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Billy's bit
5/7/2008
A GROUP of 18 young people is all set to go to Kenya in July to build an orphanage to house many of the unfortunate children there.
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Billy's bit
5/1/2008
THE townlands of Burren were saturated with children and parents, reflective jackets and plastic bags last Saturday morning. Why? You’ve guessed.
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Billy's bit
4/23/2008
THE danger of young folk climbing the scaffold surrounding the Ross monument at Rostrevor has been highlighted by concerned residents.
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Billy's bit
4/16/2008
DERELICT and run-down houses on Osborne Terrace this past few years have created an eyesore much to the annoyance of residents and visitors alike.
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Billy's bit
4/9/2008
THE news of Post Office closures has had an effect on the local community as the office at Burren will close completely, possibly by June and Atticall, Drumgrath and a few others in the vicinity of the ‘Point will get the chop.
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Annual school feis
4/2/2008
THE Easter holidays began in style at St Patrick's School, Mayobridge, on Holy Thursday, with the annual school feis.
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Billy's Bit
3/26/2008
SUNDAY, March 16 was a special day for the boys and girls of St Peter's GAA Club who held a St Patrick's weekend football tournament in Moygannon Park.
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Billy's bit
3/19/2008
WARRENPOINT Rinn Mhic Giolla Rua CCE held a marvellous concert in the Town Hall on Saturday night.
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Billy's bit
3/12/2008
FUNDRAISING for charity gives great satisfaction to Desmond Magee, of Ballyvalley Road, who has taken part in several marathons in the last few years and is a familiar sight on the roads as he pounds his way around the country on his training runs.
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Billy's bit
3/5/2008
ONE hundred years old.
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