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The company has bases in Belfast and Armagh.
HCL has announced a 90-day consultation period on proposals to close its contact centre in Armagh and to reduce employment in its Belfast contact centre.
D-Day looming for Drumcree College
TEACHERS and parents of pupils at Drumcree College face an anxious wait this weekend ahead of Monday's announcement on the future of the school.
Man is critical after car attack
A 25-year-old man has been critically injured after the car he was in was attacked in south Armagh.
Suspected fuel laundering plant gutted by fire
REVENUE and Customs officials have attended the scene of a fire in the Benburb area which completely destroyed a shed which is believed to have contained a suspected fuel laundering plant.
Empey calls for public release of FAIR report
A FORMER leader of the UUP has said it is unfair of Stormont to have publicly accused victims group FAIR of financial irregularities - and then "bottle up" the outcome of an investigation.
Countdown begins to Ploughing Championships
David George Ulster Bank Ken Gracey and William McCracken pictured at the launch of the Mullahead Ploughing Match in the Bannville Hotel on Wednesday evening.
Taoiseach under pressure over victims meeting
A STORMONT minister has slammed the Irish Government for issuing eight months of "holding replies" to requests for a meeting with IRA victims - while giving "almost immediate access" to other Troubles victims.
MPs in row over IRA 'genocide'
SHOCKED English MPs have rejected a Stormont minister's testimony that the IRA carried out "genocide" against unionists in south Armagh.
Peter Geoghegan: Referendum fever is crossing the Irish Sea
LAST Saturday, Tyrone defeated Derry in the final of the McKenna Cup at the Athletic Grounds in Armagh.
Warm welcome as smiling Robinson gets to grips with Gaelic football
A DEBUT appearance by the North's First Minister Peter Robinson at a GAA match has been hailed as "a little piece of history" by his deputy Martin McGuinness .
Hours are cut by third at Richhill Library
RICHHILL Library is to have its opening hours reduced by just over a third, it was revealed this week with the publication of the long-awaited decision by Libraries NI.
Minister addresses first all-island alcohol conference
Dr James Reilly, Minister for Health and Minister of State RA3isA n Shortall today attended the first all-island conference on the issue of alcohol abuse held in Armagh.
Smuggling exaggerated tribunal told
A briefing on the alleged smuggling operations of Thomas 'Slab' Murphy, given to then secretary of state for Northern Ireland Tom King by a colonel in the British army, was significantly exaggerated the Smithwick Tribunal has heard.
'Family ethos at heart of the teaching'
Parents have told of their high respect for both Aghavilly and Keady Primary Schools - and the deep sense of sadness surrounding the closures.
A GP who comes from Cookstown originally has been awarded 'General Practitioner of the Year for his work with diabetic patients.
Sinn Fein leader requested a private meeting on the eve of IRA ceasefire
PETER Hain said that on July 27, 2005, the day before the IRA declared that it was ending violence for good and agreeing to decommission, Gerry Adams had phoned him to request a private meeting.
Lord Eames on Moving Forward from a Divided Past
The talk was entitled, "Moving forward from a divided past", and Lord Eames covered many of his experiences of the past 20 years.