Business park could see 300 jobs created Newtown Abbey TimesApproximately 300 new jobs could now be created after planning approval was granted for a new business park in Newtownabbey. Members of Antrim and ...
Concerns as murderer 'with Dublin connections' reamains on the run Extra.ieA murderer from Northern Ireland remains 'unlawfully at large' more than 18 months after his licence was revoked, amid concerns he could have fled to the ...
Newtownabbey man battered with axe handles in paramilitary style attack Belfast LiveA man in his 20s has been battered with pick axe handles in a paramilitary punishment attack. Police say three masked men approached the victim in the Green ...
Council has lowest absenteeism in Northern Ireland Newtown Abbey TimesNewly released figures from the NI Audit Office show the average number of working days lost by local council employees is the lowest across the country.
Senior citizens? club closes after 40 years Larne TimesGreenland Senior Citizens' Club has been brought to a conclusion after more than 40 years with the distribution of its funds.
Newtownabbey cinema complex to go ahead as developer reports £266m loss The Irish NewsPROPERTY giant, Hammerson has said it remains committed to the creation of a new cinema complex in Newtownabbey, despite reporting an annual loss of ...
NI paper review: Rory's rough round and Tyrone bus update BBC NewsRory's rough round and a harbour tragedy are among the stories on the front pages of Northern Ireland's papers on Friday. A struggling Rory McIlroy is pictured ...
Generous donation made to Rosstulla School Newtownabbey TimesMembers of Abbey Allsorts recently held a fundraising disco in Whitehouse Working Men's Club in aid of Rosstulla Special School. In addition to the funds raised ...
Mandolin played by Rory Gallagher donated to museum Newtownabbey TimesNewtownabbey man, Joseph Cohen, has gifted a vintage G.La Foley Mandolin played by the late legendary rock blues guitarist Rory Gallagher to the ...
Council launches pool pods for leisure centres Newtownabbey TimesResidents with disabilities and restricted mobility will be able to enjoy a swim at local leisure centres thanks to new Poolpods.