r/newry • u/No-Performance-3164 • 2d ago
Craic Best hot food deli
There’s a few misses (Fiveways…) but what’s everyone’s favourite hot food deli. Hughes in camlough is peak IMO
r/newry • u/No-Performance-3164 • 2d ago
There’s a few misses (Fiveways…) but what’s everyone’s favourite hot food deli. Hughes in camlough is peak IMO
Funny they're happening the same weekend as the Fleadh.
r/newry • u/ScaredBicycle6313 • 10d ago
I went to the pride festival, I'm straight. I just wanted to see what was happening and see would there be any exchange at the protest. From what I seen there was no trouble.
However I did notice the Palestinian/SF people out supporting it. Maybe I'm missing something, but don't Muslims/Palestinians tend to be against, really really against gays? To the point where they can be executed for being gay? How can they support Palestine and gays?
Anyway, the whistling donkey seems pretty inclusive and supportive of gay pride. I always hear of gays hanging around that bar.
So why is the pride after party in Nan Rices? Is Nan Rices trying to compete with the whistling donkey?
Imagine the Nans locals welcoming the gays in lol
r/newry • u/stevenmc • 16d ago
r/newry • u/DrComplexIdentities • 21d ago
Hi everyone! We're doing a final push to hear from young people across NI and the border counties about what groups and communities are important to them and how this relates to wellbeing.
The findings will help us inform targeted youth services and understand what support different groups and communities need. We really want to make sure we hear from young people all over from different backgrounds, so that everyone is well represented!
If you're aged 14–24, we'd love to hear your perspective. It's a quick questionnaire that's completely anonymous (no names needed) and genuinely takes around 5 minutes.
I'll drop the link in the comments for anyone who wants to take part, or would like to share it with anyone they know who might be interested :)
Thanks so much!
r/newry • u/DrippingInStout • 21d ago
Is there anywhere in town selling glasses for the solar eclipse?
r/newry • u/Lasagna_Love_UK • Jul 26 '26
My name is Michelle and I’m the UK Coordinator for Lasagna Love. Lasagna Love is an organisation made up of volunteers across the UK (and around the world) who cook and deliver homemade lasagna to people in need, at no cost and with no strings attached.
Maybe it's a family struggling financially, someone recovering from surgery, a parent adjusting to life with a new baby or just someone going through a tough time. Whatever the reason, we believe that a warm meal and a little kindness can go a long way.
You simply request a lasagna, and we match you with a volunteer in your area who will lovingly prepare and deliver one to your door. It’s all about community, care and connection with no judgment and no complicated process.
I’m reaching out because we have wonderful volunteers across the UK who are ready and eager to cook, for anyone who could do with some lasagna love! If you could use a little help and a comforting meal, please put in a request through https://lasagnalove.org/request-a-meal/ or you can nominate someone to receive a meal - https://lasagnalove.org/nominate/
We’re also always looking for more volunteers! Whether you can cook once a month, once a week, or just whenever it suits you, every lasagna helps brighten someone’s day. It’s a small act that has a big impact. If you would like to volunteer, just register here https://lasagnalove.org/volunteer/
If you have any questions, I’m happy to answer them here, or you can head to the website.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read and I hope to see some of you sign up, whether to request a lasagna or to make one for someone in your community.
Feed families. Spread kindness. Strengthen communities.
r/newry • u/NoMilk_NoSugar • Jul 23 '26
I’ve seen these red GEDA site signs appear on the camlough road and Armagh Road.
Does anyone know what they’re doing? Are they large housing developments?
r/newry • u/idontworkatwork • Jul 22 '26
hi all, I am seeing a lot of agency council jobs open up. I recently applied for one, but ultimately got spooked as the contract was for 13 weeks. I have been in my job 9 years and I am desperately looking a change of scenery.
When I talk to people about it they say I should have gone for it as 9/10 times, temp workers at the council get to stay on? Does anyone have any experience of this?
We have a toddler & a mortgage at home so jumping into something like this is a bit daunting but my current employer has truly gone to the dogs and a lot of us are looking to jump ship.
r/newry • u/RikersPhallus • Jul 17 '26
Fire engines and police there I’m told. And ladders going into the canal?
r/newry • u/ScaredBicycle6313 • Jul 11 '26
Anyone mind thon head the ball that was swimmin up by d Q-Club when the floods happened?
A frequently find masel finkin abou em n wha woz goin on in iz ead. Diddie fink e woz kla or wha?
r/newry • u/Caeladrax • Jul 04 '26
I’ve been seeing this girl from Newry (I’m from Newcastle direction), and I’m trying to find places to go out. We’ve done dinner, but I’m thinking more fun activities like crazy golf or something that’s fun and not just going out to dinner or something.
Anyone have any recommendations ?
r/newry • u/Presence-Legal • Jun 29 '26
Why’s there so many police sirens just now
r/newry • u/Choice-Party-5268 • Jun 23 '26
I am a young mam with a 5 year old who is currently undergoing an assessment of needs for adhd and myself attend mental health clinics and also awaiting assessment. I also have a one year old and I am a full time student teacher. at the end of the week I have to be out of our one bed log cabin as the family arrangement has come to an end. I live in Dublin but wanted to seek emergency accommodation in Newry as majority of of family is up there, I have already been through homeless accommodation in Dublin and was simply too hard to go through. is it any easier in Newry? and if I do get granted emergency accommodation will it be a temporary house that suits my children’s need or will it be a b&b to share with other family’?
r/newry • u/ha11ion • Jun 05 '26
How long does an application for a certificate of lawful development typically take to get assigned to a case officer? Thanks
r/newry • u/katintheskywdiamonds • Jun 03 '26
Admin, please delete if not allowed!
Head Injury Support are hiring for a Service Delivery Manager based in Kildare Street on a part time basis, 4 days a week with one day from home.
There’s a link to the job advert in the comments, but this role would be perfect for someone working in an admin function who’s looking to step into management or for someone returning to work after a wee career break.
r/newry • u/stevenmc • Jun 03 '26
We've got loads of jobs going at the moment.
Have a go! (Based in England, but we do fully remote on many positions - just make it clear in your application). I rarely have to travel. Perhaps once per year.
Yes, I get a referral fee if you are successful.
https://made-tech.pinpointhq.com/refer/65p47
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r/newry • u/ActiveCicada6738 • May 30 '26
I'm looking for seasoned logs of oak and apple wood, does anyone know of anywhere in the local area I can get these
r/newry • u/Eimzie • May 19 '26
https://www.reddit.com/r/northernireland/s/UUR1PnXNsI
This seems much more user friendly than the actual parades commission's website. Figured it might be useful to a few others in here
r/newry • u/stevenmc • May 18 '26
I've never tried it and don't have much time left. Is it good?
r/newry • u/Chance-Business-2985 • May 14 '26
Saw this stupid yank nonsense post on my feed.
Naturally I commented, "have a day off fs" clearly he was not pleased as I was promptly blocked with my comment deleted 🤣
r/newry • u/newrynyuck • May 09 '26
An excellent performance, and showed more talent than the "winners".
Britain's Got CGI artists.
r/newry • u/James2878 • May 06 '26
Does anyone know what’s the story with the big hand made sign in the window of one of the houses in Hawthorn Hill?
r/newry • u/databaituk • May 02 '26
Hi all,
I run a house price / forecsating blog. According to the latest ONS data, Newry Mourne and Down has the highest house price increase of any local authority in the UK over the last 12 months at +11.6%, well ahead of the rest of the country.
Northern Ireland as a region is also leading nationally, but Newry specifically is at the very top of the table.
I'd be really interested to hear from locals, what's driving this? Is it people moving from Belfast? Cross-border demand from the Republic given the currency and price differences? Something changing locally with new developments or employers?
Happy to answer any questions about the underlying data in the comments.
