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Five-Star Tyrone Add Another U20 Title Beating Louth

Ireland · Ireland

Five-Star Tyrone Add Another U20 Title Beating Louth

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Tyrone were crowned All-Ireland U20 football champions for the third time in four years as their devastating attacking power proved too much for Louth, winning 5-16 to 0-17 at the Box-It Athletic Grounds.See the Story

Dowling enjoying Kildare's hurling rising - HoganStand

Kildare · Kildare

Dowling enjoying Kildare's hurling rising - HoganStand

Brian Dowling is delighted with the progress the Kildare hurlers have made during his two seasons at the helm.See the Story

Alan aims to cycle the length of Ireland

Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland

Alan aims to cycle the length of Ireland

By Julie McLaughlin A local man is cycling from one end of the island of Ireland to the other to raise money for a cancer charity close to home. Alan Blakely (63), from the Castlewellan area, is undertaking the challenge of cycling from Mizen Head in County Cork to Malin Head in County Donegal. Mizen Head is the most southwesterly point on the main island of Ireland, while Malin Head is the most northerly. The journey, spanning more than 600 mil…Read Article

Plans put forward for Ardnabannon House

The first of a series of planned works to breathe new life into Ardnabannon House has been proposed. Plans to restore and refurbish office and administration buildings at the Annsborough site were recently submitted to the council by Ardnabannon House Limited. Last month, the Mourne Observer revealed that a PAD (pre-application discussion) submission – which allows potential applicants to discuss plans with planners prior to lodging a full appli…Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

DUP councillors stage walk out

By Ryan Sands The DUP walked out en masse from Monday’s monthly council meeting after a notice of motion it had tabled on April’s Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of a woman was deferred. The party also signalled its intent to withdraw from the Equality and Good Relations Reference Group – the body to which it was redirected – “until further notice,” citing its unhappiness with the adoption, earlier in the meeting, of a new bilingual…DUP · Northern Ireland Read Article

Appeal not to feed ponies at Murlough

By Lisa Ramsden For over 30 years, a herd of semi-wild Exmoor ponies has been living off the land at Murlough National Nature Reserve, playing a special role as conservation heroes. These beautiful, semi-wild animals are vital to maintaining the delicate balance of the ecosystem. By grazing on vegetation, they help create the diverse habitats that benefit the reserve’s wildlife. Nine mares currently live within this picturesque setting. There ar…Wildfires · Northern Ireland Read Article

Valley Ladies’ scoring spree continues

By Jonathan Brown Valley Rangers Ladies captain Elaine Patterson says putting the ball in the back of the net as much as possible could be key to her team gaining another league promotion this season. Speaking after last Wednesday night’s 11-0 hammering of Rathfriland in the NIWFA Division Four Cup, Patterson praised Valley’s flawless start to the season. Valley Rangers captain Elaine Patterson “It was a good win (against Rathfriland), we sort o…Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

Mayobridge martial arts athlete makes history

Rachael Carvill, a talented and dedicated Taekwon-Do athlete from Mayobridge, is set to represent Ireland at the upcoming ITF World Championships in Barcelona. The Championships will take place from 23 to 27 July. Rachael began her Taekwon-Do journey at just seven years old, inspired by her cousins and older brother. Training under Cathal Fegan at his School of Taekwon-Do in Warrenpoint, Rachael showed early promise and earned her black belt by …Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

Mourne Gateway Project could move to new location

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Council claims “environmental sensitivity will continue to be a core principle of the proposal”Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland See the Story

Castlewellan family overwhelmed by support for Ben

The mother of a six-year-old Castlewellan boy born with a rare genetic syndrome has said her family is “overwhelmed” by the response to a fundraising campaign to help pay for life-changing therapy. Two years ago, Ben McAleenan was diagnosed with an ultra-rare genetic condition, Pitt-Hopkins Syndrome. The disorder causes, amongst other things, developmental delays and breathing problems, and in Ben’s case, he is unable to walk, has low muscle ton…Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

Scottish cattle helping to protect the Mournes

By Lisa Ramsden A traditional breed of cattle, more accustomed to Scotland, is playing a critically important role in the conservation and protection of the Bloody Bridge site near Newcastle. Recently, the National Trust introduced a number of Belted Galloway cattle to the site overlooking the coast road, in a bid to help control the amount of gorse and undergrowth that quickly take hold when fires break out. Historically, the site has been the …Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Read Article

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