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LeightonJay, 23, from Douglas, took to the audition stage in Manchester with a fusion of streetdance and contemporary performed in a puddle of water.

Northern Ireland councils are to continue with a judicial review into a Stormont decision to withdraw funding for animal welfare, despite an offer of a one-off payment from the Environment Minister.

A weekly throughput of 800 cattle included 410 head at Markethill on Saturday 25th May. Trade in all rings remained very firm.

ENNISKILLEN politician Paul Blake is set to throw his hat into the ring in the upcoming UK General Election.

The PSNI has appealed for information after graffiti was painted in several areas of Cookstown.

Young people say more support and funding is needed to support the arts in rural areas.

EACH week Cheshire West and Chester Council receives and makes decisions on planning applications across the borough.

At this year's Balmoral Show, Dale Farm presented its annual Producer Awards to commend farmers in three categories for their outstanding efforts in improving milk hygiene, with a particular emphasis on both bactocount and thermoduric bacteria levels.

Bank of Ireland responds to a 34%1 increase in purchase scams as fraudsters capitalising on rise in online shopping and lack of industry action

BarcelonaIrish Audrey Magee (Enniskerry, 1966) makes her debut as a novelist Pledge (2014), which was a finalist for the Women's Prize for Fiction and the