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IAN Paisley will toe the line on any DUP deal to restore Stormont, so he is badly in need of a distraction.

Banks filed to close 24 branches last week - and to open just two - as part of an ongoing scramble to eliminate costly brick and mortar banking locations.

Cardiff has become the first UK city to be awarded ‘child-friendly’ status by Unicef, with the city’s council playing a crucial role in embedding a children’s rights-based approach across its services and policies.

Fuel and home heating oil in Northern Ireland are the cheapest they have been in three months, according to the latest figures published by the NI Consumer Council.

The Washington County Redevelopment Authority has appealed the decision that requires it to provide copies of 12 years’ worth of Local Share Account records to state Rep. Bud Cook. As it promised to do when the state’s Office of Open Records handed down a ruling in Cook’s favor in late February, the redevelopment authority late […]

Fuel and home heating oil in Northern Ireland are the cheapest they have been in three months, according to the latest figures published by the NI Consumer Council.

The PSNI may no longer be able to carry out some of their duties due to “crippling budgets” leaving a “void” for criminal and terrorist gangs, the chairman of Northern Ireland’s Police Federation has said.

A Derry GAA club has joined a growing campaign demanding a boycott of sports firm, Puma products because of the German’s company’s links with the Israeli national football team.

LIDL has confirmed its new £8 million store in Strabane will open on December 7.

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