The Mourne Observer, established in 1949, is a local weekly newspaper based in Newcastle, Northern Ireland, serving the towns and communities of South Down
Tributes have been pouring in for 26-year-old Clanvaraghan native, Siobhan McCann, who passed away peacefully at her home on Monday (6 May) surrounded by her family, following a yearlong battle with cancer. The... https://t.co/NN30nMZg3v
The Happiness Café was established only two weeks ago in place of a weekly Memories Café, which was held every Thursday at the Nautilus Centre in Kilkeel for the past six years. https://t.co/8PuZv2UGmz
A few gremlins in the system this week folks, which meant some of you had trouble catching up with the latest GAA club news. That’s because a number of the club notes didn’t appear in the edition they usually do.... https://t.co/oUe6Tbr2tL
A few gremlins in the system this week folks, which meant some of you had trouble catching up with the latest GAA club news. That’s because a number of the club notes didn’t appear in the edition they usually do. For those of you who missed out, here they are.
This week's back page: Ballynahinch Rugby Club Firsts win the AIB 1B title & their Fourths retained the Crawford Cup at the Kingspan. Plus the Celtic Bhoys teams are the new McCalls Newcastle League Premiership & Division Two champions!
This week’s front page: A brave young Dundrum man, diagnosed with a rare & inoperable cancer, is asking for help to prolong his life & fight back against the cruel illness. With a £120,000 goal set by Scott Stinson’s family, donations can be made via https://t.co/Gv5Zxfxpf9
The family of Warrenpoint girl, Niamh McGeoghegan, who is currently in intensive care after falling from a balcony in Spain, have said they are “forever grateful” for donations provided... https://t.co/IfcSvwypO8
Ballynahinch Olympic, who were so unlucky to concede a late equaliser and then lose on penalties in the Border Cup final in December, are aiming to get to another final when they head to Seaview for the Amateur League’s Clarence Cup semi. https://t.co/RSPdS19Ccr
Shimna Integrated College has praised teacher Ivor Anderson’s invaluable contribution to school life. Mr Anderson, who has recently retired, educated students at Shimna for two decades. https://t.co/ReRcLG7oqb
Here’s your first look at this week's front page - The PSNI say the discovery of a mortar device, outside Castlewellan, has prevented 'an attack on local police.' Plus, tributes are paid to veteran lifeboat coxswain, Mr Francie Morgan.