Geraldine McGuirk is the proprietor of this long standing family business. She stocks a range of…read morebio-fuel options in terms of heat logs and lignite briquettes as well as selling water harvesting barrels and fuel storage bunkers. The standard range of solid fuels are also available. This Winter I'm using the Hayes Lignite Briquettes which she sells at €12 for three bails - delivered in quantity. The main thing to say about lignite briquettes is that they're not turf taken from a living eco-system which is also acting as a living carbon sink. If commercial turf cutting were banned in the morning people could easily switch to these longer burning briquettes which reduce fire maintenance to a minimum because you can simply light the fire from the embers of the day before Winter long, leaving a slow burning fire on all day - assuming you have a stove. So Ming Flanagan TD 'Bogmen & Co.", eat your freaking heart out. Thanks to the proprietor for her pro-active stance is stocking a range of bio-fuel options and to her brother Michael for delivering the fuel and storage bunker the ten miles to my home. Water harvesting is definitely next thing to do on my 'Things to do', list.

Highly recommended this place, was told that my phone could not be fixed and ready for the bin. I…read morewas recommended Ali by a friend and absolutely very knowledgeable and professional to deal with. Ali fixed my phone within less than two hour.

Contacted Rita last June to organise an appointment for my wedding this July a full year between…read morewhen I enquired and my wedding date. She responsed asking my wedding date to which I wrote back immediately with my date. To this day I am still waiting on that appointment. I then tried again today to which she advised me she can't help me she is booked up until August. Now I'm at a loss as to what to do as I thought she would be my seamstress.

I thought they provided a very friendly and professional service. The price was very reasonable and…read moreaffordable for the quality work carried out. I will definitly be back for any more alterations I have. keep up the great service. Thank you.

Travel here from Drogheda as it's the best service available…read more Made to feel very welcome. Every accessory imaginable in store including official Apple accessories. Came in originally for something small but Siofra did such an outstanding job I now Know where to go for all my phone and computer gaming needs, I've been going here ever since. Main St. parking very handy and no job too big or small. Shop is kept incredibly clean and service is always top class.

For such a small shop Trimprint really pack in a lot of great stock! As with most family run,…read moreindependent businesses the customer service is friendly and exceptionally helpful. I visit specifically for their art supplies which include watercolour, acrylic and oil paints, brushes, pastels, charcoal, paper, palettes and sketchbooks. All available in student through to professional Artist grade. I'm always amazed they carry such a vast gamut of good quality art materials. Additionally Trimprint sell office stationary, greetings cards, picture frames, notebooks, novelty knick-knacks and gifts and offer professional design and print solutions such as the printing of brochures, banners, publications and posters.

I did an extensive review of this place on Yelp a few years ago along with a lot of photos. It,…read morelike many other reviews by me have disappeared so I'm not making a huge effort here. I've never seen GOT likely will never see it but we brought friends to it who have. They, like we, enjoyed the tour immensely it's really impressive. If you can go, do. Even the restaurant within is quite good but I do think £4.5 for a cappuccino is a tad pricey.

Presswell has been my dry cleaner for more than 20 years first in portadown…read more and now in moira i travel 11 miles to have all my dry cleaning and laundry cleaned by David and Denise

I've not been in this glass - fronted centre before. It's in the city centre…read more Our visit was to watch a rarely shown movie on old Newry from 1924 to 2023 and it was standing room only. I think about 50 people were turned away and they were not best pleased. The movie ran for about three hours and it sure brought back memories. One that really struck was the sheer scary power of the church that dominated ordinary daily life literally bringing thousands of people to the streets on command for Mass Rock and religious processions. Now aside from an annual blessing of the graves they'd struggle to get a few 100 folks out and they are masters of their own self inflicted demise. But the church has patience; if it takes 1,000 years or twice that to re grow - like China - they can and will wait. They've been about for millennia; child abuse will become but a footnote in their history. Admission was £10 with proceeds going to two different non religious charities. It also covered tea, coffee and biscuits during an interval. Ours is a proud city (still can't get used to calling our town a city). It's been around longer than Belfast. We have the first post reformation church in Ireland and the first summit-level canal built in the British Isles. Like later canals, the Newry Canal was also built primarily to transport coal. The world ran in coal for centuries. This is the canal from which President Joe Biden's ancestors sailed from to a new life. As I watched the movie and scanned the faces in the audience many I know who certainly haven't aged as well as me I thought of Dean Jonathan Swift - the man who wrote the Menippean satire Gulliver's Travels. He said of us 'High Church, Low Steeple; Dirty Streets, Proud People'. He wrote this well over 300 years ago but it could have been written last night. As for our venue - it's a Conference and Banqueting Centre belonging to the Catholic Church that's been here for over 15 years and is set up for AV, room dressing, entertainment.