Bishop's House items sold to help settle abuse claims
The contents of a former Catholic bishop's home in Newry have been auctioned by the Diocese of Dromore, which will use some ...
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Justice minister Naomi Long pledges changes to rules on ‘unduly lenient’ jail terms in Crown Courts
A DUP MLA has said that judiciary in Northern Ireland is “failing our police force and our children” – after a man convicted ...
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Get the winners at the ready as North Armagh Motorcycle and Car Club are swapping horsepower for horses in fundraising event
The North Armagh Motorcycle and Car Club are swapping engines for horses as a fundraising event has been launched ahead of this year's Tandragee 100 races.
Rev Trevor Gribben elected to lead the Presbyterian Church in Ireland
The Presbyterian Church in Ireland has elected Rev Trevor Gribben (63) as Moderator-designate, its leader role. He will ...
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Rev Trevor Gribben nominated as Presbyterian Moderator
Reverend Trevor Gribben has been nominated as the next Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI). The church's 19 ...
Irish Independent on MSN7d
Rare chance to see inside former Bishop of Dromore’s private residence, as contents goes up for auction
The bishop’s house in Newry has been empty since 2018, when John McAreavey resigned as Catholic Bishop of Dromore amid claims ...
Rev Trevor Gribben revealed as next moderator of Presbyterian Church in Ireland
The next leader of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland will be Rev Trevor Gribben, it was announced last night.
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Go Far with Armagh: Why The Orchard County is the perfect base for your staycation
There is a reason why Armagh is also known as The Orchard County, and it is something you should definitely experience ...
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Dozens of firefighters plus 6 appliances tasked to deal with major fire in Portadown
Dozens of firefighters were tasked to a major blaze at commercial premises in Portadown which led to road diversions.
Employers fined more than £1 million after 139 workplace deaths over past decade
Fines of more than £1 million have been issued to employers in Northern Ireland over the past decade following the deaths of almost 150 people in work-related accidents, new figures reveal. Statistics ...