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Northern Ireland mobile crushing and screening equipment manufacturer Roco is investing £2.5million in a factory expansion and 30 new jobs. Pictured during a visit to Rocco, Crossmaglen are Alistair Quinn, head of Southern Regional Business, Invest NI, Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald and Shane Connolly, CEO, Rocco. Photo William Cherry/Presseye

NI manufacturer invests £2.5m in new factory and doubles headcount

Graham’s Interior Fit-Out division has appointed Co Armagh native Sean McNiff as its new managing director

NI firm drives growth across high-profile UK projects with new Co Armagh MD

Oran Gofundme page

Heartfelt GoFundMe appeal soars for Oran Marron ‘who sadly left us far too soon'

Raymond McEntee

Family of missing man Raymond McEntee desperate for answers

Within SRC’s Faculty of Computing Design & Academic Studies, graduate Emma McVerry won the part-time ‘Student of the Year’ Award, sponsored by Sacia, on Friday 29th August 2025. Emma was presented with her award by Brian Reid, guest speaker and CEO of Deli Lites.

From coding to creativity: Graduate Emma finds her passion

Detectives are appealing for information and witnesses following a report of a petrol bomb incident in Crossmaglen in the early hours of this morning

Police probe for information regarding Crossmaglen petrol bomb incident

20 PSNI officers were injured within a 24-hour period across Northern Ireland, with seven unable to remain on duty

Seven PSNI officers unable to continue their duties after spate of incidents

Anthony Atkins

Man who died in traffic incident was lying in road when he was hit by a car

The Cullaville Road area in Crossmaglen

A man has died following a road traffic collision on Friday evening

Military veteran Rob Hughes in 1991 as a Lance Corporal in the Royal Green Jackets serving in south Armagh. The veteran who was shot in an IRA ambush while serving in Northern Ireland has revealed how he has returned to the scene where he suffered life-changing injuries and has urged other veterans who had been hurt while serving in the region to return as part of the healing process

Veteran returns to scene where he was shot in IRA ambush during Troubles

Glock pistol found in the South Armagh arms cache. It is clear these guns were republican, as was the case with many during Ross Hussey's time on the Policing Board

Letter: Guns found in south Armagh were republican yet PSNI won't say so

â€ ̃Earlier today, the Secretary of State visited the RUCGC Foundation memorial Garden. He was met on arrival by Foundation Chairman, Brian Rea CBE and Foundation Trustee Stephen White OBE.
The Secretary of State was given a guided tour through the History Trail within the Garden by Volunteer Guides Tommy and Barbara Servis before viewing a demonstration on the RUCGC Oral History Project.â€TM
Pictured are Barbara Servis, Guide, Stephen White OBE, Secretary of State James Brokenshire, Foundation Chairman, Brian Rea CBE and Tommy Servis, Guide. Photo by Simon Graham/Harrison Photography

First murders of RUC men were criticised on both sides of border

Letter to the editor

PSNI chief finds he is dealing with the most easily offended

News Letter editorial

PSNI officers are heavily armed due to the republican terrorist threat

Anne Graham speaks on December 9 at a seminar in memory of her brother Edgar, a law lecturer and Ulster Unionist politician murdered at the edge of Queen's University by the IRA in 1983
. Photo Laura Davison/Pacemaker Press

I do not know how Northern Ireland has coped with the tragedy of the Troubles bu...

Ian and Pauline Bothwell of Crossfire Trust celebrate 40 years of their work in south Armagh at Crossmaglen Rangers GAC on November 9, 2019, with Newry Mourne and Down District Council Deputy Chairman Terry Andrews.

South Armagh reconciliation trust celebrates forty years of work
A reception has been held in a Crossmaglen GAA club for a south Armagh man and wife team who have worked for reconciliation in the area for 40 years.
Philip Bradfield

Ian and Pauline Bothwell of Crossfire Trust celebrate 40 years of their work in south Armagh at Crossmaglen Rangers GAC on November 9, 2019, with Newry Mourne and Down District Council Deputy Chairman Terry Andrews.

Crossfire Trust celebrates 40 years of reconciliation work on Irish border

Michelle ONeill, centre, and other Sinn Fein politicians attended the Time for Truth march in Belfast, above. She then attended the commemoration of an IRA man in Crossmaglen

It speaks volumes about Sinn Fein that they glorify a terrorist on a murder miss...

Grenadier Guardsman Daniel Blinco

Anniversary of last Crossmaglen soldier murder victim

Kenny Donaldson said it was important to remember the sacrifices made by regular soldiers

Tributes to soldiers murdered 40 years ago in Crossmaglen

Steady demand for cattle at Markethill Mart

Markethill Mart: Top price of Â£1,435 paid for heavy heifer

Markethill Mart: Good quality cull ewes sell from Â£80 to Â£108 each

Markethill Mart: Limousin sells to Â£1,370 for 574k

(back row left to right) Lord David Trimble, Sir Reg Empey, Lord Paul Murphy of Torfaen and (front row left to right) Seamus Mallon, former taoiseach Bertie Ahern, Senator George Mitchell and Gerry Adams, at an event to mark the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, at Queen's University in Belfast on April 10

I held my dying comrade, but bore no ill will at release of killers

Image taken from PSNI Newry and Mourne facebook page

PSNI on hand to help with lorry load of beer

Markethill Mart: Heavy heifers sell to Â£1,490
An entry of 550 cattle at Markethill on Saturday 13th January sold in another good trade for all classes of stock.
By The Newsroom

Store cattle sell to Â£1,155 for 528k at Markethill Mart

Markethill Mart: Beef bred cows sell to Â£1,075

16/3/2011: An image of a fuel laundering plant in Crossmaglen, south Armagh. It was said to be the biggest in Northern Ireland at the time. It is unconnected with any of the cases set out below.

Yet another south Armagh fuel launderer escapes jail

DUP MLA Willaim Irwin

PSNI operation uncovers unlicensed medication

Linda McHugh lobbying Tom Arthur MSP in Edinburgh for reinstatement of war widow pensions

Army widow: I hope death of my Jock won't be in vain

Private James Alfred Lee, from Yorkshire, was killed by an IRA landmine in Crossmaglen on July 16, 1972. His widow Susan Rimmer has told her story to the News Letter.

Army widow: I was shocked by Martin McGuinness' funeral

240kg calf sells to Â£640 at Rathfriland Co-Op

Conall McCavitt

Armagh sports star remains in coma after hit-and-run, say family

Arrest after hit and run in Co Armagh

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Pedestrian '˜critical' after hit and run in Co Armagh

Serious crash in Co Armagh

No arrests after '˜ramming attacks'

Top price of Â£85 for 27.5k for sheep at Rathfriland

Weanlings sell to Â£1015 at Rathfriland

The tractor has now been recovered

Tractor belonging to late son found

Case against IRA has gone all quiet

The case was heard at the Court of Appeal in Belfast

Former dissident republican wins appeal over sentence

Court

Siblings '˜were attacked with wheel brace in south Armagh'

Court

Woman charged over distraction burglaries was already on bail, court told

Another good entry of cattle at Markethill

File photo dated 17/12/15 of alleged former IRA leader Thomas 'Slab' Murphy

Alleged ex-IRA chief Thomas '˜Slab' Murphy jailed for tax evasion

Bullock sell to Â£1200 for 640k at Rathfriland

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