O'Neill tributes paid after sudden death of Armagh GAA 'super fan'

Aaron O'Neill was a familiar face to many in Armagh GAA circles and he took a flag to Armagh games going back decades that became something of an institution

Daily Mirror

Best and worst place to drink a pint of Guinness in Ireland according to research

Daragh Curran - AKA the Guinness Guru - has drank pints of Guinness in Galway, Limerick, Kerry, Sligo, Donegal, Cork, Derry, Wexford, Kilkenny, Dublin, Waterford, Armagh, Louth, Meath, Fermanagh, Antrim and Kildare

Belfast Live

From fat frogs to top dogs, 10 years on from Donegal All-Ireland breakthrough

Stars of Donegal's famous triumph sit down to talk about how Jim McGuinness and players turned team with a drinking culture into winners

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Evening Standard

Agreement reached to suspend bin strike at Northern Ireland council

An agreement has been reached to suspend a strike by council workers in Northern Ireland.The industrial action by workers at Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon borough council had been running for six weeks and had led to thousands of bins across the area not being collected and large piles of rubbish…

Belfast Live

Bin strike in Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon suspended after six weeks

The industrial action had been running for six weeks and led to piles of rubbish mounting up in some areas

Belfast Live

Bin strike at Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Council could end after pay proposal

The industrial action has resulted in piles of rubbish building up outside recycling centres and across the borough

Belfast Live

Armagh Banbridge and Craigavon Council residents facing "stark choice" as rubbish mounts up

The strike action by binmen has been going on since August with no definite end date in sight

Irish Mirror

Mysterious green ‘meteor’ spotted in sky over Ireland spooking locals as incredible footage captured

The mysterious object was first spotted in Scotland before travelling towards Ireland. People in Dublin, Donegal, Wexford, Armagh and Antrim are among those reporting seeing it on social media.

Belfast Live

On camera: Meteor 'streaking green tail' filmed over the skies of Northern Ireland

Reports started coming in at around 10pm from Glasgow in Scotland then Armagh in Northern Ireland

Irish Mirror

Another day, another brawl: The GAA's attitude to discipline needs to change

Yet another GAA game has been marred by ugly scenes, this time at a club hurling match in Limerick. These sights will become more and more common - unless the GAA finally begin to take disciplinary issues seriously.

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