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Family of engineer killed in Slieve Gullion Park by falling tree say 'hurt and pain' will never end as council and construction company fined £50,000 – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

Family of engineer killed in Slieve Gullion Park by falling tree say 'hurt and pain' will never end as council and construction company fined £50,000 – The Irish News

Council and construction company fined £50,000 following the death of young engineer during 2018 Storm Ali

Matt Campbell: Engineer killed by falling tree at NI forest park 'had gone to make safe' a kiosk during storm - Vimarsana News

Matt Campbell: Engineer killed by falling tree at NI forest park 'had gone to make safe' a kiosk during storm

An electrical engineer killed during a storm in Co Armagh was just about to leave a forest park when a 200-year-old beech tree was blown over and crushed him, a court has heard.

Newry, Mourne and Down Council introduces parking fees and permits at four parks - Vimarsana News

Newry, Mourne and Down Council introduces parking fees and permits at four parks

Fees will apply to Kilbroney, Delamont, Castlewellan and Slieve Gullion Forest Park from March.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Newry, Mourne and Down Council introduces parking fees and permits at four parks - Vimarsana News

Newry, Mourne and Down Council introduces parking fees and permits at four parks

Fees will apply to Kilbroney, Delamont, Castlewellan and Slieve Gullion Forest Park from March.

Source: yahoo.com
At last! Narrow Water Bridge funding announcement secures future of historic cross border project - Vimarsana News

At last! Narrow Water Bridge funding announcement secures future of historic cross border project

An idea first mooted almost twenty years ago finally got the go ahead yesterday as Louth County Council welcomed the funding announced by government through the