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    Free parking in Downpatrick and Ballynahinch for Christmas

    Newry, Mourne and Down District Council's free parking plan is a step towards encouraging people to shop local.

    Down High celebrates ‘fab four’ show-jumpers

    Ellen MacNabb, Sophie Herron, Sarah Gilchrist, and Emma Williamson were successful at the inter-school show jumping final recently.

    Clare Lodge hotel plans submitted

    The Eight 5 Zero group have submitted plans to transform the former St Vincent de Paul centre in Newcastle into a 24-bedroom hotel. Find out more about the plan.

    Warrenpoint Town apply for club redevelopment

    Warrenpoint Town FC’s redevelopment plans have been lodged as they seek to provide more facilities for the growing needs of their club.

    Fundraising appeal launches to support Shimna Stars athletes

    Members of the Shimna Stars Special Olympics Club have been selected to represent Ulster at the Special Olympics Ireland Summer Games next June, and they are appealing for support.

    Ben’s therapy fills Castlewellan family with hope

    Six-year-old Ben McAleenan attended an intensive therapy centre in London which his family believe has the potential to change his life dramatically.

    Ballymartin man completes 24-hour walk for charity

    Noel Kerr walked 74 miles in a 24-hour period in aid of the local charity The Well. Find out how much he raised, and what he said after completing his incredible challenge.

    Newcastle Ark Community Gardens is targeted again

    The Ark Community Gardens have suffered yet another break in.

    Charity appeals for end to break-ins

    A Newcastle charity has been targeted five times this month by a burglar.

    All Children’s Integrated PS’s nursery unit application is denied

    The Education Minister, Paul Givan has refused plans for a pre-school facility at All Children’s in Newcastle. The principal has said that the school ‘remains dedicated to providing high-quality education’.

    High-flying St Malachy’s students reach quadcopter final

    A team of students from St Malachy’s High School in Castlewellan have earned a spot in the national final of a STEM competition in which they had to build and fly a quadcopter.

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