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Newry Journal
Community, History and Culture from Newry, Ireland
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'There was some relationship, surely, between the fact that we lived in The Barracks and the reality that so many… Read more…
It was Father Donnelly again, and I dare not tell you the parish or I'd be 'for it' - as… Read more…
One day while he was at the track betting on the ponies and nearly losing his shirt, Mitch noticed a priest… Read more…
There was a collective sigh of relief when he left office, but now ex-President George W Bush has decided to… Read more…
I am indebted to my old friend Ben Hughes for the time, patience and companionship he displayed as he brought… Read more…
History of Newry Workhouse : Part 1
NEWRY WORKHOUSE IN THE CONTEXT OF POOR RELIEF IN IRELAND AND ENGLAND By John McCullagh B.A. B.Sc. This present work… Read more…
I'm still numbered among the few who travel the Fathom Line to Omeath weekly for diesel. The saving is down… Read more…
In my life I have many memories but none as clear as the last walk I had with my Dad. … Read more…
This morning I attended Mass at St Catherine's Dominican Church, said by Fr Tumelty of Dromalane. Yesterday I got Mass in… Read more…
Tonight - for one night only - Newpoint Players, in association with Newry Trades Council presents in Newry Town Hall… Read more…