We have been sent this video of flooding from the Bannfield Road on to the Moneygore Road outside Rathfriland. Let us know in the comments of where else has been affected by the heavy rainfall.
Yesterday (Thursday) in Rathfriland saw the grand opening of Chandler's House in the Square after a refurbishment led by Rathfriland Regeneration costing almost £850,000. Local band Whiskey Before Breakfast helped provide the entertainment to assembled guests and they invited one of Rathfriland Regeneration's own, Andy Peters, to come on stage and join with them. Have a listen to Andy's rendition of 'The Mountains Of Mourne Sweep Down To The Sea' and keep an eye out for our coverage of the grand unveiling in next week's Outlook. Also, don't forget about the programme of performances at the Bronte Music Club at Chandler's House, with performances again tonight and tomorrow night.
Police helicopter currently out over Rathfriland. Two police cars with blue lights activated also spotted heading out the Newry Road.
Bands are playing this evening in The Square in Rathfriland to celebrate the centenary of Northern Ireland. More from the performance tonight will feature in next week's edition of The Outlook.
Some of this week's top stories.
‘Get back to work now.’
The message from singer Eugene Green at the #WeDeserveBetter rally in Banbridge tonight. It was one of 14 towns across Northern Ireland to hold an event in reaction to the Stormont stalemate. Today marks 589 days that Northern Ireland has been without a functioning government.
April showers: Hailstones thumping down in Rathfriland at 3.38pm.
Air Ambulance leaving the scene of an emergency call out in the Knock area outside Rathfriland at 5.40pm.
Efforts to clear the Knockgorm Road and A1 carriageway about half an hour ago. Thanks to Angela Caldwell for the clip.
The road condition between Banbridge and Rathfriland near Annaclone at 10.15am.
Today set to be very cold with frequent snow showers. Layer up and drive safe, folks!
The autumn sun was shining on Rifle Park this morning for Banbridge RFC's annual Mini & Maxi Rugby Festival. See more of the action in next week's Outlook.
Harley Davidson owners arriving into Newcastle bright and early this morning for the Festival of Flight air show featuring the Red Arrows.
The show takes off at 2.30pm and people have already landed to get the best view of the action!
Mourne Mountain Rescue Teams at the scene this afternoon.
The first sailing from Greenore to Greencastle has been completed. Watch the first passengers and cars disembark at Greencastle
The crew heading on a test run after the first sailing was put back.
The first sailing of the ferry has been postponed due to the windy conditions at Greencastle. The crew are now heading on a test run with a view to making a decision if it is safe for the first public sailing at 1pm.
