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5 DEC 2013
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Save our surgery
4 December 2013
CONCERN is mounting about the long term future of Strangford’s community clinic after cuts in GP and treatment room services for patients.
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Newcastle’s sparkling tree attracts worldwide attention
NEWCASTLE’S Christmas tree is making headlines again, but this time it’s all good news.
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Manslaughter plea ends David Mills murder trial
A NEWCASTLE man accused of killing his cousin in a brawl has been cleared of murder after a mid-trial admission of manslaughter.
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Move Tourist Board HQ to Downshire
STORMONT Arlene Foster has been asked to consider relocating the Tourist Board’s headquarters to Downpatrick.
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Abbie’s hopes for derelict sites
SCHOOLGIRL Abbie Stocking has designs on being a councillor when she grows up.
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Prison escape book event is criticised by politician
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Suspended prison term for man after attack
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PSNI seek 13 over claims
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Exploris needed in Ards says McCarthy
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Saintfield road demands
RESIDENTS who live along a stretch of one of the district’s busiest roads outside Saintfield have called for it to be upgraded as a matter of urgency.
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Traders urged to support Ballynahinch business boost
THE Ballynahinch business community is being urged to throw its weight behind efforts to kick-start the town’s economic regeneration.
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Residents unite against new quarry at Boardmills
A RURAL community in County Down has come together in opposition to a proposed quarry on 80 acres of countryside beside their homes.
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Parents challenging decision to refuse bus for kids
PARENTS in Killough and Ardglass are challenging a decision by education chiefs not to provide their children with transport to an Irish language primary school in Downpatrick.
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Health trust urged to come to the aid of autism charity
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Naiscoil comes of age and is looking good for future
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Comber development to be completed after delay
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Farmers given renewal energy help
SPORTS
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Hero Healy says farewell
KILLYLEAGH’S David Healy has called time on a glittering football career at the age of 34.
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Ruthless Kilmore look forward to Border decider
KILMORE dispatched Downpatrick with clinical efficiency in a full-blooded Border Cup semi-final at Seaview on Wednesday night.
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Double delight for Kilcoo
KILCOO completed the county double when they added the ACFL Division 1 title to the SFC crown after they overpowered Castlewellan at Pairc Esler, Newry, on Sunday.
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Ballynahinch fall to narrow defeat away to Dolphin
BALLYNAHINCH travelled to Musgrave Park in Cork to face Dolphin in the seventh round of the Ulster Bank League.
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Glittering night at Spa
SEASON-END celebrations at Spa last week saw Lorna Stevenson and Greg Wilson take the much sought after Golfer of the Year titles at the annual trophy presentation event on Saturday night.
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Defeat in cup final rehearsal
DRESS rehearsals are all about ironing out problems to make sure all goes to plan on opening night.
FEATURES
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Taking on the Boys from Brazil
SHIVERING on a football pitch in 1980s-style very short shorts wasn’t Declan Rogers’ idea of a film audition.
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COUNTRY DIARY
From the pages of the Down Recorder, December 4, 1973
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Michael will not be put off by his disability
A DARRAGH Cross man facing his own battle with Motor Neurone Disease is behind the international Disability Pride event coming to Northern Ireland.
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Massive green energy scheme could make Lecale a UK leader
RURAL Lecale is at the centre of a major new project to establish Northern Ireland’s first energy storage initiative.
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Army cadet’s Canadian trip of a lifetime
FIFTEEN year-old Taylor Gribbon is the envy of his classmates at Saintfield High School having just returned from the adventure of a lifetime.
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High Cross on the move
HAVING weathered the elements for over 1000 years, the Downpatrick High Cross is heading indoors as part of a major new conservation project.
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