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Donal MacLynn is the innovator behind Mara, the new Sparkling Sea Moss Tea: Mara brings a healthy and delicious taste to the drinks sector

Newry innovator brews up a new idea with sea moss drink

The team behind the new UK deals for Two Stacks in Newry are Shane McCarthy, Liam Brogan and Donal McLynn, now also the innovator behind the recently launched Mara Sea Moss beverage

NI whiskey maker takes ‘Dram in a Can’ nationwide across Tesco GB

A computer-generated image of the proposed new civic hub in Newry.

Green legal challenge to council over proposed new civic hub

'Keep growing': NI family-owned car retailer lands exclusive AION franchise

Elevate Storage Solutions wins major S&W Wholesale contract as it continues all-Ireland growth. Pictured is directors Ross and Caroline Davison from Elevate Storage Solutions with Jakub Janíček from JTB Storage

NI storage specialist wins £800,000 contract for major Newry warehouse project

Inpatient maternity services will now be moved from Newry to Craigavon due to a shortage of consultants.

Trust Board confirms date to move inpatient maternity from Newry to Craigavon

Eddie Curtis from SOS Daisy Hill speaks to crowds in Newry on Sunday about the closure of maternity services. NM264370

College says Daisy Hill maternity crisis reflected across UK

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Traffic & Travel: Newry road closed following collision

Eddie Curtis from SOS Daisy Hill speaks to crowds in Newry on Sunday about the closure of maternity services. NM264370

Trust still moving maternity services - mothers face two hour drive

Newry Leisure Centre.

New parking powers could see on-the-spot fines at leisure centres in Newry. Mour...

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Parking Ulster’s community spirit for a small profit

New car parking machines planned

Newry’s new parking machines will stop ‘Good Samaritan’ ticket sharing

Newry's Merchants Quay during a 'blackout'. Photo by Newry.LN

Christmas lights black out concerns as Newry faces 'overspending' challenge

Cunningham has secured major contracts in Ireland and Sweden and appointed John Cunningham to lead its Mission Critical Division as it celebrates 20 years in business. Pictured is Joanne Cunningham, director, Tim Cunningham, CEO, John Cunningham, managing director, Mission Critical and Lisa Murtagh, COO

'Exciting new chapter': NI construction firm lands €35m in data centre contracts

Students at an OSG school

New Plymouth Brethren school planned

Sylvie McDermott, chief operating officer, Phorest and Anne Beggs, chief commercial officer, Invest NI

Irish software platform company to create fully remote delivery team in NI
Phorest to establish products, engineering and operations team with £162,500 in Invest NI support
Claire Cartmill

Road closed following rtc

Second rtc near Newry - road expected to be closed for some time

Newry road closed

Busy Co Armagh route closed by police following 'serious' rtc

Playr-Fit co-owners and directors Steven Burns and Kieran Quinn are joined by family members and special guests to mark the official opening of the company’s new headquarters

‘Next phase of growth’: NI teamwear firm invests £2m and plans 12 new jobs

Daisy Hill Hospital Newry.

Meeting told of date being set for last birth at Daisy Hill Hospital

Family and friends pictured at the funeral of Westlife fan Danielle O'Keane (inset) who died going to meet husband after a concert

Tragic ‘Westlife mum’s’ funeral

Jenny Powell, chief operating officer at Exchange For Change, pictured with representatives from the companies appointed to support delivery of the UK’s deposit return scheme

Newry recyling firm lands key role in UK-wide deposit return scheme

Re-Gen has appointed experienced operations leader Kieran McPolin as its first MSW (Municipal Solid Waste) general manager

NI waste management firm appoints first MSW manager as recycling plant expands

The future of maternity services at Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry is under threat because of staff shortages

Petition call to save maternity services

Co Down mother of two Danielle O'Keane passed away after a tragic accident she suffered shortly after leaving a Westlife show in Dublin. Photo: Danielle O'Keane/Facebook

Westlife pay tribute to tragic fan: Band dedicates songs to Danielle O'Keane

The price of both diesel and petrol in NI is currently at its highest since the Iran war began (photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Diesel in Northern Ireland creeps closer to £2 per litre after yet another rise

Seven-year-old Leo O’Brien from Newry - pictured with sister Kate, mum Emma and dad Andrew - has been named a British Heart Foundation Young Heart Hero for defying expectations

Little Leo’s incredible heart fight inspires families across UK
The mother of a young boy from Newry who has faced three open-heart surgeries and years of treatment for a complex congenital heart condition insists her son is an inspiration.
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Bessbrook resident John Davis ay Bessbrook Mill with the petition.

Plans for £60m redevelop of former British army base in Co Armagh bring objectio...

Co-founder Paul Vallely reflects on growing Kukoon with sister Clare Walsh from their father’s rug stall into a 75-strong business, with a new Banbridge store, an expanding product range and plans for North America

Rugs to riches: How NI siblings turned a market stall into a £21m global brand

Shane McCarthy (centre), managing director of Two Stacks in Newry with fellow founders of the business Liam Brogan and Donal MacLynn

Newry whiskey blender takes Irish cream on the go with UK retail launch

Daisy Hill Hospital, Newry

Plan could see no babies born at Daisy Hill Hospital

MP Danny Kruger will tell the DUP conference later on Friday that the move aims to stop “illegal and unvetted dangerous criminals” using the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland as a backdoor route to the UK

Reform pledge immigration spot checks and £10k fines at Irish border

Pictured is Paul Ward, director of Shelbourne Motors, and Gavin Thompson, Group rental manager at SVRgo, launch the company’s new £2.25 million Belfast operation, creating four jobs and taking its fleet to 350 vehicles

NI family-owned car retailer invests £2.25m in new vehicle rental operation

Donaldson, 63, was convicted at Newry Crown Court earlier this year of 18 sex offences, including one count of rape, relating to the abuse of two women when they were children.

Judge receives victim impact reports ahead of sentencing of Jeffrey Donaldson

Global consulting firm First Derivative is investing £15.3 million in R&D and jobs at a new AI and Fintech Centre of Excellence. Pictured are Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald, First Minister Michelle O’Neill, Andrew Colhoun,head of First Derivative, deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and Kieran Donoghue, chief executive of Invest NI

Global consulting firm announces £15.3m investment and 100 new jobs in NI

Twenty-one kebab businesses from across Northern Ireland have reached the semi-finals of the British Kebab Awards, with operators from Belfast, Londonderry, Newry, Craigavon and towns across the region now competing for national recognition

Public vote: 21 NI kebab businesses named British Kebab Awards semi-finalists

Northern Ireland health, safety, and environmental consultancy Paul Feely & Associates (PFA) is expanding its team, investing in new services and new technology as demand for its support continues to grow. Pictured is Emma Turley, operations director with Paul Feely, managing director PFA

NI consultancy steps up growth with new recruits, promotion and tech investment

Newry Mourne and Down District Council had the highest level of sickness.

Council staff sick rates ‘notably higher’ than those in Civil Service

The body of Laura Marshall was found in a flat at Victoria Street in Lurgan in April 2016

Inquest into death of dental nurse Laura Marshall to start in October

A developed design of Newry City Park, which was granted planning permission at a meeting of Newry, Mourne and Down District Council’s Planning Committee on 2 September

Planning permission granted for new multi-million regeneration project in Newry

The Shankill Defenders Flute band said they were treated well at the Fleadh in Belfast but rejected by Sinn Fein in Newry.

SF's 'double standards' on road closures at Fleadh and 'Black' parade

Gareth Wilson MLA

DUP MLA warns Parades Commission is in a very bad place

Five young members of the Black from Kilkeel were among those who were enjoying the event - Harvey Gordon, Ben McConnell, James Annett, Joel Young and Mason Hanna.

Crowds turn out to see 17,000 members of 'The Black' and 300 marching bands

Newry District Officers.

Gallery: Royal Black parade in Newry as part of their Last Saturday events

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Editorial: ‘Last Saturday’ demonstrations a fitting end to parade season

Kukoon, one of the UK and Ireland's leading e-commerce retailers which began life selling clearance items online, is set to partner with high street giant, Next. Pictured are Brother and sister owners of Kukoon Paul Vallely and Clare Walsh

NI family-run homeware firm lands major Next deal after record £21m turnover

Warrenpoint Town manager Gary Boyle. (Photo by Warrenpoint Town FC)

Gary Boyle feels Warrenpoint's derby win 'as good a performance as we’ve had'

Royal Black Institution members celebrating the Last Saturday in Loughgall, Co Armagh, in 2023. Pic: Graham Baalham-Curry

Last Saturday brings down curtain on parading season

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Details of forest park parking charges proposal revealed

Councillor Cathal King.

Heart felt family account leads to SEN pilot

The £10m Down GAA centre of excellence will open in 2028

DUP concern GAA will ‘squeeze out’ other sports

Clann na Banna CLG said Taylor was 'a valued member of our Senior Men’s team, a teammate and a friend, and a kind and much loved young man'.

Heartbroken mother’s tribute to son 'who had it all'

TV star Vogue Williams unveils new rug collection with NI homeware firm

Kate O'Connor celebrates winning gold at the European Athletics Championships

Double champ Kate O'Connor targets world and Olympic titles after golden summer

Almost two thirds of drivers are against plans to cut the number of pay and display parking meters in Northern Ireland, in a move towards ticketless payments according to new research. Picture: Matt Cardy/Getty Images.

Two in three drivers oppose plans to cut pay and display machines

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