US Edition285 trees planted along Newry-Portadown Canal to remember locals who lost lives in Covid-19 pandemic
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285 trees planted along Newry-Portadown Canal to remember locals who lost lives in Covid-19 pandemic
Close to 300 trees have been planted along the Newry to Portadown Canal in memory of those who lost their lies locally during the Covid-19 pandemic. And tonight, the wording of special plaques is to be agreed upon, with these to be placed on site. Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council agreed in June 2021 to consider planting Covid memorial trees. It has now been confirmed that 285 have been planted at three separate locations. The…
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