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January 29, 2022
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January 28, 2022
An application has been lodged for the demolition of an existing unit and the erection of a new store with car parking and landscaping on the site and adjoining vacant land
January 27, 2022
Update: The road has now reopened
January 27, 2022
GERMAN supermarket chain Lidl has announced plans to create 180 new jobs across its Northern Ireland operation
December 20, 2021
Lambs sold to 535 pence per kg and to a top of £128 per head at the sale in Crumlin.
November 21, 2021
Fun-Tees. Printed Gifts By fun-tees is a family run business based in Stewartstown, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. We work from home. We also attend 3 street markets a week where a range of our
October 3, 2021
Cross-linked news, and information resources about airplane crashes
May 24, 2021
Trio who admitted taking part in ATM robbery jailed Laganside Court in Belfast 24 May, 2021 16:00 THREE men were jailed today for the roles they played in the theft of an ATM from a rural filling station in Co Antrim. Patrick Close (23) from Beechview Courtyard in Crumlin, 25-year old David McClurkin from Craigburn in Antrim and Lee Wilson (33) from Ballyutoag Road in Belfast all admitted taking part in the ATM theft in April 2019. While Wilson was handed a sente...
May 3, 2021
Back home in Belfast, there were plenty of American soldiers, and plenty of opportunities to meet them. âThere were dancehalls and all the girls went, but my mother wouldnât have allowed us,â she says. Henry Liddy in the newsagentâs and confectionery shop he ran with his wife Mairead Liddy in Belfast âSome of my friends would have driven out to [the base] where the Americans were, at Nuttâs Corner, and the result then was shiploads of them then going out to Ame...
May 3, 2021
Back home in Belfast, there were plenty of American soldiers, and plenty of opportunities to meet them. âThere were dancehalls and all the girls went, but my mother wouldnât have allowed us,â she says. Henry Liddy in the newsagentâs and confectionery shop he ran with his wife Mairead Liddy in Belfast âSome of my friends would have driven out to [the base] where the Americans were, at Nuttâs Corner, and the result then was shiploads of them then going out to Ame...