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Armagh and Northern Ireland News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Armagh and Northern Ireland. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Teenager and man die in separate crashes
The crashes occurred on the Newry Road, Poyntzpass, on Friday evening and Banbridge Road, Rathriland, on Saturday morning.
'Sadness' as church rejects baptism changes
A motion called on the church to baptise children regardless of whether their parents were married.
'I drive a lorry to keep my sweet shop going'
A sweet shop owner tells the BBC NI he has taken a second job due to the pressures of high prices.
Council agrees to explore Culture Night 2025 return
Around 100,000 people attended events in 2019, the last year a full Culture Night was held in Belfast.
Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford announce divorce
The couple previously presented ITV's This Morning and were married for 14 years.
Hill qualifies for Olympic Games 50m freestyle
Larne swimmer Danielle Hill qualifies for the 50m freestyle event at this summer's Paris Olympics with a new Irish record of 24.68 seconds.
New study challenges united Ireland cost
Prof John Doyle has challenged some assumptions in a report on the economics of unification published in April.
Jonathan Buckley to stand in Lagan Valley for DUP
Jonathan Buckley is currently the MLA for Upper Bann.
Government to make 'significant' Casement contribution - PM
Rishi Sunak visited Belfast following his announcement of a general election earlier this week.
Kathryn Parton 'a beautiful soul', vigil told
Kathryn Parton was found dead at a house in east Belfast earlier this week.
Northern Ireland's key general election battlegrounds
Eighteen seats are up for grabs in Northern Ireland, but some may be more contested than others.
Game of Thrones show to return to NI
George RR Martin confirms a new Game of Thrones spin off will be filmed in Belfast.
Hosting Euros 'could bring more than £100m to NI'
NI is due to host five matches at Casement Park in Belfast - but the stadium's future is uncertain.
GAA manager had 'no warning' before stroke
Tyrone joint manager Feargal Logan has spent four months away from sport after collapsing at home.
Northern Ireland weather forecast
The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.
Childcare cash 'a start - but hardly enough'
A new childcare support package has been announced for some parents in Northern Ireland.
Irish dancing results fixing investigation dropped
An investigation into 44 people across the UK, Ireland and further afield was announced in 2022.
'Bring it on' - NI parties gear up for the election
Some party leaders say they are surprised by an election in six weeks time, others say they have been waiting patiently.
Analysis: Election battle puts Stormont in flux
Stormont's parties have long been preparing for this, but the date being confirmed will bring battle lines into focus.
A simple guide to the 4 July general election
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced the UK general election will take place on 4 July.
'Don't underestimate anything in your health'
Tyrone GAA joint manager Feargal Logan shares his experience of recovery after a stroke.
'We recognise the state of Palestine'
Taoiseach Simon Harris said Ireland would join Norway and Spain who made similar announcements on Wednesday.
'Andytown Apache' welcomed back to west Belfast
Boxer Anthony Cacace returned home to hundreds of friends and neighbours celebrating his success.
Balmoral Show keeps moo-ving on up
The 155th Balmoral Show has been pulling in visitors young and old in its four-day run outside Lisburn.
'Not acceptable to ask people to move on'
Michael D Higgins was speaking on the 50th anniversary of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings.
'All the years of sadness were swept away'
Long-lost siblings - one from Londonderry, one from Canada - meet for first time in Ireland.
'It was like walking into a war zone'
Monaghan bombing: Eye witness describes the aftermath
Two men in court over Derry assault rifle discovery
A weapon and ammunition was recovered by police following a search of a vehicle in Derry on Tuesday.
Traders fed up over another stuck bus on steep hill
A crane had to free the coach from the city's steepest street - four weeks after it last happened.
Olympian Fatima Whitbread leads Derry foster walk
The Olympian was accompanied on the walk by local foster carers and their families in Londonderry.
Derry City 'confident' of stadium funding share
The club says they are hopeful to qualify for a share of £36m in funding for NI football stadiums.
Air show set for take off after five-year absence
The last Portrush event was staged in 2019, before being cancelled due to mounting costs.
Assault rifle seized in police operation
Two men were arrested an police attacked during search operations in the city on Tuesday evening.
Man arrested after car rams bank building released on bail
Significant damage was caused to the Ulster Bank building on the Culmore Road in Derry.
Little Amal: Refugee puppet arrives in Londonderry
The 3.7m puppet has visited 15 countries and toured 160 towns since 2021.
Derry lose ground on leaders after defeat by Rovers
Derry City drop four points behind pacesetters Shelbourne after losing out 1-0 to Shamrock Rovers at Tallaght Stadium.
Two charged after ?2.1m cannabis seizure
Two men in their 30s are due in court after police and Revenue officers seize cannabis worth ?2.1m.
'Important step' as Ireland recognises Palestinian state
Currently, eight EU member states recognise the State of Palestine, the most recent being Sweden in 2014
Part of Errigal mountain path washed away by rain
Heavy rainfall has forced the closure of a pathway up the tallest mountain peak in County Donegal.
Thousands of fans set for Dublin Europa League
German champions Bayer Leverkusen take on Italian side Atalanta at the Aviva Stadium on Wednesday.
Trinity College drops ?214K student union fine
The fine was issued by TCD in relation to student protests which it said caused a loss of income.
Cannabis worth more than ?750k seized in Louth
Search operations were carried out in Castlebellingham and Dundalk near the Irish border.
Dublin-New York portal reopens with set hours
The livestream linking Dublin and New York was temporarily suspended due to "inappropriate behaviour".
Leading business figure Sir Anthony O'Reilly dies
He built an international media business which at one stage owned more than 100 newspapers.
Lowry, Rose & MacIntyre move into US PGA contention
Shane Lowry shoots a major record-equalling 62 to move two shots behind joint leaders Collin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele in round three of the US PGA Championship in Kentucky.
Do not ask victims to move on - Irish president
Michael D Higgins says there was a failure to investigate bombings on the deadliest day of the Troubles.
Toulouse edge Leinster in Champions Cup final thriller
Toulouse win their sixth European Cup as Thomas Ramos comes on to kick his side past Leinster in an extra-time thriller at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Hill qualifies for Olympic Games 50m freestyle
Larne swimmer Danielle Hill qualifies for the 50m freestyle event at this summer's Paris Olympics with a new Irish record of 24.68 seconds.
Mageean smashes Irish 800m record in season debut
Ciara Mageean lowers her own Irish Senior 800m record in her season?s debut in Manchester as she finishes second to teenage sensation Phoebe Gill.
Rosallion's charge seals Irish 2,000 Guineas win
Rosallion edges out stablemate Haatem in a thrilling race to give Richard Hannon a Classic one-two in the Irish 2,000 Guineas.
'No doubt Ulster has taken a toll on Donegal' - Cavanagh
Ex-Tyrone midfielder Colm Cavanagh believes a "toll" that winning the Ulster title may have taken on Donegal could benefit his native county on Saturday.
Fly-half Morgan set to sign for Ulster
Ulster are set to make their second signing for next season with Hurricanes' fly-half Aidan Morgan to join the province.
All-Ireland SFC week two - all you need to know
All you need to know about this weekend's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship matches, including Donegal v Tyrone, Dublin v Roscommon and Armagh v Westmeath.
Derry come from behind twice to draw with Sligo
Derry City draw 2-2 with Sligo Rovers at the Brandywell to fall six points behind League of Ireland leaders Shelbourne.
Massive win for Glentoran as Lisburn Rangers go top
Lisburn Rangers continue to impress in their maiden Women's Premiership campaign as they come from behind to beat Linfield 5-2 at Midgley Park.
Near misses for Irish swimmers at Olympic trials
Irish swimmers have a night of near misses at the Olympic trials in Dublin with Calum Bain missing out on Paris qualification by a tenth of a second.
Glentoran fans 'have right to be frustrated' - Pour
Glentoran owner Ali Pour says the club's supporters have a right to be frustrated with the club's underachievement despite his substantial financial investment.
Government to make 'significant' Casement contribution - PM
Rishi Sunak visited Belfast following his announcement of a general election earlier this week.
Ireland beat Dutch in final T20 tri-series game
George Dockrell's unbeaten 53 helps Ireland secure a three-run win over the Netherlands in their final T20 tri-series match.
Hosting Euros 'could bring more than £100m to NI'
NI is due to host five matches at Casement Park in Belfast - but the stadium's future is uncertain.
Munster centre Frisch agrees Toulon move
Munster centre Antoine Frisch's expected move to Toulon is confirmed after he committed his international future to France.
If I can win this one I can win them all - Cacace
Belfast fighter Anthony Cacace wants to be become the undisputed super-featherweight world champion after winning the IBF belt on Saturday night.
The GAA Social with Ambrose Rogers
Captain in an All-Ireland, but missing the final. Losing his father at 14. Coach. life.
Watch: Armagh regain Ulster Ladies crown from Donegal
Armagh need extra time to edge past Donegal in the Ulster Ladies SFC final.
Watch: Cooney kicks Ulster into play-offs with Leinster win
John Cooney's 79th minute penalty edges Ulster to a 23-21 win over Leinster and books the side's place in the United Rugby Championship play-offs.
Watch: Murphy on Ulster's challenges
Richie Murphy discusses the challenges facing Ulster after his appointment as the province's permanent head coach.
Watch: Donegal win shootout to edge Armagh in Ulster decider
Donegal defeat Armagh 6-5 on penalties to win a dramatic Ulster SFC final at Clones on Sunday.
Watch: 'We didn't think these days would come back' - McBrearty
Donegal captain Patrick McBrearty and manager Jim McGuinness reflect on the penalty shootout victory over Armagh in Sunday's Ulster SFC final.
GAA manager had 'no warning' before stroke
Tyrone joint manager Feargal Logan has spent four months away from sport after collapsing at home.
'A long time coming' - NI clubs on funding news
Irish Premiership clubs back the cash injection for grounds announced by the Northern Ireland Football Fund but say it must only be the start.
NI in transition after Callaghan captaincy - Platt
Irish FA director of women's football Angela Platt says Northern Ireland are in a period of transition following Marissa Callaghan's decision to step down as captain.
Maresca, McKenna & Frank on Chelsea job shortlist
Ipswich?s Kieran McKenna, Leicester's Enzo Maresca and Brentford?s Thomas Frank are on Chelsea's shortlist to replace Mauricio Pochettino.
Kirkwood 'cautiously optimistic' about more local football funds
IFA president Conrad Kirkwood says he is "cautiously optimistic" the sport in Northern Ireland will receive further funding in the future after £36m was announced for local football grounds.
Davis impressed with McCausland's progress at Rangers
Former Rangers midfielder and interim boss Steven Davis says Ross McCausland has "exceeded his own expectations" with the Ibrox club.
We're looking for that commitment - O'Neill
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has said "we need to get away" from viewing international friendlies after the club season as an inconvenience.
'It can be daunting' - NI's Magennis in search of new club
Northern Ireland striker Josh Magennis says he "could end up anywhere" as he begins life as a free agent.
New world champion Cacace offers Cordina rematch
New IBF super-featherweight world title holder Anthony Cacace is willing to offer Joe Cordina an immediate rematch.
O'Neill wants to see Evans continue for 'club and country'
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says he and Jonny Evans will discuss the Manchester United defender's playing future during next month's international window.
All you need to know about the Paralympics with 100 days to go
With 100 days to go until the Paris Paralympics, BBC Sport guides you through the sports, the venues and how many gold medals can be won.
Ferguson and Wiffen miss out on Olympic Games spots
Larne swimmers Conor Ferguson and Nathan Wiffen have both missed out on securing individual Olympic Games spots at the Irish trials in Dublin.
Mackin set to miss remainder of Armagh season
Armagh are hit by a huge blow after star attacker Aimee Mackin is ruled out for the rest of the season by an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
Keenan set for Ireland Sevens Olympic switch
Hugo Keenan is set to miss Ireland's two-Test series against South Africa this summer and will instead join the Irish Sevens team at the Paris Olympics.
Ireland lose to Argentina in Pro League encounter
Ireland lose 3-1 to Argentina in their Pro League encounter in Antwerp one day after defeating Olympic champions Belgium.
GAA championship fixtures/results
Fixture list, results and tables for the 2024 football and hurling championships and leagues.
The GAA Social with former referee Maurice Deegan
3 All-Ireland finals and now a new role. Maurice answers every question. Refreshing
Highlights: North West 200 - Part Three
Highlights of Saturday?s racing from the North West 200. Presented by Stephen Watson.
Highlights: North West 200 - Part Two
Highlights of Saturday?s racing from the North West 200. Presented by Stephen Watson.
Watch: Reds end 45-year wait for Irish Cup
Ronan Hale hits an extra-time double as Clftonville beat Linfield 3-1 to win the Irish Cup for the first time since 1979.
Election skirmishes over tax and workers' rights
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer hit the campaign trail as their parties face questions over key policies.
Boy, 17, arrested after woman stabbed to death on beach
One woman has died and a second is in a serious condition in hospital after the attack on Friday.
Leasehold reforms become law without ground rent cap
Laws aimed at making life fairer for England and Wales leaseholders are rushed through Parliament.
Pilot dies after Spitfire crash in Lincolnshire field
Emergency services are at the scene of the crash near RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire.
Boy who died in flat fall was amazing, says brother
Jason Campbell pays tribute to Renoy Ellis, 12, who died after he fell from a flat in south London.
Driver eating McDonald's seen with hands off wheel
National Highways shares video of three dangerous driving incidents to coincide with a safety initiative.
Mabel shakes up Big Weekend's main stage in Luton
This year's BBC Radio 1 festival is taking place over three days, with record-breaking Brit Award winner Raye topping the bill today.
Extinct ?mountain jewel? plant returned to wild - in secret location
A plant picked for its beautiful flowers then wiped out in the UK mainland makes a dramatic return.
Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford announce divorce
The couple previously presented ITV's This Morning and were married for 14 years.
Fire at ex-criminal hospital that held Kray twin
A blaze at the old Broadmoor Hospital site in Berkshire has been extinguished, says fire service.
Man charged over dog walker shooting death
BrianLow's death was initially ruled to be medical-related, but it was later found he had been shot in the chest.
Smartphone ban for kids 'worth considering' - MPs
The Education Select Committee report warns that some phone use resembles "behavioural addiction".