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Newcastle's bathing waters benefit from £3.5m upgrade to pipelines

Newcastle · Northern Ireland

Newcastle's bathing waters benefit from £3.5m upgrade to pipelines

NI WATER has completed a £3.5m programme of improvements at Newcastle Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW) ahead of the start of the bathing water season. The significant programme of work - carried out by Murphy Dawson Wam JV - involved the upgrade of the three-stage treatment process to ensure that t Read Article

NMD Council first in NI to sign up to global 'net-zero' treaty

Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland

NMD Council first in NI to sign up to global 'net-zero' treaty

NEWRY, Mourne and Down Council is targeting a net zero carbon footprint by becoming the first local authority to sign up to a global treaty. The council will now seek to end its use of fossil fuels, with a roadmap towards alternative energy. The green initiative will also look to monitor air quality Read Article

Blue flags for Cranfield, Murlough and Tyrella Beaches

Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland

Blue flags for Cranfield, Murlough and Tyrella Beaches

Northern Ireland’s award-winning beaches and marinas have been revealed at a ceremony at Belfast Harbour Office. Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful, who manage the accreditations locally, announced 22 winning sites across five council areas. Cranfield, Murlough and Tyrella beaches in our district are t Read Article

Take on the Craigavon Lake 10k, 5k or 1k!

Athletes, fun runners and active families are lacing up their running shoes for the annual Craigavon Lake 1k, 5k and 10k run and wheelchair race on Wednesday June 25 2025! Sponsored by Rushmere Shopping Centre, McKeever Sports, Lidl, Tesco, Eurospar and organised by Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, the Craigavon Lake Run is now a regular feature in the athletics calendar and attracts over 500 entrants each year! The 1k Famil…Lidl · Northern Ireland See the Story

Multinational firm with Rathfriland roots branching out in Poland

THE Rathbane Group, which boasts its roots in Rathfriland, has opened a newly acquired office in Gdansk in Poland, as it seeks to grow its business in the region. The Rathbane Group consists of a number of trading entities - MJM Marine, Mivan, Nautical Technical Solutions (NTS), Topglass and RathbanNorthern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

New sports retailer pitches up at The Boulevard

THE Boulevard has strengthened its line-up of sports retailers with the arrival of a new outlet, creating eight jobs in Banbridge. Sportslocker has opened a 1,300 sq ft store, joining brands including Nike, Under Armour, Adidas, Asics and Castore. The store stocks a wide range of sports replica itemNorthern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

Ruane welcomes new Warrenpoint bathing sites

NEWRY, Mourne and Down District Councillor Michael Ruane has welcomed the decision by DAERA Minister Andrew Muir to announce Warrenpoint seafront as a formally identified bathing site. The Minister made the announcement during Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful’s 2025 Beach and Marina Awards. This is tNorthern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

‘Game changing’: Newry set to host Christmas Market over five weeks

Newry is set to host its first ever Christmas Market as a “game changing” drive for its 400-year-old city centre trading halls. The council’s sustainability and environment committee approved a report on Wednesday (May 21) to host a five week seasonal event. The seasonal boost to the border city hopes to promote local trade in a location that has faced a sharp “decline” in recent years with some elected reps cautious of the plans. Newry City SDL…Armagh · Armagh See the Story

Ulster Orchestra to perform in Rathfriland

THE Ulster Orchestra is coming to perform in Rathfriland! This will be the first time the august group of musicians will have performed in the town as they visit on Saturday, 24 May. Visiting as part of the orchestra’s ‘On Your Doorstep’ series, which seeks to bring top quality classical music to smNorthern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

'Fragile' state of Mournes landscape cited as National Trust blocks gondola plans

THE National Trust has said it will not lease land it manages in the Mourne Mountains for the development of a cable car up Slieve Donard, Northern Ireland's highest mountain. The proposed £44m project would have involved the development of a 1km cable car structure from Donard Park up to the disuseNorthern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

Flat-tened: eyesore Banbridge block is finally demolished

AN “EYESORE” block of flats in Banbridge have finally been knocked down, over two and a half years after the Housing Executive said they were ready to proceed with demolition. The block of flats at Chestnut Place on the Lurgan Road have been fenced off for some time now, with major demolition work cNorthern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

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