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Killyleagh remembers the town’s fallen of World War 1

6 August 2014 KILLYLEAGH came to a standstill on Monday night as people gathered outside the town’s historic castle to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Great War.
A candlelit vigil in Ballynahinch

6 August 2014 BALLYNAHINCH town centre fell silent on Monday night as people gathered at the town’s War Memorial for a short, poignant ceremony to remember the brave men who died on the battlefield during the First World War.
Traders should have say in Irish Open preparations

6 August 2014 NEWCASTLE Chamber of Commerce must be given a key role in the lead-up to preparations for next year’s Irish Open golf championship, according to South Down MP Margaret Ritchie.
Jobs blow as factory shuts up

30 July 2014 DOWN District has suffered a major jobs blow.
Tributes paid to an inspirational woman

30 July 2014 IRELAND’s oldest person — a beloved great-great-grandmother who lived a worry-free life of faith has been laid to rest.

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Killyleagh remembers the town’s fallen of World War 1