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Cross-community gaelic games take to the road

[This is taken from A Note from the Next Door Neighbours , the monthly e-bulletin of Andy Pollak, Director of the Centre for Cross Border Studies in Armagh and Dublin] Billy Tate is one of the unsung heroes of cross-border and cross-community cooperation in Northern Ireland. This Ulster Unionist Party member and former soldier in the Royal Artillery is the principal of Belvoir Park Primary School,...

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Four-year-old integrated school to shut down

By Maggie Taggart BBC NI education correspondent BBC 11 June 2008 An integrated secondary school in Armagh is to close after only four years of operation . The school is to close in September next year It is understood Armagh College is the first integrated school in Northern Ireland to fail after having been granted government funding. The integrated movement blamed a series of setbacks, including...

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Back home - Armagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Jump to the full entry & travel map Armagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom TBC

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PSNI investigate armed robbery

Police in Northern Ireland are investigating an armed robbery in Armagh, in which thieves made off with a substantial sum of money.

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Suspect held over 1977 murder of army captain Robert Nairac in Ireland

A man from South Armagh was being questioned today by police about the murder of military intelligence officer Captain Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland more than 30 years ago.

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Suspect held over SAS officer's murder

Police investigating the murder of SAS officer Captain Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland more than 30 years ago arrested a man in South Armagh today.

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Suspect held over 1977 murder

Police investigating the murder of SAS officer Captain Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland more than 30 years ago have arrested a man in South Armagh.

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Suspect held over 1977 murder

Police investigating the murder of SAS officer Captain Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland more than 30 years ago have arrested a man in South Armagh.

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Suspect held over 1977 murder

Police investigating the murder of SAS officer Captain Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland more than 30 years ago have arrested a man in South Armagh.

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Man arrested over Nairac killing

Police investigating the murder of SAS officer Captain Robert Nairac in Northern Ireland more than 30 years ago arrested a man in South Armagh today.

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Soccer Shorts - Irish Switch

EAST FIFE'S game at Armagh on their pre-season tour of Northern Ireland is off. The Methil side will now play Newry on Friday, July 18, and Loughgall the next day.

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Norn Irons glamourous lifestyle never gets going

TV VIEW: IT WAS, perhaps, the moment Leeanne Druse swallowed a fly while watching her boyfriend, Armagh Gaelic footballer Ronan Clarke, playing for Keady that we wondered if BBC Northern Ireland would struggle to keep their promise that new series NI Wags would be nothing but glitz and glamour over its six-week duration.

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IMC to blame IRA members for Paul Quinn killing

Belfast Telegraph Wednesday, April 30, 2008 The body set up to monitor paramilitary activity in Northern Ireland is expected to publicly state today that the IRA leadership did not sanction the murder of Paul Quinn last October. The 21-year-old, from Cullyhanna in south Armagh, was beaten to death after being lured to a remote farm in Co Monaghan by a gang of men. His family have blamed IRA members...

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From Doolin to Armagh - Armagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Emerald Isle here we come...!