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UU campus dispute resolved as workers return

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A DISPUTE that threatened to further delay an overdue university campus has been resolved with workers returning to the site.

Children to sit grammar exams on four consecutive Saturdays

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CHILDREN face sitting grammar school entrance exams on four consecutive Saturdays this winter.

British army records cast fresh light on killing of IRA man Billy Reid

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Unseen British army files have revealed fresh details surrounding the death of IRA man Billy Reid, whose 50th anniversary takes place today.

Máiría Cahill welcomes apology by The Guardian for Roy Greenslade articles

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MÁIRÍA Cahill last night welcomed an apology and damages issued by The Guardian "for the distress" caused by articles written by former columnist Roy Greenslade.

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Liam Johnson: Accountant was 'quiet, hard-working and deeply committed republican'

Michael Carr: The words 'Michael' and 'honest' went hand in hand

Edwin Poots calls for unionism to unite and end the 'bickering' of the past after his DUP leadership win

Police appeal after 'hoax' security alert in Coleraine

Craigavon alert 'old deactivated grenade'

MORE Northern Ireland news

New evidence proves British army 'were active in area' where girl (13) was shot and killed in 1972

Trócaire partners call for end to Israeli attacks on Palestinians

British government pledges to prevent Irish Sea border are "utterly inconsistent" with the impact of the NI Protocol

Man facing charges linked to attempt on police officer's life in Dungiven remanded into custody

UU campus dispute resolved as workers return

Children to sit grammar exams on four consecutive Saturdays

British army records cast fresh light on killing of IRA man Billy Reid

Máiría Cahill welcomes apology by The Guardian for Roy Greenslade articles

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