Search for missing Belfast woman moves to Co Louth forest
A no-deal Brexit would 'light a fuse' under the Good Friday Agreement
St James's Swift U-16s 'heartbroken' at the death of young teammate Rían Nolan
Grave of murdered IRA prisoner Kevin McGuigan sealed in concrete at Belfast City Cemetery
RTÉ receives more complaints about axing Joe Brolly than about his original remarks
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Brexit
A no-deal Brexit would 'light a fuse' under the Good Friday Agreement
A NO-DEAL Brexit would "light a fuse to a stick of dynamite under the Good Friday Agreement", the Court of Appeal heard.
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DUP urged to reflect on relationship with Conservative figures after Cameron memoir attack
CLAIRE Hanna has urged the DUP to reflect on the "company they're keeping" following David Cameron's blistering attack on Boris Johnson and senior Brexit figures.
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Boris Johnson to hold Brexit talks with Jean-Claude Juncker
Boris Johnson is to hold talks with European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker as he continues his efforts to find a new Brexit deal.
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What do Westlife think of Brexit?
The Irish pop stars are set to play Wembley Stadium for the first time.
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Teachers' fears about no-deal Brexit
A no-deal Brexit is a major threat to the education systems across Ireland, teachers have warned.
News
Search for missing Belfast woman moves to Co Louth forest
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Man armed with samurai sword robs east Belfast off-licence
A MAN armed with a samurai sword has robbed an off licence in east Belfast.
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A no-deal Brexit would 'light a fuse' under the Good Friday Agreement
A NO-DEAL Brexit would "light a fuse to a stick of dynamite under the Good Friday Agreement", the Court of Appeal heard.
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Grieving father who caused £50k of damage at car showroom given suspended sentence
A grieving father who caused almost £50,000 of damage at a car showroom with a claw hammer has been handed a suspended jail sentence.
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Low-level cocaine dealer jailed after judge says practice needs 'stamped out'
A low-level cocaine dealer is starting a six-month sentence behind bars after a judge said the practice needed "stamped out".
Business
Enjoy a new career in the hospitality or finance industries courtesy of this week's top seven jobs
Autumn is on our doorstep and the nights are already getting shorter but that doesn't mean it's time to give up on that job search. Thankfully NIJobs.com are here to help.
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Preparing your company for a possible sale
QUESTION: I'm preparing my company for a possible sale in the next few years.
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Ensure to leave your family some financial security
I WAS reading an opinion column last week that said ‘happiness isn't very good for the economy'.
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When tax cuts cause a loss
THINK-tanks talking about taxes! Scaremongering, vote gaining, lobbying for the lobbyist's financial gain, newspaper filling, or just boring? It's often hard to tell.
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Gaffer keeps on trucking with increased sales and profits
GAFFER NI Ltd, the holding company of a number of Northern Ireland businesses involved in the transport and haulage sector, posted increased sales and profits in 2018.
Sport
On This Day, September 16, 1998: Man United play out a thrilling 3-3 draw with Barcelona as they start the journey that ended with Champions League victory over Bayern Munich
Start off your day with a few sporting greats, dates and a quick quiz blitz...
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Brilliant Dublin see off Kerry to complete 'drive for five'
All-Ireland SFC Final replay: Dublin 1-18 Kerry 0-15 GREAT(EST?), unbeatable, brilliant, and unprecedented.
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How the Kerry players rated in the replay
Ratings of the Kerry players from the All-Ireland SFC Final replay against Dublin
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History-maker Jim Gavin excited about the future for Dublin after ending drive for five
HISTORY was made, the elusive five in-a-row completed for the first time ever and (look away now rivals) Dublin manager Jim Gavin says he is “excited about the future”.
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How the Dublin players rated against Kerry
Opinion
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
50-year-old legislation not solution to abortion Bernadette McAliskey deserves credit for the manner in which she expressed her opinions on abortion recently, if not for the thoughts themselves.
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Tom Kelly: Thanks to dithering Jeremy Corbyn, shambolic Boris Johnson could yet win an election
Shambolic, shameless, untrustworthy and dishonourable.
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Claire Simpson: Boris Johnson's bridge to Scotland is just another of his daft - and expensive - ideas
There are some film cliches that, as soon as you hear them, immediately ring alarm bells: the grizzled cop who decides to take on that one last case two days before retirement, the ingenue who creeps down the stairs in form-flattering sleepwear to find out what that strange noise was in the kitchen, any release starring Gerard Butler.
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David Cameron's blunt verdict on Boris Johnson
The forthcoming and much anticipated autobiography from the former British prime minister David Cameron will provide senior DUP figures with some deeply uncomfortable reading.
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Patrick Murphy: Spotlight investigation offers a new generation a valuable insight into our troubled past
For those of us who lived through the Troubles, BBC's Spotlight investigation has so far merely confirmed what we already knew or suspected.
Magazine
Killing Eve and Clangers dazzle William at new Bafta exhibition
The duke was handed a box with the bedtime attire created for actress Jodie Comer's Killing Eve character, the unhinged hit-woman Villanelle.
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Christie Brinkley's daughter filling in for her on DWTS after injury
Sailor Brinkley-Cook will take over for the remainder of the season.
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Sir Antony Gormley poses with artwork ahead of Royal Academy show
The new exhibition is billed as his most significant solo show in the UK for more than a decade.
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In Pictures: Village puts on a show with scarecrow festival
There will be a vote to decide which scarecrow display is the best in the village.
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BBC scraps public vote used to select UK's Eurovision entry
The decision is part of a drive by the corporation to boost the UK's fortunes at the event.
Life
Ask Fiona: A man I dated won't stop sending me letters – how can I get this to stop?
I WENT out with a man for about six months some three years ago, but I finished the relationship with him because I felt increasingly uncomfortable about him.
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It's a wrap: 5 of the best midi wrap dresses and how to style them from summer to autumn
The wrap dress is a modern fashion classic.
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TV Quickfire: Ashley Walters and Kane 'Kano' Robinson on how celeb fan Drake helped to revive Top Boy on Netflix
TOP BOY IS BACK – DID YOU FORESEE ITS RETURN? K: I didn't, to be honest.
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Nuala McCann: Nighties are for hospital stays, and you can keep your mumsy smocks
FASHION magazine spreads on trends like the current ditsy ones inevitably have headings like “Some day my prints will come.
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Down woman Jacinta hoping for a fair wind on climate change voyage of a lifetime
THE fact she hasn't quite found her sea legs yet is no deterrent to Jacinta Hamley, the only Northern Ireland representative on the Regina Maris
Arts
Best-selling author Adele Parks on turning 50: If anything, I've upped my game
ONCE branded one of the 'chick lit' brigade, Adele Parks is much happier to be sitting firmly in the 'domestic noir' section of bookstores these days.
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Westlife announce `once-in-a-lifetime' gig at Wembley Stadium next year
WESTLIFE have announced a one-off concert at London's Wembley Stadium next year.
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What do Westlife think of Brexit?
The Irish pop stars are set to play Wembley Stadium for the first time.
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Westlife: the best thing we ever did was split up
The band separated in 2012 but are now set to play Wembley Stadium.
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Cult Movie: Ealing Studios' 'perfect portmanteau', Dead of Night
Dead Of Night REGULAR readers of this column will know I'm partial to the short sharp thrills of a well made horror anthology film.
Omagh bombing
More tragedy for Omagh bomb family
A Co Tyrone man who lost his wife, a daughter and unborn twins in the Omagh bomb is facing fresh grief after his second wife died suddenly.
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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.
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
Mourners at funeral of Ivan Cooper hear how he dedicated his life to 'building a better community'
MOURNERS at the funeral of civil rights leader Ivan Cooper heard how he dedicated his life to "building a better community".
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Funeral due of civil rights leader Ivan Cooper
NATIONALIST and unionist councillors came together to offer condolences to the family of SDLP founding member and civil rights leader Ivan Cooper ahead of his funeral today.
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Ivan Cooper's mantra 'never give up the fight for justice' stayed with him until the end
IVAN Cooper’s philosophy was always keep going, no matter what the hardship, always keep going.
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Patrick Murphy: Ivan Cooper symbolised the spirit of hope that existed in the 1960s
IF one person can symbolise the spirit of hope which marked the 1960s, that one person was Ivan Cooper.
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'He shall overcome': moving tribute paid by former MP Austin Currie to Ivan Cooper
FORMER Nationalist MP and leading civil rights figure Austin Currie last night paid a moving tribute to Ivan Cooper - describing him as the "symbolism of reconciliation".
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Help challenge and support people in our care to change with a career in the Prison Service
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An tOireachtas: a key player in the Irish language sector and you can be part of it
A dynamic organisation with an excellent record of engagement with Irish-speaking communities, An tOireachtas are currently recruiting event officers
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Kerry minors have eyes on sixth All-Ireland final in-a-row ahead of Galway semi-final showdown
FOR the past five years it is Kerry who have delivered that vital surge of electricity on those glorious minor days beneath the Croke Park sun, and their quest for a sixth consecutive Electric Ireland All-Ireland title continues against Galway in Sunday’s semi-final.
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Mark Counihan's the voice of experience for Monaghan
THOSE glorious minor days in the sun, moments that will never be forgotten.
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Tyrone ready for Monaghan in the Electric Ireland Ulster Minor football final
MINOR matters often produce major moments and Tyrone captain Niall Devlin has already had a few of those this season.
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Worried about losing your job to automation? Queen's University Belfast has the course for you
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Belfast Fertility – new name, same expertise and care
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NI lagging behind when it comes to pancreatic cancer awareness - survey
With pancreatic cancer on course to become the UK's fourth biggest cancer killer, a new survey shows that an alarming percentage of the population here are unaware of its symptoms
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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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