- Killer bug found in more baby units
- Church leader's prayers for Paisley
- £255,000 drive to reduce divisions
- Soldier teaches Afghan general
- 371 prison officers seek redundancy
- Historic city church to be saved
- Property prices 'tumble by 10%'
- Robinson 'targeting liberal voters'
- Man shot dead in housing estate
- Massereene killer to learn of term
- Legal chief 'could face Assembly'
- Barracks shooting parade cancelled
- New moderator makes community vow
- People urged not to use smoky coal
- Tennent's treat for unsigned bands
Local
Detectives given more time to question men in Andrew Lorimer murder investigation
DETECTIVES from PSNI’s Serious Crime Branch investigating the murder of Andrew Lorimer at Portlec Place in Lurgan have, on Thuesday morning (February 9) at Lisburn Magistrates Court, been granted a further 36 hours to detain and question three men aged 18, 20 and 21.
Burglary charge in Andrew Lorimer murder investigation
DETECTIVES from the PSNI’s Serious Crime Branch investigating the murder of Andrew Lorimer at Portlec Place in Lurgan have charged man with Burglary.
Andrew was a ‘quiet gentleman’ say friends
TRIBUTES have been paid to the ‘quiet gentleman’ who was murdered in Lurgan at the weekend.
Arrests follow murder
A MURDER investigation is continuing after the body of Andrew Lorimer was discovered in his Portlec Place home on Sunday.
Friends pay tribute to Andy Lorimer
THE following tributes to Andy Lorimer were placed on our Facebook page on Tuesday.
National
Killer bug found in more baby units
Traces of a deadly infection which killed four babies in hospitals in Northern Ireland have been found in three more neonatal units.
Church leader's prayers for Paisley
The next moderator of the Presbyterian Church has expressed his best wishes for the Rev Ian Paisley and his family.
£255,000 drive to reduce divisions
Graffiti art and DJ classes are the unlikely activities being used to bring young people together in one of Northern Ireland's most divided towns.
Soldier teaches Afghan general
A soldier based in Northern Ireland is teaching English to a top Afghan general.
371 prison officers seek redundancy
Stormont Assembly members have been told that 371 prison officers have applied to leave their jobs under a £60 million redundancy scheme.
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Weather for Lurgan
Friday 10 February 2012
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Light rain
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