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Gill Rob is the events coordinator at Armagh City and District Council.

Armagh’s Georgian Festival will be returning to the city this week with a programme of unique and charming events and activities designed to start the festive c...

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council has confirmed its waste collection and recycling arrangements for the July holiday period.

The cottagecore trend capturing nostalgia for a bygone era CNN 2/7/2021 By Megan Marples, CNN © from YouTube/Taylor Swift Taylor Swifts nostalgic album "Folklore" could be the perfect soundtrack for cottagecore, a subculture that has people dreaming of escaping their worries with bread making and gardening. Acres of flower fields stretch into the horizon as you frolic in the amber glow of the afternoon sun. After foraging for an assortment of plants, you return to your secl...

Cottagecore has us yearning for a bygone era that never was Acres of flower fields stretch into the horizon as you frolic in the amber glow of the afternoon sun. After foraging for an assortment of plants, you return to your secluded cottage to bake a crusty loaf of sourdough bread and sip on a cup of herbal tea. The worries of the pandemic seem a world away from this fairy tale dreamscape, and yet for many people, it has become a welcome escape from the drudgery of lockdown living during the p...

Enjoying the craic at Irish lunch club By Contributor Published: 13:00, 02 January 2021 Get the Northern Times sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the days newspaper Armagh holds a special place in Jamies heart. Firstly, a belated Merry Christmas to all my readers. You know, when I think of Christmas my mind very often strays to County Armagh in Ireland where my wife comes from. In the town of Armagh (though small Armagh is actually a city) there is an old cl...