Clodagh Traynor
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Man arrested after police find viable device during Co Armagh security alert (opens the original)
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A man has been arrested after a âviable deviceâ was recovered following a security alert in Co Armagh. Officers attended a property in the Carrive Road area of Silverbridge shortly after 8.45am on Saturday and discovered a suspicious device. The area was closed to road users and members of the public, with a number of diversions put in place. Ammunition technical officers attended the scene, and carried out a controlled explosion on the device, which was deemed to be viable. âOne man aged
Frances Black joins Belfast protest against Ireland-Israel Nations League fixtures (opens the original)
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Crowds have gathered in Belfast for a march calling for the cancellation of Irelandâs Nations League fixtures against Israel. There have been growing calls to axe the games which will will be held at neutral venues in Serbia and Hungary. Saturdayâs protest march began at Writers Square, and made its way to Erskine House. It took place as part of a series of regional demonstrations across the island in solidarity with the âStop the Gameâ initiative. Organisers have been calling on the FAI
Man arrested in Derry after found ârummaging inside vehicleâ (opens the original)
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Police have made an arrest following reports of a male trying to open vehicle and property doors in Derry. Officers responded to suspicious activity at around 11.50pm on Friday night. The PSNI attended the scene where they found the man ârummaging inside a vehicleâ parked outside a property. Police say that the 24-year-old man was then âseen throwing a screwdriver to the groundâ. He also allegedly spat in an officerâs face, and on another officerâs arm when they attempted to arrest h
Man dies after âtragic accidentâ at Belfast bonfire (opens the original)
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A man has died following a âtragic accidentâ at a bonfire site in east Belfast. Warren Lyttle died following an incident that happened on Friday night. In a statement posted on social media, Braniel Bonfire Committee, Braniel Loyal Flute Band and Braniel Community Group said they were âheartbrokenâ. The statement said: âIt is with great sadness that we have learned of the passing of our friend, Warren âAKAâ Lyttle, following last nightâs tragic accident at the Braniel Bonfire. â
Man dies after lorry and motorcycle collision in Co Armagh (opens the original)
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A man has died following a two-vehicle collision in Co Armagh on Friday. The collision, involving a lorry and a motorcycle, happened on the Coolmillish Road in Markethill on Friday morning. The motorcyclist, who has not yet been named, was pronounced dead at the scene. Police received a report of the collision at around 11.40am. Emergency services, including the PSNI, the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service and the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service, attended the scene. The Coolmillish road,
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