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The High Court in Dublin has dismissed a defamation action taken by a schoolteacher and Sinn Féin constituency organiser against the Sunday Life newspaper.

The show includes renditions of Swain's Farm in Bethel; Screw Auger Falls in Newry; McLaughlin Garden itself and other localities.

All five major teaching unions, including the National Association of Head Teachers, were on strike together for only the second time.

Councillors have raised the issue of flooding in Fintona, Boho and Lisnaskea and questioned what alleviation measures are in place.

Dr David Sim has admitted sterilising a woman without her permission and without medical need.

A 45-year-old man, wanted for rape in Co Armagh, has been extradited from Poland to stand trial in Northern Ireland.

AN article published in 1977 by the US Department of Justice stated: “Jewish terrorism did contribute heavily to the creation of Israel.”

How can we move toward a low-carbon future without making life worse in low-income countries? The answer is local.

A remorseless Co Armagh man who beat and kicked his partner unconscious during a series of violent assaults has lost an appeal against his nine-year prison term.

A farm linked to a planning application scandal was fined just £21.89 in what an expert has branded a “new low” for environmental protection in Northern Ireland.