Theresa May's departure prompts fresh Brexit concerns across Ireland
Karen Bradley likely to follow Theresa May out of office
Porpoise seen off the coast at Ballycastle
Patrick Murphy: Time to decide if we want religious belief to take precedence over democracy
Tyrone will show no quarter against Antrim at the Athletic Grounds
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Brexit
Theresa May's departure prompts fresh Brexit concerns across Ireland
THERESA May's departure from Downing Street has been met with warnings that her successor must not sacrifice Ireland's wellbeing for the sake of delivering Brexit.
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Arlene Foster hails tearful Theresa May's 'selfless service'
Theresa May's turbulent leadership of the Conservative Party will end on June 7, paving the way for a new British prime minister to lead the Brexit process.
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Theresa May's future: what happens now?
Theresa May's deal has been pulled from the House of Commons timetable, despite her insistence it would be tabled this month and voted on in the first week of June.
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EU chief slams pro-union video over 'fake quote'
A pro-Unionist video posted on Twitter has been criticised for an alleged misquote.
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Starmer tells May to abandon push on new deal as calls grow for her to quit
SHADOW Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer said Theresa May should abandon attempts to get her new deal through the Commons.
News
U2's Bono the surprise guest at Snow Patrol concert
ROCK star Bono made a surprise appearance at the Snow Patrol gig in Bangor on Saturday night in a musical show of unity between Northern Ireland and the Republic.
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Betty Scott: 'She was full of energy and she'd one of the biggest hearts I've ever known'
BETTY Scott would have been a big singing star if she hadn’t lost her heart to a handsome impresario from Belfast.
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Sr Christopher Hegarty: 'Humble and gentle' former head of Thornhill College, Derry
FRIENDS of Sister Christopher Hegarty remember her as someone who was “humble and gentle” and above all else deeply spiritual.
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Republicans to attend commemoration in Derry for IRA man killed in 1981
A commemoration will be held tomorrow in memory of an IRA man killed almost four decades ago.
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Journalists William Crawley and Olivia O'Leary among 27 new Royal Irish Academy members
JOURNALISTS William Crawley and Olivia O'Leary were among those honoured yesterday for their exceptional contribution to the humanities, sciences and public service.
Business
One in five plan to holiday 'at home' this summer says report
THE number of domestic tourists from Northern Ireland planning to spend more time on holiday in the UK this year is expected to increase by a fifth, a new report from Barclays has revealed.
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Centra to open new £767k Belfast waterfront store, creating 15 jobs
CONVENIENCE retailer, Centra is to open its eagerly awaited Belfast waterfront store next week, creating 15 jobs.
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Lack of Executive set to cost north's economy almost £1bn by end of 2019 says CBI
THE ongoing lack of a Stormont government will have cost the north's economy almost £1 billion by the end of 2019, according to new research.
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Newry-based STATSports adds Indian cricket team to growing client list
THE Indian national cricket team has become the latest sporting side to sign up with Newry-based STATSports.
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Two firms from the north named in Sunday Times SME export list
TWO Northern Ireland-headquartered firms have been included in the top 20 of a prestigious Sunday Times list recognising export prowess.
Sport
Fermanagh v Donegal - all the analysis ahead of Ulster SFC clash
Fermanagh v Donegal - all the analysis ahead of Ulster SFC clash
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Belfast lightweight clash between Joe Fitzpatrick and Stephen Webb rekindles memories of some legendary Irish derby battles of yesteryear
IT'S not in the Kings Hall, it's in a small hall, but the all-Belfast lightweight clash between Joe Fitzpatrick and Stephen Webb has rekindled memories of some of the legendary Irish derby battles of yesteryear.
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Tyrone native Brendan Trainor ready for head-to-head with former teacher Mickey Harte
HE has been taught by him, worked and coached alongside him, and this evening Brendan Trainor will pit his wits against Mickey Harte as part of the Antrim backroom team.
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Local Hearts hero Bobby Burns dreaming of Scottish Cup final glory
TWELVE tumultuous months have passed since Bobby Burns sat down to do an interview with this publication.
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Videos: On This Day – May 25 1967: Lisbon Lions roar as Celtic win European Cup
Opinion
Patrick Murphy: Time to decide if we want religious belief to take precedence over democracy
I blame the Bible. Not that I am an expert on it, you understand, but it appears to be a stumbling block in the current political talks at Stormont.
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Newton Emerson: The end of Theresa May's premiership is bad timing for Northern Ireland
The apparently final collapse of Theresa May’s premiership is bad timing for Northern Ireland, with the prime minister and the taoiseach due to pass verdict on Stormont talks next week.
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Theresa May was a weak leader but her successor could prove even worse
Britain's fractious relationship with the European Union has destroyed yet another prime ministerial career, Theresa May yesterday following David Cameron in resigning over the disastrous folly that is Brexit.
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Brian Feeney: As Theresa May departs, no deal Brexit becomes a real threat
Cold, robotic, obsessive, devoid of emotional intelligence, and according to some, vengeful to people like George Osborne who'd disagreed with her or bested her in argument, Theresa May is the past.
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Alex Kane: Theresa May's stupidity has created the Brexit mess and I'll be glad to see her go
In April 2015 David Cameron launched the Conservative Party's general election manifesto.
Magazine
McGuinness and Flintoff combine cars and chaos in first full Top Gear trailer
The trailer will have its TV debut on Sunday night on BBC One.
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Announce Beckham: Man United fans nostalgic as Becks impresses at Old Trafford
The 44-year-old capped of a 5-0 United victory over Bayern Munich.
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Lucy Mecklenburgh shares bikini image in bid to be ‘more open and honest'
The reality star said certain foods make her bloated.
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Lucy Spraggan encourages others to become foster carers
The singer-songwriter said she and her wife have been having fertility treatment.
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Watch: Defender's pass beats Charlton goalkeeper in League One play-off final
Dillon Phillips had to chase after a pass back to him from defender Naby Sarr.
Life
Travel: Shannon cruise provides a great escape from the real world
THERE’S only one thing better than good friends, good food and good wine, and that’s those three plus a boat.
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Thanks to The 4 of Us for a mojo boost
Ain't life grand? One minute it's up, the next, it's down, but oh boy, what a rollercoaster it is.
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Nutrition with Jane McClenaghan: Looking to lose weight? Here's what works
WEIGHT loss diets and trends come and go.
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Gardening: Pelargonium power: how to make the most of these summer favourites
ARE you looking for low-maintenance, high impact colour this summer with patio pots, beds and borders? For quick-fix glorious garden style, look no further than the pelargonium, which needs so little watering and should thrive in a sunny spot through summer and into autumn.
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Quotes of the week
"Game Of Thrones has shaped me as a woman, as an actor and as a human being.
Arts
Spice Girls reunite on stage in Dublin
THE Spice Girls, one of the biggest bands of the 1990s, reunited on stage in Dublin last night.
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Lewis Capaldi: I don't have a clue about writing a hit, or about Instagram
LEWIS Capaldi swears as much as the Gallagher brothers, loves to drink Buckfast on a night out, and he has the voice of an angel.
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Cult Movie: Wonderful Billy Wilder comedy One, Two, Three
One, Two, Three WITH timeless beauties like Some Like It Hot and The Apartment to his name Billy Wilder will always be rightly renowned as one of the greatest director's of Hollywood's golden age.
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Noise Annoys: The Wedding Present's David Gedge on Irish tour and George Best LP documentary
THIS is a bumper weekend for Irish devotees of indie rock legends The Wedding Present
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Slow-burning period chiller The Isle fizzles despite promising premise
THE ISLE: (15, 96mins) Starring: Alex Hassell, Fisayo Akinade, Graham Butler, Dickon Tyrrell, Tori Butler-Hart, Conleth Hill, Alix Wilton Regan, Joe Bannister.
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.
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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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Why the NI Countrysports Fair is a must for country music, good food and family entertainment
The NI Countrysports Fair returns to Scarvagh House for another two days of unbeatable family fun
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Business organisations join forces for unique Brexit event
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From Cyprus to Cape Verde, the Overseas Property Show uncovers a wealth of dream homes
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There's fantastic family fun everywhere in Northern Ireland this Easter
This Easter, a short break is long on family fun
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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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