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SPORT | Richie Murphy deemed the friendly against Queensland Reds beneficial to Ulster despite being outscored by six tr...
08/02/2025

SPORT | Richie Murphy deemed the friendly against Queensland Reds beneficial to Ulster despite being outscored by six tries to five in a 38-31 defeat by the Australian Super Rugby side

Richie Murphy deemed the friendly against Queensland Reds beneficial to Ulster despite being outscored by six tries to five in a 38-31 defeat by the Australian Super Rugby side.

Authorities have been accused of failing to observe legal requirements
08/02/2025

Authorities have been accused of failing to observe legal requirements

Authorities have been accused of failing to observe legal requirements in their future plans for salvaged remains of the Boyne Bridge in south Belfast - which was demolished this week.

SPORT | Promotion-chasing Bangor boss Lee Feeney says his team won’t be looking too far ahead despite holding a commandi...
08/02/2025

SPORT | Promotion-chasing Bangor boss Lee Feeney says his team won’t be looking too far ahead despite holding a commanding lead at the top of the Playr-Fit Championship table

Promotion-chasing Bangor boss Lee Feeney says his team won’t be looking too far ahead despite holding a commanding lead at the top of the Playr-Fit Championship table.

Irish League coach insists 'we're still up for the challenge' after defeat to relegation rivals as Glentoran loanee mark...
08/02/2025

Irish League coach insists 'we're still up for the challenge' after defeat to relegation rivals as Glentoran loanee marks debut with winner

Newry City assistant manager Raymond Byrne insists his side are “still up for the challenge” of climbing clear of Championship relegation threat despite losing out 1-0 to rivals Newington.

News Letter editorial on Saturday February 8 2025​
08/02/2025

News Letter editorial on Saturday February 8 2025​

News Letter editorial on Saturday February 8 2025​

'My children would normally have been in Omagh town centre the day the bomb went off'
08/02/2025

'My children would normally have been in Omagh town centre the day the bomb went off'

Omagh-born singer Dominic Kirwan can clearly recall August 15, 1998 – the day a Real IRA bomb killed 29 people in his hometown.

Former Glenavon and Portadown striker was 'about to announce my retirement' before joining Carrick Rangers as player/coa...
08/02/2025

Former Glenavon and Portadown striker was 'about to announce my retirement' before joining Carrick Rangers as player/coach

Former Glenavon and Portadown striker Adam Foley admits he was “about to announce my retirement” before making his return to the Irish League as a player/coach with Carrick Rangers.

SPORT | Jamie McGonigle says the Bannsiders' recent additions shows the intent and ambition the club has for the present...
08/02/2025

SPORT | Jamie McGonigle says the Bannsiders' recent additions shows the intent and ambition the club has for the present and the future

Jamie McGonigle says the Bannsiders' recent additions shows the intent and ambition the club has for the present and the future.

Clinical negligence has cost the Department of Health £360 million over the last decade
08/02/2025

Clinical negligence has cost the Department of Health £360 million over the last decade

​Clinical negligence has cost the Department of Health £360 million over the last decade – just under £99,000 per day, every day over the last ten years – Diane Dodds has revealed.

The DUP peer was responding to comments this week
08/02/2025

The DUP peer was responding to comments this week

​The European Union and pro-Protocol parties in Northern Ireland have “arrogantly dismissed” modern technical solutions to the problems arising from the Irish Sea border – and options that “actually work” need to be looked at, according to Lord Dodds.

A letter from Rev David Clements
08/02/2025

A letter from Rev David Clements

A letter from Rev David Clements:

Social media misinformation may lie behind teachers’ decision to start industrial action
08/02/2025

Social media misinformation may lie behind teachers’ decision to start industrial action

Social media misinformation may lie behind teachers’ decision to start industrial action, some unions have suggested.

Jackie McGregor on the power of love
08/02/2025

Jackie McGregor on the power of love

When I was younger, Valentine's Day brought mixed feelings of dread and anticipation. If I was single, I felt left out; if I had a partner, I expected a grand gesture and felt undervalued if it didn't happen. As I matured, my perspective changed.

Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has been accused of turning his back on the environment
08/02/2025

Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has been accused of turning his back on the environment

Authorities have been accused of failing to observe legal requirements in their future plans for salvaged remains of the Boyne Bridge in south Belfast - which was demolished this week.

Suggestion that local politicians should have pay parity with counterparts in Scotland and Wales is “nonsense”
08/02/2025

Suggestion that local politicians should have pay parity with counterparts in Scotland and Wales is “nonsense”

​The former head of an independent panel responsible for setting MLA pay has said any suggestion that local politicians should have pay parity with counterparts in Scotland and Wales is “nonsense”.

Owners of captive birds in Magherafelt have been told to put them in lockdown
08/02/2025

Owners of captive birds in Magherafelt have been told to put them in lockdown

Owners of captive birds in Magherafelt have been told to put them in lockdown – whether they’re pets at home or commercial flocks.

A self-styled loyalist pastor has lost a High Court challenge to an alleged “policy of secrecy”
08/02/2025

A self-styled loyalist pastor has lost a High Court challenge to an alleged “policy of secrecy”

​A self-styled loyalist pastor has lost a High Court challenge to an alleged “policy of secrecy” surrounding Stormont Executive meetings.

A man has been charged with two criminal offences after an incident on a Belfast-bound train
08/02/2025

A man has been charged with two criminal offences after an incident on a Belfast-bound train

A man has been charged with two criminal offences after an incident on a Belfast-bound train.

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