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via Belfast Live45m ago10 years on from their engagement at the Belfast City Half Marathon this couple returned to run again
'It’s a special race for both of us'
'It’s a special race for both of us'
via Belfast Telegraph1h ago‘Stupidity and hypocrisy’: Israel FA launch scathing attack on Republic of Ireland and Heimir Hallgrimsson
2 outlets1h agoFire breaks out at former Crumlin Road courthouse in Belfast
A serious fire has broken out at the former Crumlin Road courthouse in Belfast.
A serious fire has broken out at the former Crumlin Road courthouse in Belfast.
A section of Crumlin Road has been closed while emergency services attend the incident. Firefighters have been deployed to the scene of the blaze.
- Belfast Telegraph: Firefighters at scene of serious blaze at former Crumlin Road courthouse
- Belfast Live: Police close road as fire service attend blaze at Crumlin Road Courthouse
2 outlets1h agoErrigal Ciaran beat Trillick to reach Tyrone semi-final
Errigal Ciaran defeated Trillick 1-16 to 0-12 to progress in the Tyrone championship.
Errigal Ciaran defeated Trillick 1-16 to 0-12 to progress in the Tyrone championship.
Shea McDermott scored a goal for Errigal Ciaran in their victory over Trillick. Errigal Ciaran will now face defending champions Loughmacrory in the semi-final, ending Trillick's bid for a fourth successive Tyrone final appearance.
- Belfast Telegraph: Shea McDermott leads way as Errigal Ciaran end Trillick’s dream of fourth successive Tyrone Final
- Belfast Live: Recap as Errigal Ciaran topple Trillick to set up mouth-waterng Loughmacrory tie
via Belfast Live2h agoMLA calls for cut in fuel duty and VAT as price of diesel hits £2 a litre
"This should be about helping people, not increasing the tax take," he said.
"This should be about helping people, not increasing the tax take," he said.
via Belfast Telegraph2h agoInternational legend on why ban on Georgia fans won’t benefit NI... and the punishment he feels can truly deter crowd disorder
via Belfast Telegraph2h agoConfidence in Parades Commission ‘catastrophically low’ among loyalists over Drumcree decisions
Let’s Talk Loyalism survey shows almost half believe concerns of residents should be accommodated
Let’s Talk Loyalism survey shows almost half believe concerns of residents should be accommodated
via Belfast Telegraph2h agoRemains of man found on beach ‘disappeared’ while in custody of mortuary
HSE confirms public record is accurate, but offers no explanation – as retired senior garda says he feels ‘shock, dismay and disgust’ over revelation
HSE confirms public record is accurate, but offers no explanation – as retired senior garda says he feels ‘shock, dismay and disgust’ over revelation
3 outlets2h agoGlens of Antrim Potatoes enters administration and ceases trading
Glens of Antrim Potatoes Ltd has entered administration with most of its 95 employees made redundant.
Glens of Antrim Potatoes Ltd has entered administration with most of its 95 employees made redundant.
The potato company, established in 1972, has ceased to trade and appointed administrators. Most of its workforce has been made redundant as a result of various pressures affecting the business.
- Belfast Live: Glens of Antrim Potatoes stops trading as administrator appointed
- News Letter: 'A tremendously sad outcome': Administrators appointed to Glens of Antrim Potatoes Ltd
- Belfast Telegraph: Administrators appointed to Glens of Antrim Potatoes in ‘tremendously sad outcome’ for business
via Belfast Telegraph2h ago‘A statement of intent’: Ireland ace Sean Jansen pens new Connacht deal until 2029 but is ruled out of their season opener
4 outlets2h agoNorthern Ireland teachers to start industrial action over workload
Northern Ireland's five teaching unions will begin industrial action from 28 September over workload concerns.
Northern Ireland's five teaching unions will begin industrial action from 28 September over workload concerns.
Negotiations between Northern Ireland teaching unions and authorities have failed to resolve long-running concerns about excessive workload. All five of the region's teaching unions will now take part in industrial action starting from 28 September, though this will initially fall short of a full strike.
- BBC Northern Ireland: Teacher unions to start action short of strike over workload pressures
- Belfast Telegraph: Industrial action to hit NI schools as unions fail to resolve workload dispute
- Belfast Live: Teachers announce industrial action after breakdown in talks regarding their workload
- News Letter: Northern Ireland teachers to start industrial action over excessive workload as negotiations fall short
via News Letter2h ago'The first one is always special' - Pedro Acosta and KTM celebrate MotoGP history in Austria
Pedro Acosta and KTM celebrated history at the Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Austria with the Spaniard claiming his maiden MotoGP victory on the manufacturer’s home circuit.
Pedro Acosta and KTM celebrated history at the Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Austria with the Spaniard claiming his maiden MotoGP victory on the manufacturer’s home circuit.
via Belfast Live2h agoYoung family's lucky escape after 'deliberate' house fire in Newry
The mum and her children have since managed to get temporary accommodation
The mum and her children have since managed to get temporary accommodation
via Belfast Live2h agoI got a sneak peek of the M&S Christmas range and here are my top picks
There's everything from twists on the classics to viral quirky bits.
There's everything from twists on the classics to viral quirky bits.
via Belfast Telegraph3h ago‘An absolute mess’: Last NI player to score against Georgia explains his ‘embarrassment’ over his only international goal
via Belfast Telegraph3h agoBallycastle to Ballintoy coastal path plans backed as council approves off-road route
via Belfast Telegraph3h agoWinning day for Northern Ireland trio at European Boxing Championships as they clinically book their spots in the next round
3 outlets3h agoDaisy Hill Hospital maternity services may move to Craigavon
Daisy Hill Hospital plans to temporarily suspend maternity inpatient services due to consultant obstetrician vacancies.
Daisy Hill Hospital plans to temporarily suspend maternity inpatient services due to consultant obstetrician vacancies.
The Southern Health and Social Care Trust has been unable to recruit consultant obstetricians to fill vacancies at Daisy Hill Hospital. Under a contingency plan, inpatient maternity services would temporarily move to Craigavon Area Hospital.
- BBC Northern Ireland: No babies to be born at Daisy Hill Hospital in service suspension plan
- Belfast Live: Plan could see no babies born at Daisy Hill Hospital due to 'workforce pressures'
- News Letter: Plan could see no babies born at Daisy Hill Hospital
via Belfast Telegraph4h ago‘Every day was amazing, it was like a dream’: Hugh Jackman fell in love with NI’s beauty during Robin Hood shoot
Actor and crew kept their phones locked away so nothing could distract them from the ‘incredible’ scenery
Actor and crew kept their phones locked away so nothing could distract them from the ‘incredible’ scenery
via Belfast Telegraph4h agoHow this photo put leading dissident boss in the dock accused of benefit fraud
Prosecutors claim image of Tony McDonnell was taken at time when he was claiming he was too sick to leave his home without help
Prosecutors claim image of Tony McDonnell was taken at time when he was claiming he was too sick to leave his home without help
via Belfast Telegraph4h agoEnzo Fernandez shows signs that he will justify huge price tag... but one apparent flaw in his game may hurt Manchester City
via News Letter4h agoDrumcree Parade: Decisions must be based on law and not pressure from residents groups, say unionists
Unionists have insisted that any decision on a fresh Drumcree parade must be made objectively using the law – and not on the basis of pressure from other residents’ groups across NI.
Unionists have insisted that any decision on a fresh Drumcree parade must be made objectively using the law – and not on the basis of pressure from other residents’ groups across NI.
2 outlets4h agoTeenager injured in altercation investigated as possible hate crime
An 18-year-old was hospitalised with head, face and arm injuries following an altercation in Kilkeel.
An 18-year-old was hospitalised with head, face and arm injuries following an altercation in Kilkeel.
Police are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime. The News Letter reports the teenager is a young member of the TUV party. Four youths were cautioned following the incidents.
- News Letter: TUV reports young party member chased and beaten by gang in Kilkeel
- Belfast Live: Teenager hospitalised with head, face and arm injuries after altercation in Kilkeel
via Belfast Telegraph4h ago‘Michael was some man for one man’: Tributes paid to NI entrepreneur who shook up motor insurance industry
via Belfast Telegraph4h agoMichael Carrick must make huge changes to avoid becoming the latest victim of Manchester United’s decline
via Belfast Telegraph5h agoWhy an opening-night win over Edinburgh is simply essential for Ulster in their push to set a positive early tone
via News Letter5h agoJustice minister accused of being 'tone deaf' with talk about rights and dignity of prisoners
Jon Burrows has said the justice minister sounded “tone deaf” by stressing the need for dignity for prisoners.
Jon Burrows has said the justice minister sounded “tone deaf” by stressing the need for dignity for prisoners.
via Belfast Telegraph5h agoTánaiste calls for ‘balance’ in privacy and AI advancement
- Belfast Telegraph: Tánaiste calls for ‘balance’ in privacy and AI advancement
via Belfast Telegraph5h agoKillian Phillips handed Republic of Ireland call-up as Jamie McGrath and Harvey Vale withdraw from squad due to injury
via BBC Northern Ireland5h agoFourteen people linked to evidential activity at time of Omagh bomb, inquiry told
Twenty-nine people, including a woman pregnant with twins, died in the bombing in the County Tyrone town on 15 August 1998 - the biggest single atrocity in the Troubles.
Twenty-nine people, including a woman pregnant with twins, died in the bombing in the County Tyrone town on 15 August 1998 - the biggest single atrocity in the Troubles.
via Belfast Telegraph5h agoFTSE 100 climbs as oil prices dip on US-Iran talks hope
- Belfast Telegraph: FTSE 100 climbs as oil prices dip on US-Iran talks hope
via Belfast Live5h agoCeltic vs Rangers tactical analysis: Derek McInnes exposes Celtic's Old Firm weaknesses
Rangers outperformed Celtic in virtually every metric at Parkhead – but where exactly was the Old Firm game won and lost? The stats tell a damning story
Rangers outperformed Celtic in virtually every metric at Parkhead – but where exactly was the Old Firm game won and lost? The stats tell a damning story
via Derry Journal5h agoDerry man charged with drug and driving offences
A man has appeared at Derry Magistrates’ Court charged with a number of drug and driving offences.
A man has appeared at Derry Magistrates’ Court charged with a number of drug and driving offences.
via Belfast Live5h agoThree pensioners killed in brutal attacks hours apart, inquest hears
An inquest has heard how three elderly men were killed within hours of each other in Exeter in February 2019
An inquest has heard how three elderly men were killed within hours of each other in Exeter in February 2019
via Derry Journal6h agoDerry man accused of kicking woman in head in domestic incident
A man has been remanded in custody at Derry Magistrates’ Court charged with domestic offences.
A man has been remanded in custody at Derry Magistrates’ Court charged with domestic offences.
via News Letter6h ago'An exciting moment': Harland & Wolff welcomes 66 new apprentices as £90m investment drives Belfast shipbuilding revival
Navantia UK welcomes latest recruits as investment and Royal Fleet Auxiliary programme drive activity at Harland & Wolff
Navantia UK welcomes latest recruits as investment and Royal Fleet Auxiliary programme drive activity at Harland & Wolff
via Belfast Live6h agoCrossmaglen boss Shane Lennon hails “incredible” Oisin O’Neill heroics after 2-10 haul in Armagh SFC victory
The Armagh attacker scored a goal in each half with 2-5 of his tally coming from play as Cross saw off the challenge of their neighbours Culloville to set up a semi-final showdown with Clann Éireann
The Armagh attacker scored a goal in each half with 2-5 of his tally coming from play as Cross saw off the challenge of their neighbours Culloville to set up a semi-final showdown with Clann Éireann
via News Letter6h ago'Lost for words': Band blown away by response after playing outside Buckingham Palace gates
The vice-chairman of Pride of Lagan Valley Flute Band says band members are still “lost for words” after playing outside the gates of Buckingham Palace in London.
The vice-chairman of Pride of Lagan Valley Flute Band says band members are still “lost for words” after playing outside the gates of Buckingham Palace in London.
via News Letter6h ago'We are absolutely delighted to have won the Christmas gold': Early festive present for Belfast innovator in spicy cordial drinks
Papas Minerals’ Spiced Winterberry Cordial takes top award at prestigious Irish food and drink awards
Papas Minerals’ Spiced Winterberry Cordial takes top award at prestigious Irish food and drink awards
via Belfast Live6h agoCo Tyrone priest laid to rest at chapel where he was ordained 22 years ago
The funeral for Fr Mark O’Hagan was held in Holy Family Church, Coalisland today
The funeral for Fr Mark O’Hagan was held in Holy Family Church, Coalisland today