News |
 | A former mayor of Drogheda has hit out at Sinn Fein supporters who tried to ban the sale of the poppy from Queen’s University Students’ Union. Read more... |
 | Five-year-old Oscar Knox, who won the prayers and support of people right across Northern Ireland, has lost his battle with cancer. Read more... |
 | Ireland’s ace professional cyclist Nicolas Roche said he was left proud but almost speechless by the welcome he received at the opening of the Tour of Italy in Belfast. Read more... |
 | A masked gang of burglars have struck a man in his seventies with a hammer in his Ballynahinch home. Read more... |
 | Church of Ireland primate archbishop Richard Clarke has called on politicians in both parts of Ireland to find money to help the more marginalised in society and those with health and social problems. Read more... |
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Sport |
 | Cliftonville could be ready to pounce for Mark McAllister after the striker was released by Linfield on Thursday night. Read more... |
 | New Linfield boss Warren Feeney continued his Windsor Park clear-out on Thursday night with captain Michael Gault among five players to be released. Read more... |
 | Ballymena United manager Glenn Ferguson has re-signed a number of his squad for next season. Read more... |
 | Craig Bellamy recalls receiving an award from Sir Alex Ferguson when he played for Wales as a teenager at the Dale Farm Milk Cup. Read more... |
 | Manager Stephen Baxter believes Diarmuid O’Carroll and Billy Joe Burns will bolster Crusaders’ silverware ambitions next season. Read more... |
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