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A health trust has been forced to apologise after it overcharged scores of adults with a learning disability for utility bills.

An Garda Síochána is to take over the investigation into Belfast man Aaron McKinney (32) after his family say he was spotted boarding a train for Dublin on the day he went missing.

Money and jewellery was stolen after a car rammed into the shop in the centre of Newry, police say.

A silver saloon car reversed into the shutters of the Newry jewellers a number of times in the early hours of this morning.

The 32-year-old was missing for more than three weeks but was found after release of CCTV footage showing him boarding a southbound train in Newry 

The highest percentage of families affected by the limit are in west and north Belfast, according to the End Child Poverty Coalition.

More than 25,000 Mainers were without power on Monday morning, with many more were left to shovel off their porch steps and clear out the driveway.

From a dusting to a whopping, some areas of Maine had little snowfall from the state's first major snowstorm of the season, while others had as much as 12 inches, according to the National Weather Service.

Even during a period of rapid change in the Catholic Church and how religion is observed in Ireland, there is huge symbolism in the Diocese of Dromore's decision to sell off its bishop's house and 27 acres of prime land in Newry.

Fisher & Fisher Solicitors said it hoped the initiative would help support the numerous shops and businesses impacted by the unprecedented flooding last month.