Dissident republicans are believed to be behind the proxy attack attempt on Lurgan police station in March.

The suspected dissident republican attack has been condemned by Northern Ireland’s political leaders and chief constable.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill said it was a day for ‘strong condemnation, not political nonsense’.

The vehicle exploded outside Dunmurry police station on Saturday evening as local residents were being evacuated.

He condemned those who carried out the attack as ‘cowards’ and said dissident republican groups ‘have no support and nothing to offer’.

Micheál Martin and Simon Harris have condemned the attempted proxy bomb attack in Lurgan on Monday.

A food delivery driver was hijacked and forced to transport a bomb to Lurgan police station on Monday night.

PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson was speaking after an incident in Lurgan.

A ‘terrified’ delivery driver was forced at gunpoint to drive the device on Monday night, police said.

The incident has sparked a major security alert in the Co Armagh town.

Stephen McCullagh appeared to be been livestreaming himself playing computer games on the night his girlfriend Natalie McNally was murdered.

Stephen McCullagh, 36, of Woodland Gardens in Lisburn, has denied the murder of his pregnant partner.

The trial of Stephen McCullagh, who denies murder, has been told the prosecution case is ‘strong and compelling’.

Ms McNally, 32, was 15 weeks pregnant when she was killed at her home in Lurgan on December 18 2022.

It came during the third week of the trial of Stephen McCullagh for the murder of his pregnant partner Natalie McNally in 2022.

An ex-partner of a man accused of killing Natalie McNally told his murder trial about their ‘on and off’ relationship.

A neighbour of Natalie McNally said she saw a shadow on the night she died.

Natalie McNally’s mother, father and two brothers gave evidence in the trial of Stephen McCullagh.

Stephen McCullagh, who is accused of the murder of Natalie McNally in December 2022, made the claim during a police interview.

Stephen McCullagh, 36, has denied murdering Natalie McNally at her home in Lurgan, Co Armagh in December 2022.

Stephen McCullagh, 35, from Woodland Gardens, Lisburn, has denied murdering her.

Stephen McCullagh, 35, from Woodland Gardens, Lisburn, has denied murdering her.

A judge cautioned the trial may not be able to go ahead next month as planned if industrial action by barristers takes place.

The 38-year-old was arrested in Ballynahinch on Tuesday for offences under the Terrorism Act 2000.

Two men were detained in Co Down and a woman was arrested in Co Armagh.

Belfast Crown Court judge Mr Justice Kinney relisted the case for January 26th to allow the defence to consider new evidence.

Police say two men have been interviewed in a manslaughter investigation.

Two men have been arrested following the incident in Co Armagh.

The 20-year-old man is to appear before Craigavon Magistrates’ Court on September 12.

The fires were set in Derry and Lurgan.

Max Hollingsbee, 21, of Lurgan is to serve 31 months in prison and 31 months on licence.

Mr O’Hagan was working for the Sunday World when he was killed.

Martin O’Hagan, 51, was shot dead by loyalist paramilitaries as he walked home from a night out with his wife in Lurgan in September 2001.

McCauley is one of the so-called Colombia Three, accused of training rebel FARC guerrilla forces in 2001.

Officers were alerted to the incident in Lurgan on Monday evening.

Cash and other items were stolen in the raid in the Castle Lane area at 7.55pm on Saturday.

Dozens of people turned out for a vigil in memory of Ms Cummings at Solitude Park in Banbridge on Thursday evening

Phillip Smythe (84), from Armagh, died in hospital days after the collision near Lurgan in the early hours of September 21st, 2015.

A man aged in his 20s who was riding on the back of the motorcycle was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries but the PSNI confirmed his death on Sunday morning.

A man in his 20s and a man aged in his 70s were seriously injured following collisions in Co Armagh and Co Tyrone.

The 31-year-old man is due to appear before Lisburn Magistrates’ Court on Monday

Police have said they do not believe there was an organised crime link to the killing.

Police launched a murder investigation on Sunday after the discovery of a body in the Edward Street area of Lurgan, Co Armagh.