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TUPELO • Matt Mackey of Tupelo is an avid cyclist, and a fast one to boot. Whenever you see a line of lycra-clad cyclists bent low, cranking away on rural

TUPELO • Matt Mackey of Tupelo is an avid cyclist, and a fast one to boot. Whenever you see a line of lycra-clad cyclists bent low, cranking away on rural

Dublin defeated Antrim on a 2-19 to 2-15 score at Corrigan Park today.

Lagan Valley MP and DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has tested positive for Covid.

Plans to modernise gambling laws welcomed by Sinn Féin A plan, drawn up to moderninse gambling laws, has been welcomed by Sinn Féin MLA John O’Dowd. Thursday, 3rd June 2021, 4:41 pm The Upper Bann MLA explained that Minister Deirdre Hargey is set to deliver a major reform of gambling laws. The Sinn Féin MLA said the changes would help protect people who gamble. “This will update laws which are decades out of date and don’t reflect the change in technology,” said the Upper Bann MLA P...

Public call to help shape ‘crucial’ new climate change legislation The public in Upper Bann has been urged to get involved with the process to help shape the ‘crucial’ new climate change legisation. Monday, 24th May 2021, 2:53 pm Sinn Féin MLA John O’Dowd made the call to the public after the NI Assembly Scrutiny Committee launched a public call for evidence. Mr O’Dowd said: “We are living through a climate emergency with disastrous effects on the natural world, our society, and ...

McNally: New rules to counter cynical play puts onus on players and coaches March 03, 2021 Referee Martin McNally awards a penalty to Cavan against Down. ©INPHO/Matt Mackey. Martin McNally says the introduction of the new rules to counter cynical play "raises the standards" required of players and coaches but the "referees role doesnt change". In football and hurling, a penalty will be awarded for a cynical foul inside the 20-metre line or the D when a goal scoring opportunity has been prevent...

Adam McKendry reports from Kingspan Stadium ULSTER MISSED THE chance to put additional pressure on Leinster at the top of Conference A in the Guinness Pro14 as they laboured to a 21-7 win over the Ospreys at Kingspan Stadium but failed to pick up that all-important bonus point. Dan McFarland’s men were nearly kept scoreless at half-time on home soil as the Ospreys exerted a surprising amount of control over proceedings before the break, with only John Cooney’s try just before the interval g...