Baby was in car which flipped onto roof after being hit by stolen vehicle
Breast cancer assessments to be offered in fewer hospitals under plans
Co Antrim man (48) in 'highest ever drink-drive reading' case
Man accused of Pauline Kilkenny murder returned for trial
Stormont chiefs grant Sinn Féin access to Maze prison despite six-year DUP row
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Brexit
Still not enough support for Brexit deal, Theresa May admits
British prime minister Theresa May has acknowledged that there is not enough support in the House of Commons for her to bring back her Brexit deal for a third "meaningful vote".
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'Nightmare Brexit scenario' of hard border getting closer, warns residents' group
The clock is ticking towards a "nightmare scenario" of a hard border re-emerging on the island of Ireland, a residents' group has warned.
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No-deal Brexit increasingly likely, says Brussels
A no-deal Brexit on April 12 is becoming "increasingly likely", the European Commission has warned.
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'No-deal Brexit' helpline launched by European Commission
The European Commission has launched a freephone no-deal Brexit helpline.
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Leo Varadkar: We'll work with Britain on Brexit, no matter who is PM
The taoiseach says he will work with Britain on Brexit, regardless of who is British prime minister.
News
Tara Wright (17) named as teenager found dead outside Belfast City Hospital
The teenager was found dead in hospital grounds in the early hours of Sunday March 24.
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Judge hits out at 'gang of professional beggars' who fly in and out of Romania in shifts
A District Judge said he was "taking a hard line" against a "gang of professional beggars" who fly in and out of Romania in shifts as he jailed a woman for shoplifting in Derry.
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Breast cancer assessments to be offered in fewer Northern Ireland hospitals under plans
Breast cancer assessment appointments are to be offered in fewer hospitals in Northern Ireland under proposals to consolidate services and reduce waiting times.
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Still not enough support for Brexit deal, Theresa May admits
British prime minister Theresa May has acknowledged that there is not enough support in the House of Commons for her to bring back her Brexit deal for a third "meaningful vote".
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Man accused of Pauline Kilkenny murder returned for trial
A 28-YEAR-OLD man accused of murdering of Pauline Kilkenny at her remote home in Co Fermanagh last year has been returned for trial.
Business
Brighten up your prospects with a little help from NIJobs.com
Spring has sprung so it's high time for change. Start by securing the job of your dreams with some help from NIJobs.com
Topics
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Irish income tax liability for secondees
QUESTION: I have businesses in Belfast and I need to second staff from Belfast to Dublin for a period.
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The Royal Mail and a new type of pension scheme
THE Royal Mail has recently delivered a little love letter to its 161,000-odd workforce, announcing far-reaching changes to the company's pension scheme.
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'Happy campers' as outdoor holidays generate £340m and sustain 6,700 jobs in Northern Ireland
FAMILIES enjoying stays on campsites and holiday parks in Northern Ireland are now generating more than £340 million of annual spending, according to new research.
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How should I manage my investments through Brexit?
BREXIT is like going shopping with my three daughters: ‘That dress is great, like the last one, in fact like the first one, and the shoes are great too.
Sport
Northern Ireland leave it late to beat Belarus in Euro 2020 qualifier
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Still heat on FAI chief John Delaney despite sideways move
EMBATTLED FAI chief John Delaney appears to be fighting for his future after further revelations were revealed in a Sunday Times investigation.
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Mick McCarthy relieved to avoid Republic of Ireland's "worst night in history" in Gibraltar
European 2020 Qualifying Group D: Gibraltar 0 Republic of Ireland 1 From Brendan Crossan in Gibraltar SATURDAY night in Gibraltar’s Victoria Stadium made for grim viewing.
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Republic of Ireland midfielder Conor Hourihane stands out in Gibraltar win
European 2020 Qualifying Group D: Gibraltar 0 Republic of Ireland 1 ONE of the few shafts of light to emerge from the Republic of Ireland’s banana-skin Euro 2020 opener in Gibraltar on Saturday night was the midfield excellence of Conor Hourihane.
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Slick Louth blow Down promotion hopes apart
THE old saying goes that the clue to football is in the name.
Opinion
Deaglán de Breadún: No need to get too alarmed over Mary Lou's England banner
Let me share a secret with you, dear reader, but only on condition that nobody else hears about it.
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Tom Kelly: Theresa May has reduced the UK's reputation to rubble
To think they once ruled a quarter of the world.
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Act on church was despicable
DESPICABLE was an apt description of damage caused to a Church of Ireland place of worship in Co Fermanagh.
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Disgusting sectarian attacks
TWO SECTARIAN assaults on teenagers within 15 minutes on Saturday night in north Belfast could easily have left the victims with serious injuries.
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Science makes no claims of God's existence because it deals in facts
The pejorative use of the term ‘scientism’ (the excessive belief in the power of scientific knowledge) is the latest in the lexicon of those who reject the secular view that the myths of religion have been exposed by a greater understanding of the natural world.
Magazine
Apple unveils TV streaming service backed by host of A-listers
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Buttler's ‘mankaded' in controversial IPL clash
India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin ran Buttler out at the non-striker's end.
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Luke Skywalker congratulates Star Wars super fan on BB-8 bionic arm
Open Bionics shared a video of Cameron unboxing new covers for his bionic arm.
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BBC could cover tax bills for staff investigated by HMRC after pay change
Some staff were left owing huge sums.
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Could Michael Ball get his first number one solo album in 27 years?
The singer has returned to the charts with solo effort Coming Home To You.
Life
Fashion: Tips from a top stylist on how to pick an eye-catching pair of glasses
FIVE things you need to think about before deciding on your next set of specs: 1.
Topics
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Ask Fiona: My stepson's unhappy outbursts are out of control
MY stepson is seven and visits every other weekend.
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TV Quickfire: Sarah Beeny tells us about her new show Renovate Don't Relocate
WHAT CAN WE EXPECT FROM RENOVATE DON'T RELOCATE? It really came from the fact that years ago I remember going to someone's house and they were saying, 'We've got to move, we're so clogged up in our house'.
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Designer Paul Costelloe: My favourite Princess Diana dress was made in Dungannon
BEAUTIFUL tailoring, luxurious textures, quality materials and acute attention to detail, as well as the designer's passion and charismatic personality have seen Paul Costelloe grow from a small Irish womenswear design and production house 40 years ago to one of fashion's most recognisable names.
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Fashion: Seven maternity style lessons we've learned from Meghan's pregnancy
EVEN before she officially became part of the royal family, the Duchess of Sussex had achieved bona fide style-icon status.
Arts
The Killers to headline Belsonic gig at Belfast's Ormeau Park
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Bonnie Tyler on her new album: Things just started happening, like it was fate
BONNIE Tyler doesn't even feel 50 so the fact she's marking her 50th year in the music industry is somewhat baffling to her.
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Film: Five Feet Apart a syrupy tear-jerker lifted by its stars' simmering chemistry
TWO hospitalised teenagers fall deliriously in love as they undergo treatment for cystic fibrosis (CF) in a cliched romantic drama directed by Justin Baldoni.
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Trad/roots: Úna Monaghan on traditional music, tech and Naíscoil Bhreandáin
WHAT do you get when you mix the traditional Irish harp, electronics, astrophysics and the Irish-medium nursery school Naíscoil Bhreandáin? The answer is Úna Monaghan, the Belfast musician and sound engineer who has just been presented with the inaugural Liam O’Flynn Award by the Irish Arts Council, funding designed to help individual traditional artists create new works, encourage unique artistic collaborations and innovations and to entice future generations to enjoy and practice the traditional arts.
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Album reviews: Bonnie Tyler, Fishermen's Friends, Maverick Sabre, Benjamin Francis Leftwich
Bonnie Tyler Between The Earth And The Stars THE husky-voiced Welsh chanteuse is celebrating 50 years in the business with her 17th studio release and has called in a few big names.
Omagh bombing
Council to consider action over new plaque on Omagh bomb memorial
A LOCAL council is set to consider whether it will take action over the addition of an unapproved plaque to a memorial to those killed and injured in the Omagh bombing.
Topics
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Husband of Omagh bomb victim adds plaque to memorial blaming `dissident republican terrorists'
THE husband of a woman killed in the Omagh bombing has glued a plaque to a memorial at the site of the atrocity stating that it was a "dissident republican terrorist" car bomb.
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Death of Co Tyrone man who lost daughter in Omagh bombing
TRIBUTES have been paid to a Co Tyrone man who has died 20 years on from the death of his daughter in the Omagh bombing atrocity.
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Mother of Omagh bombing victim Aiden Gallagher breaks silence in emotional letter backing Nuala O'Loan
THE mother of Omagh bombing victim Aiden Gallagher has spoken publicly for the first time since his death 20 years ago to praise a former Police Ombudsman’s comment that the atrocity could have been prevented.
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Omagh bombing victim's husband 'flabbergasted' by former police ombudsman's claim
FORMER police ombudsman Nuala O'Loan has been criticised by the husband of an Omagh bomb victim for claiming that the atrocity was preventable.
Pope's visit
Pope Francis blamed for fall in Dublin Zoo visitors
Dublin Zoo has blamed the Pope for causing a drop of almost 100,000 in visitor numbers this year.
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Lasting souvenir of Papal visit Ireland with release of a commemorative book
PILGRIMS can now have a lasting souvenir of the historic Papal visit to Dublin, Knock and the World Meeting of Families (WMOF) with the release of a commemorative book.
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Film reveals effect of Pope John Paul II's visit to Republic
A new documentary highlights the effect Pope John Paul ll's visit to the Republic in 1979 had on the peace process.
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Pope Francis 'tasted pain and bitterness' of abuse during Irish visit
POPE Francis has lamented how Irish church authorities failed to respond to the crimes of sexual abuse, speaking during his first public appearance at the Vatican after accusations that he himself covered up for a former US cardinal.
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ANALYSIS: DUP has yet to give an adequate explanation for Papal snub
It's important that people respect Arlene Foster's decision not to attend Saturday's civic reception for Pope Francis in Dublin Castle.
Civil Rights
Patsy Gildernew: Civil rights pioneer, successful businessman but first and foremost a family man
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Tributes paid to civil rights pioneer Patsy Gildernew
The funeral has taken place of a Co Tyrone man who took part in a protest believed to have given birth to the civil rights movement more than 50 years ago. Patsy Gildernew wrote himself into Irish history when he...
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Stormont discrimination of Catholics 'hugely exaggerated' says David Trimble's ex-aide
A FORMER adviser to ex-First Minister David Trimble has claimed discrimination against Catholics by Stormont before the civil rights movement has been "hugely exaggerated".
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Fionnuala O Connor: Press reports from 1968 show unionist leaders unable to grasp what was happening
RUC men on that Saturday fifty years ago blattered their way into history on camera, leaving newsprint catching-up as the Troubles, and the next week, began.
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Leona O'Neill: Those who commemorate the IRA are no champions of civil rights in my eyes
WE’VE just come out of a weekend that marked probably one of the most important moments in Northern Ireland’s history, the birth of the civil rights movement.
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Data Protection and Brexit - Is your organisation prepared?
Guidance to help businesses and charities continue to comply with data protection law after the UK leaves the EU
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Brexit: How will you be affected?
Everything you need to know ahead of the UK's withdrawal from the EU
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Car finance options for a new tech-savvy generation
Thinking of buying a new car? In 2019 your expectations and experiences will be quite different than those of previous generations with finance options that put you firmly in the driving seat.
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FMI: The trend setters with a real passion for their work
Market leaders in their field, FMI allow you to enjoy your work too
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The Oscars of traditional music returns
A special night is in store at the Waterfront Hall
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Countdown to a Victorian Christmas at Hillsborough Castle
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Ghouls and a Gruffalo - there's something spooky in west Belfast courtesy of Colin Neighbourhood Partnership
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How Progressive Building Society are laying strong foundations when it comes to staff welfare
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Play your part in building a safer Northern Ireland with a career in the Prison Service
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