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Glentoran are back on top of the Danske Bank Women’s Premiership after taking advantage of Cliftonville being held at home by  Linfield

Press Eye - Stock Photos - Covid19 - 13th May 2020 Photograph by Declan Roughan Portrush - East Strand Police in Coleraine said the “unprovoked” attack took place at around 7.30pm on Saturday on East Strand beach. Inspector Stephen McCafferty said the four boys were approached by a group of between 30 and 50 other young people who “suggested they fight” but when the four boys refused and turned away they were set upon by members of the larger group. “This was an unprovoked and vicious attack on four young people – and we are appealing to anyone who saw what happened to get in touc...

New witness claims Michael McIlveen killer confessed knife was used in attack, family says Michael McIlveen was fatally attacked in Ballymena, Co Antrim, in May 2006 Maeve Connolly The alley in Ballymena town centre where Michael McIlveen was attacked. Picture by Declan Roughan A NEW witness has come forward to claim one of Michael McIlveen's killers confessed that a knife had been used in the 2006 sectarian attack, his family has revealed. Michael McIlveen was 15 when he was chased by a gang of youths in Ballymena and struck on the head with a baseball bat,...

Nichola Mallon. Image source: Declan Roughan Northern Ireland’s Infrastructure Minister has led calls for an emergency Executive meeting following Agriculture Minister Gordon Lyons’ decision to halt progress setting up customs facilities. Nichola Mallon accused Lyons of a “solo run” after he announced he had ordered staff to stop building work, recruitment, and the implementation of customs charges. “I’ve now activated the ‘Three Minister Rule’ to call an urgent Executive meeting tonight. DUP Minister Gordon Lyons’ solo run on this cross-cutting and controversial issue i...

'Remember the homeless and the good people who work for their benefit' 22 December, 2020 01:00 Belfast homeless charities have benefited from £16,000 from proceeds from two books by Rev Jim Rea. Last week Rev Rea, pictured left, presented £2,000 to Ben Rayot, service manager at the Salvation Army's Centenary House hostel, and Deanna Dougan, hostel chaplain HOMELESS charities have been given a much-needed boost for Christmas thanks to a book of thought-provoking reflections written during lockdown by former Methodist president Rev Jim Rea. Mr Rea has already given a to...