A closer look at English quartet’s Champions League opponents
Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea face Atalanta, Olympiacos, Istanbul Basaksehir and Rennes respectively this week.
UK Sport|Nov 2, 2020
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Bishop ‘deeply saddened’ after Irish language epitaph controversy
The Church of England says the decision to ban the message on a headstone was not its national policy.
UK News|Jun 5, 2020
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Outer Wilds wins big at Bafta Games Awards hosted from Dara O Briain’s home
O Briain urges gamers to share their virtual world with people during the coronavirus pandemic.
UK News|Apr 2, 2020
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Stars jokingly recall children’s office invasion as expert returns to TV screens
Professor Robert Kelly went viral in 2017 when his children broke into the room while he was live on the news.
Viral News|Feb 24, 2020
Viral News
Sinn Fein leader hits out at ‘old boys’ club’ of Fianna Fail and Fine Gael
The prospect of a second election is on the horizon.
UK News|Feb 14, 2020
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Sinn Fein TD: Not possible to form government without Fine Gael or Fianna Fail
The prospect of a second election is on the horizon.
UK News|Feb 14, 2020
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Labour Party will not be ‘cheap date’ for other parties seeking coalition
Labour is hoping to double its number of seats from seven to 14, from a field of 31 candidates.
UK News|Feb 6, 2020
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Storm Brendan set to batter island of Ireland
Several wind warnings have been issued for Monday as local authorities make flood prevention preparations.
UK News|Jan 12, 2020
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Brand of e-cigarettes probably as addictive as smoking – study
US researchers found almost three times the blood nicotine concentrations in users of the device compared to other vapes they tested.
UK News|Nov 15, 2019
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Tributes pour in for Ireland’s ‘true giant’ Gay Byrne
‘Gay Byrne was the most influential broadcaster in the history of the state, a much-loved figure who changed Ireland for the better in so many ways.’
UK News|Nov 4, 2019
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Government limits exports of HRT to tackle medicine shortages
The move comes after a poll of pharmacists found most are experiencing shortages of every major type of medicine, including HRT and antidepressants.
UK News|Oct 2, 2019
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Vigil held in New Lodge to support residents after days of unrest
The republican area in Belfast has seen violent clashes over the last week due to the construction of an illegal bonfire.
UK News|Aug 12, 2019
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Boris Johnson’s ascent to power celebrated in Turkish ancestral village
The Prime Minister remains popular because of his family links despite undiplomatic remarks about Turks and their current leader.
World News|Jul 26, 2019
World News
Trump not welcome in Ireland, say Irish Labour amid visit speculation
There is growing speculation that Donald Trump will visit Ireland in early June.
UK News|May 15, 2019
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Paramilitaries or the Army could have had ammo fired at Ballymurphy – experts
A coroner is investigating after 10 people were shot dead in West Belfast in August 1971.
UK News|May 15, 2019
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