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Funeral services for two young men who died in separate road crashes over the Christmas period will take place on Monday...
28/12/2025

Funeral services for two young men who died in separate road crashes over the Christmas period will take place on Monday.

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A year of Eating Out: My six stand-out dishes from Belfast restaurants in 2025Seamus Maloney runs his eye over what impr...
28/12/2025

A year of Eating Out: My six stand-out dishes from Belfast restaurants in 2025

Seamus Maloney runs his eye over what impressed him most in the food and drink scene this year.

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Our columnist offers his inimitable take on the stories making the news this Christmas week.Read Newton Emerson: https:/...
28/12/2025

Our columnist offers his inimitable take on the stories making the news this Christmas week.

Read Newton Emerson: https://tinyurl.com/239x8vyv

28/12/2025

A memorial walk has taken place for former Linfield and Cliftonville player Michael Newberry.

His former teammate, Conor Pepper, spoke to The Irish News.

Irish officials were concerned that opening Israel’s embassy in Ireland would promote a “backlash” from Arab countries, ...
28/12/2025

Irish officials were concerned that opening Israel’s embassy in Ireland would promote a “backlash” from Arab countries, according to government documents.

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The father of a top soccer player who died suddenly a year ago has led a walk in his memory as part of a day of fundrais...
28/12/2025

The father of a top soccer player who died suddenly a year ago has led a walk in his memory as part of a day of fundraising for mental health.

Michael Newberry, who played for Linfield and Cliftonville, died suddenly on December 30, 2024, aged just 27.

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What were the biggest business deals of 2025 in Northern Ireland?Ryan McAleer looks back on a year where some of the nor...
28/12/2025

What were the biggest business deals of 2025 in Northern Ireland?

Ryan McAleer looks back on a year where some of the north’s best known companies changed hands: https://tinyurl.com/ctmusywk

Education Minister Paul Givan has declined a controversial invitation to visit Israel in the new year.The Department of ...
28/12/2025

Education Minister Paul Givan has declined a controversial invitation to visit Israel in the new year.

The Department of Education has confirmed to The Irish News that Mr Givan has decided not to attend a conference hosted by the Israeli government.

The DUP minister’s trip to Israel in October, alongside party colleagues and members of the Ulster Unionists and TUV, sparked controversy after his department issued a press release about his visit to a school in the illegally-occupied West Bank.

Mr Givan had embarked on the Israeli-government sponsored ‘fact-finding mission’, which took place against a background of widespread condemnation of Israel over its two-year bombardment of Gaza, in a personal capacity.

Julie Ann Farnham Perry was a former beauty queen and one of the most in-demand models in Ireland, before settling on th...
28/12/2025

Julie Ann Farnham Perry was a former beauty queen and one of the most in-demand models in Ireland, before settling on the north coast and turning her talents to art and filmmaking.

Born in 1957 and raised in Dublin, she lived in Ballycastle, Co Antrim for most of her adult life.

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The owner of an owl sanctuary in Co Antrim which has been running for over two decades has said that he doesn’t think th...
28/12/2025

The owner of an owl sanctuary in Co Antrim which has been running for over two decades has said that he doesn’t think the centre could survive another bad storm as they have yet to recover from damage caused earlier this year.

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Christmas is increasingly less about the nativity and the season of goodwill and more about rubbish – rubbish music, rub...
28/12/2025

Christmas is increasingly less about the nativity and the season of goodwill and more about rubbish – rubbish music, rubbish TV, and piles and piles of packaging. It seems nothing generates waste quite like ‘the most wonderful time of the year’.

Cast an eye down any residential street and you’ll see bins brimming with discarded festive packaging that more often than not is much greater in volume than the item or items it contained. Some of it even ends up on the verge of a remote rural road.

While some of the waste generated will be recycled by your local authority, much of it is destined for landfill or to be exported for incineration. However, some of it can be up-cycled by resourceful gardeners.

Read Casual Gardener: https://tinyurl.com/49a9sfuh

Police are investigating burglaries at two churches in south Armagh on Christmas Day.Damage was caused to the two places...
28/12/2025

Police are investigating burglaries at two churches in south Armagh on Christmas Day.

Damage was caused to the two places of worship in Newtownhamilton – St Michael’s Catholic Church on Dundalk Road and the Second Presbyterian Church on Castleblaney Street.

Police received reports of the burglaries happening sometime between 3pm on Christmas Day and 9am on Friday.

Items taken during the break-ins included electronic speakers and a wall clock.

“We are appealing to anyone that may have noted suspicious activity in the area of these places of worship...during this time frame,” a PSNI spokesperson said.

“Slieve Gullion Neighbourhood Policing Team are also aware of these incidents and have increased patrols in these areas.

“I would ask that members of the public continue to be vigilant and report to police any suspicious activity around places of worship.

"We would appeal to anyone who may have noticed any suspicious behaviour in the area.“

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