Fake letter claiming to be from SDLP leader to voters a 'dirty-tricks ploy'
Opinion: Unbearable tragedy in Ballycastle
Sinn Féin MLA Fra McCann tells of cancer diagnosis: "I'm up for the fight"
Dublin and London increasingly optimistic about deal to restore devolution
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Brexit
Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald: DUP should not have championed Brexit if concerned over checks
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Boris Johnson insists no NI-GB goods checks after Brexit
BORIS Johnson has insisted that there will be no checks for goods travelling between Northern Ireland and Great Britain under his Brexit deal.
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Northern Ireland will be 'symbolically separated' according to leaked document
JEREMY Corbyn has said he has obtained a confidential report which "drives a coach and horses" through Boris Johnson's claim that there will be no border in the Irish Sea under his Brexit plan.
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Video: Jeremy Corbyn reveals 'damning' government document detailing 'falsehoods' over Brexit border checks
Jeremy Corbyn has said he has obtained a confidential report which "drives a coach and horses" through Boris Johnson's claim that there will be no border in the Irish Sea under his Brexit plan.
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Sinn Féin vice-president Michelle O'Neill: Westminster is source of Brexit problem, now we must find Irish solution
BREXIT is the core issue.
News
Man accused of attempting to murder a Catholic police officer in under-car bomb released on bail
A CO Tyrone man accused of attempting to murder a Catholic police constable in an under-car bomb attack more than a decade ago, was today freed on stringent bail conditions, reflecting those recently imposed by the parole commissioners.
Topics
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Arlene Foster reflects on some 'dark moments' that have marked her four-years as DUP leader
Arlene Foster has acknowledged she has made mistakes as DUP leader, expressing regret for some of the things she has said.
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Fake letter claiming to be from SDLP leader to voters a 'dirty-tricks ploy'
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Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald: DUP should not have championed Brexit if concerned over checks
Her comments came after Boris Johnson was accused by the DUP leader of breaking his word over his commitment to protect the union between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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Extra school places sought to cope with demand in Co Down
DOZENS of extra school places are being sought to cope with demand in one of the north's most under-pressure areas.
Business
Pizza chefs and content writers can all look forward to a new career this Christmas with NIJobs.com
Santa might also have something for solicitors, sales advisors and software engineers.
Topics
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What's in store for the investment market in 2020?
THIS year property investment volumes remain subdued and are likely to reach the £200 million mark by the year end - almost £100m below the five year average in what has been a difficult year.
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Corporate manslaughter - is your business at risk?
CORPORATE manslaughter has been high in the news agenda in recent weeks.
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'Mission first people always' is Mags' motto
In the High Flyers spotlight this week is Mags Dolan, director and project manager at Cowen (www.
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It's that most(ly) wonderful time of the year
FOR those who may have missed the subtle signs in shop windows or perhaps not noticed the very occasional references on television; it would appear that the holiday season is here.
Sport
Video: Direct, patient, calm - Kilcoo success continues
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Down and Derry to open their 2020 camogie campaigns on All-Ireland club weekend
THE National camogie leagues start on the first weekend of February which is also the weekend pencilled in for the All-Ireland clubs semi-finals at Senior and Intermediate level.
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Ulster football must look in the mirror after worrying decade
Let's get straight into the meat of it – this hasn’t been a particularly good decade for Ulster football.
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Rory McIlroy admits 'morality' played a part in turning down £2m for Saudi Arabia appearance
Fifteen-time major winner Tiger Woods revealed last week that he had turned down an invitation to play in the second edition of the Saudi International.
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Video: St Ciarán's may edge out in-form St Conor's in McDevitt Cup final
Danske Bank McDevitt Cup final: Tuesday 12.
Opinion
Tarriff
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Anita Robinson: Trying to get a handle on my new smartphone leaves me no wiser
The cursed thing declares an incoming call with a raucous blarge of orchestral music that goes on and on while I dredge fruitlessly through the debris in the bottom of my handbag looking for the offending device, conscious of disapproving glances from people around me.
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Fionnuala O Connor: Tactical voting can show the DUP what people think of their Brexit arrogance
There is mild fun to be had out of tactical voting this Thursday.
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Opinion: Unbearable tragedy in Ballycastle
The tragedy that unfolded in Ballycastle yesterday has caused a deep sense of mourning and profound disbelief in the north coast town and the surrounding area.
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Facts and reality belie Mr Ringland's fairytale version of noble British rule
After Pat Finucane’s murder, I flew to Washington to get a letter from Congressmen protesting crown force complicity in his assassination.
Magazine
Taylor Swift shares throwback picture from first day on set of Cats
Swift is nominated for a Golden Globe for her song in the film.
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Julian Clary ponders retiring ‘unseemly' material after ‘sobering 60'
The comedian is the latest entertainer to be inducted into the Wall of Fame at the London Palladium.
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I want to break free: PM uses JCB to emphasise Brexit message
Boris Johnson visited the manufacturer in Uttoxeter.
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Facebook: Backdoor to encrypted messaging apps would be gift to criminals
Senior bosses say it is impossible to create such a backdoor for one purpose and ‘not expect others to try and open it'.
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Gavin And Stacey return and Love Island among most tweeted about topics of 2019
Twitter has revealed the most popular posts and discussion points of the year on the social media site in the UK.
Life
Ask the Expert: My daughter has anorexia – how can we deal with Christmas dinner?
Q: MY 15-year-old daughter has an eating disorder and I'm dreading Christmas because I know she won't eat Christmas dinner and there'll be rows about her eating problems.
Topics
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As easy as riding a bike? Sir Chris Hoy's tips on teaching children to cycle
THERE can't be many people who know more about riding bikes than the 11-times world champion and six-times Olympic gold medal-winning cyclist Sir Chris Hoy.
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Leona O'Neill: The north's struggling families don't have the luxury of waiting for a united Ireland - they need representation now
THIS time next week we could be looking at an entirely new political landscape.
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What's On: Christmas Barket in Dromore, all aboard the Santa Special in Dungannon, visit Santa at Share in Co Fermanagh and more
DOWN THIS Saturday December 14, Dromore is hosting a Christmas Barket – a special Christmas-themed market with gifts and treats for all your furry friends and family.
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Ask Fiona: I left my husband - but I'm still angry that he's now seeing my friend
TWO years ago, my husband and I split up because I fell for someone else.
Arts
How many friends are enough and do you want or need more?
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Fragile memories sewn up in award-winning ceramic artist Anne Butler's work
ANNE Butler is profusely apologetic, but I have caught her at a delicate moment while in the painstaking throes of precision porcelain ceramics and she may have to dash off at any second, leaving me dangling.
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Pussycat Dolls on reunion: The stars aligned and we had some unfinished business
THEY were perhaps the best-drilled pop group of the noughties.
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Bóthar Seoighe: A set of love stories that has changed the north of Ireland forever
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Cult Movie: Explosive Sergio Leone 'second tier' favourite A Fistful of Dynamite
A Fistful Of Dynamite IF WE'RE talking about the greatest films of Sergio Leone, it's hard to get past The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, A Fistful Of Dollars and the dynamic duo of Once Upon A Time In The West and Once Upon A Time In America.
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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.
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Worried about losing your job to automation? Queen's University Belfast has the course for you
Assembly Election 2017
