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Several Belfast city centre venues hosting open-air Fleadh gigs have won permission to bust through normal curfews, keeping music pumping well into the night – in one case as late as 1am every day the festival runs.
Derry City have confirmed the signing of Brooklyn Lyons-Foster – around 24 hours before he was set to face off against older brother Kodi for HJK Helsinki in their Conference League second qualifying round showdown with Coleraine.
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A survivor of the 2017 Westminster terror attack says there is a “concerning disparity” between Northern Ireland and GB in that the Prevent programme does not operate here, despite many young people still being indoctrinated into extremism here.
Courts have granted detectives more time to question two men who were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in north Belfast.
Bristol Rovers assistant manager Paul Raynor insists the League Two club are “not kicking Luke Southwood out the door” as the Northern Ireland international looks to secure a number one position ahead of next season.
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The DUP has urged the new Secretary of State for Northern Ireland to stop and listen before taking any further action on laws dealing with the legacy of the Troubles.
A leading victims campaigner is seeking a constructive relationship with the new Prime Minister – but says he did not attend events marking IRA bomb attacks on Manchester - where he was mayor.
