'Don't be embarrassed to go to your GP': message from young teacher who died from gynae-related cancer
Greater accountability and a salary cut for special advisers at Stormont under new code
Couple accused of murdering five-year-old daughter to attend funeral
Woman dies after car comes off road along the shores of Strangford Lough
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Brexit
Contemporary dance in Belfast to explore Brexit impact
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Republic and UK to beef up cooperation after Brexit, says Leo Varadkar
The Republic and Britain will "beef up" co-operation after Brexit, the taoiseach said.
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Arlene Foster will not 'put a figure' on how much money she will demand from Boris Johnson
TAOISEACH Leo Varadkar and British prime minister Boris Johnson will travel to Belfast on Monday to meet the leaders of Stormont's freshly restored executive.
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Cross-party attempt by MPs to change Brexit legislation fails
A cross-party attempt by MPs from the north to change the British government's Brexit legislation has failed.
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Irish government announces €28m Brexit mitigation funding for border region
THE Irish government has announced a funding package worth €28 million for the border region to help businesses mitigate against the potential impact of Brexit.
News
PSNI Acting Deputy Chief Constable Stephen Martin to retire
Retiring senior PSNI officer Stephen Martin has paid tribute to the bravery and compassion of his colleagues.
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Man jailed for 11 months for perfume theft
A MAN who stole thousands of pounds worth of perfume from a Belfast department store in a bid to clear his drugs debt has been jailed for 11 months.
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Man (40) remanded into custody accused of murder of Nathan Gibson (25) in Craigavon
A Co Armagh man has been remanded into custody accused of the murder of Nathan Gibson in Craigavon.
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Teenager denies throwing paint over police
A teenager has denied throwing paint over police officers.
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Suspended sentence for man who took £23,000 from ATMs during Danske Bank glitch
A MAN who was among more than 1,000 customers who helped themselves to £1.
Business
Communications executive in Belfast and marketing role in Dungannon - NIJobs.com unveil top new jobs
HR advisor at Hovis and regional manager to support Macular Society also feature in top seven
Topics
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Harry, Meghan and Canadian tax – what decides tax residency?
QUESTION: I have been following the story of Harry and Meghan considering plans to step back from full time Royal duties and spend more time in Canada.
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If you have 'normal' hobbies, this article is for you
Are you a bungee jumper, a stuntman, a trapeze artist or an astronaut? No? Then you have a ‘normal' job and ‘normal' hobbies? Great, this article is for you.
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The mosquito in passive investing
I REMEMBER the Virgin tracker fund launched back in the mid 90's.
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Translink chief calls for politicians to work with businesses to tackle major issues
THE new chair of Business in the Community has called on politicians to work with firms to tackle significant societal and environmental issues in the north.
Sport
How Tyrone rated...
Tyrone ratings Niall Morgan: In contention for man-of-the-match, Morgan’s spell with Dungannon Swifts has kept him very sharp.
Topics
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Mickey Harte ready to "mix and match" to find right attacking formula for 2020
ULSTER Council officials could take the liberty of inscribing Tyrone’s name on the Dr McKenna Cup before a ball has been kicked such is their vice-like grip on the pre-season silverware.
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Time Out - January 20: Sporting greats, Dates and a Quick Quiz Blitz to kick-start your day
BACK IN THE DAY The Irish News - January 20 2010: Active Nation Scottish Cup fourth round: Greenock Morton 0 Celtic 1 Niall McGinn’s left-footed strike after 35 minutes gave Celtic victory over Morton in their Active Nation Scottish Cup fourth-round tie at Cappielow last night.
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Tyrone's Burns and McCurry prove too hot for Monaghan
THE Saturday night lights haven’t thrown up too many bad McKenna Cup finals in recent years, but this one offered nothing.
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Danske Bank Premiership round-up: Glentoran hit the front thanks to win over Institute
Danske Bank Premiership Ballymena United 0 Glenavon 3 BALLYMENA slipped to ninth place in the table as a result of a 3-0 home defeat to Gary Hamilton's Glenavon at the Showgrounds on Saturday.
Opinion
Chris Donnelly: Southern election could still see Sinn Fein return in kingmaker role
In a few weeks’ time, the south will go to the polls to elect a new government.
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Tom Kelly: With money tight, it's time for tough love from the politicians
Whatever one thinks of local politicians they were certainly not bought and sold for English gold - they never even got a sniff.
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Opinion: Garda officer's drug warning should be heeded
A SENIOR gardai officer said some uncomfortable truths about people who use drugs 'recreationally' on Saturday following the horrific death of a young Drogheda boy.
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Is Stormont deal a great new start or pie-in-the-sky parchment?
A new bold document for Northern Ireland or a recipe for disaster?
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Patrick Murphy: While the south has free elections, Stormont remains an election-free zone
A significant difference between north and south is that whereas politicians in Dublin are preparing for an election, politicians in Stormont have done all in their power to avoid one.
Magazine
New T-cells ‘raise prospect of universal cancer therapy'
Researchers at Cardiff University suggest the discovery offers hope of a ‘one-size-fits-all' cancer therapy.
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Chimpanzee daughters ‘less likely to leave home if mother is powerful'
In chimpanzee society, males spend their entire lives in the group they were born while the females tend to move away.
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Sir Nick Clegg defends Facebook's position on political adverts
Speaking at a conference in Germany, the former deputy prime minister said private companies should not decide what should be defined as truth.
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Natural History Museum declares ‘planetary emergency' over climate change
It hopes to create a new generation of ‘advocates for the planet'.
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Lord Tony Hall's gets National Gallery job as he quits as BBC Director-General
His departure from the BBC comes at a turbulent time for the broadcaster.
Life
Trained spaniels have found seven surviving koalas after Australian wildfires
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Co Antrim designer Hope Macaulay living the dream in surreal world of fashion
FEATURED in British Vogue’s 'Best Street Style' at London Fashion Week and listed in The Irish Times 'Top 50 People to Watch in 2019', Co Antrim-based designer Hope Macaulay is making heads turn with her kaleidoscopic knitwear and fantasy prints.
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Ask Fiona: My 'charming' husband beats me behind closed doors and I don't know what to do
EVERYONE seems to think I have the perfect marriage, but the reality isn't like that.
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On trend: Body chains are having a moment: how to style the edgy trend like the A-list
CONSIDERING that all her Golden Globes outfit entailed was a black jacket and maxi skirt, you might be surprised to learn that actor Kerry Washington was one of the big fashion hits of the night.
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I'd like Tom Hardy on the slab says Midsomer Murders pathologist Annette Badland
A DANCE extravaganza, a thriving bee empire, a mud run and a foray into the world of miniature dolls houses.
Arts
Anne Hailes: Actor Karl has big shoes to fill in Percy French but if the 'tache fits...
WHY has actor Karl O’Neill shaved off his beard and grown a moustache? Why has he been taking walking tours of Dublin, visiting Pearse Street and sitting on a bench in Dun Laoghaire? All in preparation to step into the shoes of balladeer, writer and artist Percy French who makes footfall later this week at the Lyric Theatre in Belfast.
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Pam Ayres: Writing is a great way of offloading troublesome feelings
AFFECTIONATELY known as 'the people's poet', Pam Ayres is famous for her comic verse, which she has been delivering in her distinctive rural English accent since the 1970s.
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Líofa bursaries are back to help people to learn Irish in the heart of the Gaeltacht
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Tá saol corrach romhainn uilig má tá muid le bun scríbe a bhaint amach
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Na dúshláin bonneagair is mó atá roimh Nichola Mallon ina post úr
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Do you have the hunger for success? Wine Inns wants to hear from you
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Belfast company at the helm of pioneering global research is on the lookout for new talent
Fancy working with a Belfast-based company that helps scientists all over the world conduct pinoeering research on things like better cancer treatments, space exploration and cleaner energy solutions?
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Get ahead in the hospitality industry with the Hastings Group
Have you a passion for hospitality? Or how about a flair for food?
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Do you work through your lunch break? You really shouldn’t and here’s why
Over 60 per cent of us have skipped lunch at some stage but there is a solution
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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.
Assembly Election 2017
