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Lurgan: Train services disrupted due to security alert (opens the original)
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Train services have resumed following a security alert in Lurgan, County Armagh. Translink advised passengers to allow for delays and disruption to services on this line, which was closed between Belfast and Portadown with replacement bus services operating. The 12:00 BST Belfast Grand Central Station to Dublin Connolly will not operate following the incident. The Police Service of Northern Ireland said they are investigating a report of suspicious circumstances on Lake Street, Lurgan, on Friday
Micheál Martin: Sinn Féin may 'set back unity' by aligning with UK parties, taoiseach says (opens the original)
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Sinn Féin may "set back unity" by aligning with the nationalist leaders in Britain according to the Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Micheál Martin. It comes after Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald and deputy leader Michelle O'Neill, SNP leader John Swinney and Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth met in Cardiff on Monday. The group met in their capacity as party leaders, rather than as officials in their respective governments. Ahead of the meeting, the leaders signed an agreement which said "W
Female DJs call out intimidation and sexual harassment (opens the original)
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Female DJs have described experiencing "blatant misogyny", harassment and intimidation while performing and said women are often treated as "guests" rather than professionals behind the decks. Anna McAteer, Andrea Shearer and Julie Dunne have all spoken about experiences ranging from unwanted interference with equipment and inappropriate comments to physical intimidation. They said the problem reflects wider attitudes towards women working in nightlife, rather than being the fault of the venues
Twelfth of July: Where are the parades this year? (opens the original)
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Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend parades across Northern Ireland on Monday as the annual Twelfth of July commemorations take place. The main parades will be held in 18 venues across all six counties, with villages, towns and cities taking their turn to host their neighbouring lodge members. The event memorialises the Protestant King William III's victory over the Catholic King James II at the Battle of the Boyne in July 1690. It is the biggest day in the Orange Order's marching
Haldane Fisher: Fifth week of strike action at builders' merchant (opens the original)
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Workers at one of Northern Ireland's leading building supplies firms have said they will continue a strike until agreement is reached on a new pay deal. About 40 staff at Haldane Fisher's Carnbane site, near Newry, County Down, have been on strike for five weeks. Unite the Union, who represent the striking workers, said it's the first industrial action at the company in more than 40 years. Patrick Bennett, who has worked at Haldane Fisher for 24 years said workers wanted "a decent, respectable p
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