Local news from Portadown and the surrounding area
The murder of Robert Hamill should serve as a “reminder” to people in Portadown of what sectarianism can bring, a former Northern Ireland Secretary has said.
Jamie Bryson has said that a major judgment on Drumcree handed down by the Court of Appeal today has ramifications far beyond Portadown.
Portadown Sinn Fein Cllr Paul Duffy says he feels ‘very frightened’ after crosshairs with his name were painted on storage container at his work place.
Garvaghy Road residents opposed to the Orange Order’s parade route in Portadown have lost their latest bid to challenge the decision to allow it.
A Portadown travel agency is celebrating success at this year’s prestigious NI Travel & Tourism Awards.
A legal challenge to a decision by Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant to halt an Orange Order parade route along the Garvaghy Road in Portadown has been adjourned until Monday.
A legal challenge to a decision by Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant to halt Portadown District LOL’s parade in Portadown is set to be heard.
Portadown manager David Jeffrey has dismissed “some nonsense being talked” about their transfer budget - and feels his side are now “further up the road” as players continue to settle after Friday’s P
The Orange Order is seeking urgent meetings following the banning of a parade route in Portadown following an almost two-week standoff.
First Minister Michelle O’Neill has expressed relief at a decision by Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant to halt an Orange Order parade from going down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown.
A man who threw a bottle at a police Land Rover on the Garvaghy Road “out of frustration” because he could not get to the off licence has been handed jail sentences totalling six months.
The Northern Ireland Secretary of State has said he is to ban the Drumcree parade in Portadown.
Northern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said she will “co-operate” with a police investigation after she received a letter from the PSNI probing alleged criminal offences relating to he
Northern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said she has not received a letter from police probing alleged criminal offences relating to her involvement in a protest against an Orange Order
Sinn Fein and People Before Profit elected representatives have received letters from police probing alleged criminal offences in the ongoing parading dispute in Portadown.
A Northern Ireland Assembly member has confirmed he has been contacted by police investigating alleged criminal offences in the ongoing parading dispute in Portadown.
A Portadown bakery business has been fined £1,150 for breaching a series of food safety regulations.
A stand-off between Orange Order members and residents in Portadown has been described as “now bigger than the Garvaghy Road”.
A stand-off between Orange Order members and residents in Portadown has been described as “now bigger than the Garvaghy Road”.
Almost 100 former Greenmount students and guests attended the Greenmount Association’s Autumn Farm Walk at Kilvergan Holsteins, near Portadown.
