Co Down

County Down is a county in the North East of Northern Ireland. It is bordered by the counties of County Armagh and County Antrim as well as the Irish Sea to the west. Its main settlements include Hillsborough, Holywood, Newcastle, Newry, Newtownards, Ballynahinch, Banbridge, Bangor, Castlewellan, Donaghadee, Downpatrick and Dromore.


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Father questioned over baby death

Detectives investigating the death of a 14-week-old baby boy are continuing to question the child's father.   More details

Man in court over fatal car crash

A 35-year-old man is to appear in court later following a car accident in which a man died at the weekend.   More details

Class 'disrupted' by plane noise

A survey of schools in the flight path of George Best Belfast City Airport reports disruption of classes and outdoor play time.   More details

Crash death passed to Ombudsman

The Garda Ombudsman is investigating a car crash in which a man being followed by gardai died.   More details

Families moved due to oil blaze

One family has been left homeless and two others moved from their homes following a fire in Coalisland.   More details

McGimpsey says no to Tory merger

Senior UUP member Christopher McGimpsey has stated his opposition to a mooted merger between the Ulster Unionist Party and the Conservatives.   More details

Glentoran win first Sunday game

The first Irish League football fixture to be played on a Sunday has been won by Glentoran at the Oval in east Belfast.   More details

Armed, masked gang robs bookies

A masked gang armed with a golf club, a hammer, a knife and a sword have robbed a bookmaker's in west Belfast.   More details

Queen's researchers shine a light on bowel cancer

Queen's researchers develop a new method of diagnosing bowel cancer using 'light'.   More details

Reverse five miles, sat nav stymies tourist trail

It is meant to make motoring less stressful, but satellite navigation is raising blood pressure among drivers on a renowned Irish tourist route.   More details

Lucquin denies McIlroy maiden win

Jean-Francois Lucquin wins a play-off against Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy at the European Masters.   More details

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A unique protest marks historic Sunday match   More details

Portrush Airshow

Your photos of the weekend's airshow in Portrush.   More details

Raising the roof

Village festival to be held in aid of castle repair work   More details

Ulster Titans

City's first gay rugby team plays with pride   More details

Yoda classes

No light sabre needed for Jedi master class   More details

Most wanted

Irish mobster reward doubled by FBI to $2m   More details

Assault on NI fans 'unprovoked'

The president of the IFA says an armed assault on Northern Ireland fans in a Bratislava bar was appalling.   More details

Bomb note sparks plane alert

A security alert is sparked in Dublin airport after a bomb warning is found scrawled on a paper towel in a plane toilet.   More details

City Airport sells for £132.5m

George Best Belfast City Airport is sold to the ABN AMRO Global Infrastructure Fund at a price tag of £132.5m.   More details

Seven held over city burglaries

Seven men are arrested for questioning about burglaries and attempted burglaries in south Belfast.   More details

Accused faces guns charges

A 34-year-old Dubliner has appeared in court in Belfast on a number of drugs smuggling and firearms offences.   More details

Man held over Quinn murder freed

A man in his 50s arrested by police investigating the murder of south Armagh man Paul Quinn is released without charge.   More details

Women rescued from fires

Two women escape injury after they are rescued by firefighters in separate house fires in Dungiven and Lisburn.   More details

City road reopens after gas leak

News in brief from Northern Ireland   More details

Stormont deadlock 'can be broken'

Sinn Féin and the DUP can overcome their current difficulties, says Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward.   More details

DUP holds talks with UVF and UDA

Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson meets the leaderships of the loyalist paramilitary UVF and UDA.   More details

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