Newry

Beyond Brexit talk; FedEx, Accenture and Providence Resources to report

Week beginning Saturday, April 27th, 2019

Day-long discussions involved Dr Catherine Corless and Tuam Home Survivors Network

Newry is being considered as a possible location to store the UK’s nuclear refuse

Both men, aged 19 and 53, released on bail pending further inquiries

‘Britain is an important country, a serious country, a great country with great history’

Sammy Wilson says Varadkar has taken ‘sledgehammer’ to cross-Border relations

Met Éireann issues updates as gusts of up to 130km/h and flooding are expected

George Mitchell sends support, calling for deal negotiators to show political courage

Lifeboat davit is the largest artefact recovered from wreck of the liner sunk in WW1

Sean O’Neill, who was buried with guard of honour, had NI arrest warrant out for him

EU’s chief negotiator says preparations must be made for no agreement on visit to Border area

Pontiff ‘a complex figure . . . he knows when people are not being true to him,’ says prelate

During therapy sessions for sex offenders, Finnegan insisted: ‘I’ve done nothing wrong’

Allegations of sexual and physical abuse made later against Fr Malachy Finnegan

Adults in St Colman’s College and diocese knew about claims, Clement Leneghan says

Bishop of Dromore John McAreavey said victims’ testimony made him realise decision ‘was the wrong one’

Siobhán Phillips was seriously injured when Adrian Crevan Mackin shot dead Tony Golden

Patsy McGarry: Irish patriot was staunch backer of slavery and the US Confederacy

Colin and Eithne Bell set up charity after ordeal of trying to repatriate son’s body

‘It was like a bomb going off in the car when the air rushed in,’ court hears

Kathleen Boylan was injured after incident took place as daughter was driving on the M1

He will be buried with his parents in Newry – his name already on the family headstone

Weekend of fires across country leaves one family homeless, wildlife groups concerned

Anne Morgan at French forest where fresh searches began for INLA victim this week

Obituary: Dan Rooney

Bea Worton (88) had challenged Equality Commission over Raymond McCreesh park

As traditional Irish hostelries in US decline, Nu Irish Bars are gaining momentum

Kenny confident that talks will restore stability to Northern Executive and Assembly

Henry Reilly was party candidate in 2014 Euro elections in which he took 24,000 votes

15kg of cocaine recovered following interception of haulage vehicle just arrived from Britain

Applications for covert activity are key part of MI5’s battle against dissident republicans

Most dissident attacks in North last year were foiled, according to head of security services

Event commemorates saint born 500 years ago, relic to arrive in Galway on Saturday

Dublin man Michael Coleman (34) called victim a ‘culchie’ and began punching him

Old style sweets and outdoor gear knocked down north of the Border

Nuala O’Loan says some paramilitaries recruited as informants were ‘serial killers’

Walk, in period costume, commemorated 1847 walk when 1,490 starving tenants from Strokestown walked to Dublin and boarded a ship for Canada

Michael Hanrahan, Glenmore Park, Dundalk, pleaded guilty to incidents at Daisy Hill Hospital

Lawyers intend to focus on up to three phone calls made to or from victim’s home