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The Championship

The Championship

Don't miss build up to the Championship in today's Irish News. Includes a predict the score competition for your chance to win an Irish News All-Star jersey. The Irish News Championship Coverage - Every Ball.
Great British Menu

Great British Menu

Don't miss Galgorm Resort head chef Chris Bell on his Great British Menu dressing down in Weekend in today's Irish News. Plus, he shares two of his favourite recipes. Buy The Irish News in store or subscribe online now.
Tickets on Sale

Tickets on Sale

The Irish News GAA Talk Nights in association with O'Neills will take place on Monday 21st May in the Lyric Theatre, Belfast and on Wednesday 23rd May in the Market Place Theatre, Armagh. Tickets are now on sale for only £10. For details see The Irish News. Buy in store or subscribe online now.
5 Trips to be Won

5 Trips to be Won

Crossmaglen and Armagh footballer, Jamie Clarke will be lining out at Croke Park as part of The Irish News School Trips to Croke Park. Don't miss your chance to win 1 of 5 School Trips in The Irish News in association with Ulster Bank, official sponsor of the GAA Football Championship. Buy The Irish News in store or subscribe online now.
Sleeping with the dinosaurs!!

Sleeping with the dinosaurs!!

The Irish News is giving 3 lucky primary schools the chance to win an overnight stay at the Ulster Museum for an entire class. Starts on Monday in The Irish News. Buy The Irish News in store or subscribe online now.
  • Fans revved up for a rare weekend of sports

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    Fans revved up for a rare weekend of sports

    SPORTS fanatics will have plenty to keep themselves entertained as a bumper weekend gets under way today.All eyes will be on Twickenham this evening as Ulster's rugby team takes on inter-provincial rivals Leinster in a bid to be cro read more»

  • Frazer's issues flagged up in previous gaffe

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    Frazer's issues flagged up in previous gaffe

    A VICTIMS campaigner's problems identifying the Irish tricolour - which prompted him to label a school the "junior headquarters of IRA youth" - were also flagged up earlier this year, it has emerged.William Frazer this week apologised for sug read more»

  • Burglars wreck day-care centre and steal bus

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    Burglars wreck day-care centre and steal bus

    CHARITY workers have spoken of their shock after burglars went on a wrecking spree at a day-care centre and stole a minibus.Windows were broken and cash was stolen during the break-in at the Autism Initiatives day centre at Bryansford Road in read more»

  • DPP in unprecedented challenge over man's child sex sentence

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    DPP in unprecedented challenge over man's child sex sentence

    NORTHERN Ireland's director of public prosecutions has launched an unprecedented bid to have a tougher sentence imposed on a man who made a schoolgirl pregnant.Barra McGrory QC argued in the Court of Appeal that the suspended jail term was un read more»

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  • Maloney-Derham determined to restore Cavan's winning tradition

    Sport

    Maloney-Derham determined to restore Cavan's winning tradition

    Robert Maloney-Derham represents the future of Cavan football, but as he tells Andy Watters, he is hoping that he can help the Breffnimen evoke past glories... CAVAN last reached the Ulster final in 1997. Since then manager after manager an read more»

  • HOLD YOUR FIRE

    Sport

    HOLD YOUR FIRE

    DONEGAL boss Jim McGuinness has urged GAA pundits to think before they speak ahead of this weekend's Ulster Championship opener with Cavan in Kingspan Breffni Park.The Glenties clubman also believes the recent managerial upheaval in the Breff read more»

  • No injury worries for Ulster

    Sport

    No injury worries for Ulster

    ULSTER look set to be at full strength for Saturday's Heineken Cup final against Leinster at Twickenham, with Chris Henry training yesterday and suffering no reaction to the ankle sprain suffered in the Pro12 game between the sides last month. read more»

  • Farney can upset odds

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    Farney can upset odds

    MONAGHAN stalwart Niamh Kindlon played in her county's last National League decider some 11 years ago.That day Clare defeated them 2-10 to 1-10. This time around, Kindlon hopes to be on the winning side aiming to help Monaghan capture read more»

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  • Cruising for success

    Business

    Cruising for success

    ■ DOCKED: Belfast lord mayor Niall O Donnghaile is joined, from left, by Anne McMullan of the Belfast Visitor & Convention Bureau, Belfast Harbour's Tony McAuley, a member of the ship's security team and Michael McCann from Diageo NI at Belfast's port to w read more»

  • Eight of Clinton Cards' shops will close tonight

    Business

    Eight of Clinton Cards' shops will close tonight

    EXCLUSIVE THE shutters will come down tonight on eight of Clinton Cards' remaining 14 stores in Northern Ireland, plunging dozens more workers on to the dole. The Irish News understands that staff at the affected shops were informed ye read more»

  • </p><p>HOUSEHOLDS could be buying gas and electricity from the same supplier

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    HOUSEHOLDS could be buying gas and electricity from the same supplier

    HOUSEHOLDS could be buying gas and electricity from the same supplier within weeks following the takeover of Phoenix Natural Gas's supply business. British energy giant SSE yesterday announced that it had paid £19.1 million for read more»

  • Grasp opportunities of offshore energy: Foster

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    Grasp opportunities of offshore energy: Foster

    BUSINESSES have been briefed on potential developments for the offshore renewable energy sector in Irish waters.More than 300 firms attended yesterday's Offshore Energy Supply Chain Event, organised by Invest NI and the Crown Estate, the body read more»

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  • All aboard for Disney

    Life Style

    All aboard for Disney

    The magic never stops on a Disney cruise, as Roger Crow discovers on board Mickey and friends' latest superliner WHEN Mickey Mouse finally got into cruising, he was never going to settle for half measures. But the sheer scale of the 130,000-ton Disn read more»

  • <p>Men in Black are back </P>

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    Men in Black are back

    It's been 15 years since Will Smith first donned those shades and started chasing aliens in Men In Black. As the third instalment hits cinemas, the actor tells Scene why it was a huge risk to revisit the films TWO things are immediately clear when W read more»

  • Carrie's got an eye for art

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    Carrie's got an eye for art

    SHE has had a blast at Glastonbury with television presenter Cat Deeley, organised exhibitions for celebrity photographer David Bailey and shared a joke or three with artist Damien Hirst - but Carrie Neely's days living the high life in London are over. read more»

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    The recipe for losing weight

    Losing weight is about cutting calories and burning them but there are plenty of lifestyle changes that can make it easier - and they're not all unpleasant DRINKING red wine, nibbling nuts and having a lovely long sleep may not seem like the read more»

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Picture of the day

■ MEMORIES OF BOOM TOWN BELFAST:  Winnie Hamill (nee Jamison) who turns 96 on August 9, was a special guest at Titanic Belfast yesterday where she relived memories of her job as an Ornamentor at Douglas and Green in Belfast’s north St ... Picture By Bill Smyth