Micheal McKenna is the owner of Armagh I and Armagh Jobs, two local news outlets in Armagh, United Kingdom. With a focus on local news and events, Micheal covers a wide range of topics including business developments, community issues, and human interest stories in the Armagh area.
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Micheal focuses on local news, particularly in the Armagh area of the United Kingdom. He covers a broad range of topics, including infrastructure development, retail, tragedy, sports, community events and crime.
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By: Micheal McKenna
An Armagh mother, who regularly attends Craigavon Area Hospital with her disabled son, has implored the Southern Health Trust to do something about the severe lack of parking on site.
By: Micheal McKenna
A well-known Armagh chip shop owner, who has been faced with adversity – both personally and in business – says without friends, family and her community she doesn't know where she would be today.
By: Micheal McKenna
Vandals targeted Armagh Cricket Club under the cover of darkness on Saturday. Unfortunately, the Club is no stranger to wanton vandalism of its equipment – or clubhouse – on The Mall.
By: Micheal McKenna
Traders in Armagh city centre have raised their concerns over a severe lack of lighting at night. The issue was brought to light after it transpired that 28 units were faulty.
By: Micheal McKenna
At first you don't succeed, try again – and that's exactly what Portadown Men's Shed did when they were forced back to the drawing board over plans for a new “home of our own”.
By: Micheal McKenna
An Armagh community has been left stunned following the sad passing of a young man described as “generous, funny, quiet and kind”.
By: Micheal Mckenna
A senior police figure in Newry says tackling violence against women and domestic abuse in all its forms remains a top priority for the PSNI.…
By: Micheal Mckenna
A trailer load of used tyres was dumped in Gosford Forest Park in Markethill on Tuesday night. The outrageous bout of fly-tipping was discovered on…
By: Micheal Mckenna
A Co Armagh cricket club, which will mark its 150th year in 2025, has further cause for celebration as plans for a major sporting development…
By: Micheal Mckenna
Tributes have been paid following the passing of a hugely popular and highly respected Armagh taxi driver. Malachy Lennon was a familiar figure across Armagh…
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