Four arrests as Pro-Palestine activists clash with police during Hillary Clinton visit to Queen’s University
Four people have been arrested during a pro-Palestine demonstration which took place as Hillary Clinton visited Belfast.
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Pro-Palestine activists clash with police during Hillary Clinton visit to Queen’s University
Queen’s University has condemned pro-Palestine activists who staged a demonstration as Hillary Clinton visited Belfast. The ...
Northern Ireland’s mental toughness has led to upturn in results, claims Michael O’Neill
Michael O’Neill believes his young Northern Ireland team becoming mentally tougher and moving to a more pragmatic system has ...
Couple forced through courts after NI caravan trader ignores order to refund life savings
A Scottish couple have been left devastated after spending their life savings on a caravan they claim was mis-sold by a ...
Jury discharged from Damien Heagney murder trial
The trial regarding the murder of 47 year old Cookstown man Damien Heagney started on Tuesday.
Public information event on future of historic lighthouse ‘by appointment only’
A information event being held next week about the future of a historic Co Down lighthouse doesn’t represent a public ...
Why Anthony Cacace should give up world title and take his most lucrative offer
I’ve said it before and will say it again — a boxer will take on anyone so long as the money is right, so Anthony Cacace is ...
Co Antrim man accused of only allowing partner to leave home in slippers during campaign of violent domestic abuse
A woman repeatedly assaulted and isolated from relatives by a new partner was only allowed out to attend a family photoshoot ...
Strangford ferry to resume normal service following £300k safety works
The Strangford ferry is set to return to normal service following the completion of health and safety works which cost ...
Larne beginning to ‘come to the boil’, believes coach Gary Haveron ahead of Linfield clash
Larne first team coach Gary Haveron believes the Invermen are beginning to ‘come to the boil’ ahead of Saturday’s ...
North Belfast grandfather caught with £34k from son’s drug dealing gets suspended sentence
A north Belfast grandfather caught with almost £34,000 in cash relating to his son's drug dealing was handed a 12-month sentence suspended for two years today.
Top NI solicitor died after accident at ‘badly worn’ speed ramp during cycle race, inquest hears
A speed ramp where a fatal crash occurred during one of Ireland’s largest cycling events was in poor condition with its ...