::: Newry Journal :::

Fountains and canals freeze as cold snap continues A frozen fountain joined the equally rare sight of sheets of ice on canals and lakes around the country as the cold snap continued today.
Probe into €50m sweetener behind Dell move Top European officials are to investigate a €50m aid package the Polish Government used to attract computer giant Dell away from Ireland, it was confirmed tonight.
Classic ads to mark Guinness's 250th anniversary Brewing giant Guinness is to re-run some of its classic television adverts going back to the 1950s to mark its 250th birthday.
Man charged with possessing child porn remanded in custody A 59-year-old man was remanded in custody today on a charge of being in possession of downloaded images of child pornography at an apartment in Cork last night.
Bid to lure new jobs as Dell axes 1,900 workers The Government is to offer computer giant Dell a multi-million euro incentive package to create 750 new jobs after the company today confirmed plans to lay off 1,900 workers.
Cowen: Dell job losses 'a major challenge' The Taoiseach has described job losses at Dell in Limerick as a major blow to the mid-west.
Skibbereen to be focal point of Famine Memorial Day Skibbereen in Co Cork is to be the focal point of Ireland's first National Famine Memorial Day this May.
Dept chief defends response to pork contamination crisis The secretary general of the Department of Agriculture has insisted that the Government's decision to withdraw all Irish pork and bacon products late last year was the correct one.