Login16 JUN 2021
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‘Is DUP still the party for me?’
9 June 2021
ROWALLANE councillor Billy Walker could be the next DUP politician to quit the party.
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DUP trio resign after leadership concerns
DUP councillors Glyn Hanna and Kathryn Owen are resisting calls to join other unionist parties after they resigned at the weekend over concerns about the direction their former political home is taking under new leader Edwin Poots.
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Ash perform concert on 25th anniversary of debut album
IT was back to the future for Ash as the band relived their debut album 1977 in a special online concert over the weekend.
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Twelfth parades to take place in five different locations
TWELFTH parades are set to be held across the district this year, the Down Recorder reveal.
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PSNI meeting over Castlewellan trouble
A MEETING between Sinn Fein politicians and senior police to discuss ongoing trouble in Castlewellan town centre involving youths fuelled by alcohol is being viewed as a key first step to help deal with the problem.
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Sinn Fein’s Mason appointed first citizen
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Two Sinn Fein chairs
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Drumaness group tackling dog fouling
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Councillor’s hospital dash for birth of baby Emily
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Killyleagh woman appointed chair of Girls’ Brigade
FROM the tender age of two, Tracey Davies took the Girls’ Brigade into her heart.
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Ballynahinch earmarked for £1m funding boost
BALLYNAHINCH could be in line for a near £1m investment to overhaul sports and community provision in the town.
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Police asked to increase patrols after Killyleagh trouble
POLICE have been urged to step up patrols in Killyleagh following another weekend of trouble in the town.
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Minister resigns from Killinchy school board, High Court hears
A CLERGYMAN who took legal action against Killinchy Primary School is to resign from its board of governors, the High Court heard last week.
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Mickey has ball during eight-mile St Patrick’s Way walk
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Former BBC journalist excited about paddle adventure
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Tyrella and Murlough retain their Blue Flag beach status
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Castlewellan £5.5m plan gets planning approval
SPORTS
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All or nothing for Down
DOWN senior footballers know they are in a make or break scenario as they risk relegation back to Division 3 if they fail to overcome Laois in their National League play-off this Saturday.
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Northern Ireland call-up for Saintfield’s Haughey
SAINTFIELD teenager Ella Haughey has been called up to the Northern Ireland squad for tomorrow night’s match with Scotland at Seaview.
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Drumaness Superkings defeat Victoria in final
DRUMANESS Superkings were crowned T20 Bowl champions after securing a four-wicket win over Victoria in an entertaining encounter on Saturday..jpg)
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Bright prove much too hot for Dromara
DROMARA welcomed Bright to St Michael’s Park last Friday night in the Corn na nGael competition.
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Bishopscourt gets ready for Jimmy’s Ten runners
LOCAL runners will be lining up at a new start line to mark the return of Jimmy’s Ten on Sunday, June 20.
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Down Ladies edge past Fermanagh
DOWN senior ladies secured a crucial two-point win against Fermanagh in Brewster Park on Sunday, confirming their place in Division 3A football next season.
FEATURES
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Local rockers Dea Montrona’s new single tops charts
LOCAL band Dea Montrona has hit the high note with their new single release by topping the iTunes rock chart in Ireland on the day of its release.
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COUNTRY DIARY
From the pages of the Down Recorder, June 13, 2001
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Fionn helps raise hundreds in walk for MS charities
SCHOOLBOY Fionn McNulty has raised even more money for Multiple Sclerosis charities — with the help of a good friend.
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Triathlete Phil to take on Seven Summits challenge
A DOWNPATRICK man is taking part in the Cancer Focus Mourne Seven Summits challenge next weekend.
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Ian to take on Look the Lough Ultra Challenge
A SAINTFIELD man is gearing up to tackle his latest charity run.
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Shimna students get in the bloom
EMMA Giles and Zara Thompson are carrying on the long tradition of Shimna Integrated College students working in partnership with Glen Fold in Newcastle.
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