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Man in 80s dies after Co Antrim road crash (opens the original)
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A man in his 80s has died after a road crash involving two vehicles in Co Antrim on Wednesday. Herbie Kelly, 82, was pronounced dead at ths scene of the collision in Cullybackey. The crash occurred on the Ballyconnelly Road area at around 9.25pm. Another person was taken to hospital for their injuries as a result of the crash, which are not believed to be serious. âThe Police Service of Northern Ireland can confirm a man aged in his eighties has sadly died following a road traffic collision in
Founder of East Belfast GAA to run for SDLP in Assembly election (opens the original)
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One of the founders of East Belfast GAA is to run for a Stormont seat in the constituency in next yearâs Assembly election. David McGreevy will contest the seat for the party in East Belfast alongside running for a council seat in the Ormiston area for Belfast City Council. A native of Teconnaught, outside Downpatrick, the 40-year-old moved to east Belfast a decade ago and is best known for being a founder of the GAA club in the traditionally unionist area of the city. The club was established
Pictured: Home of disgraced paedophile MP Jeffrey Donaldson and wife Eleanor goes on the market (opens the original)
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The Co Down home of disgraced paedophile MP Jeffrey Donaldson and wife Eleanor has gone on the market with an asking price of £650,000. Former DUP leader Donaldson (63) was convicted of rape and multiple other sexual offences committed against two young female victims across many years. Donaldson was convicted of 18 sex offences, including one count of rape, relating to the abuse of two women when they were children. He is currently in HMP Maghaberry awaiting sentencing. His wife, Eleanor Donal
Drumcree dispute âdeliberately orchestrated to bring down Stormont, Justice minister says (opens the original)
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Stormont Justice minister has said the Drumcree parading dispute has been âdeliberately orchestratedâ to bring down political institutions in Northern Ireland. Naomi Long was speaking after thousands of people gathered on the Garvaghy Road in Portadown on Sunday to prevent the Orange Order parade from nearby Drumcree Church from passing along the route. The mass gathering, which was illegal under parading legislation in Northern Ireland, involved senior Sinn Féin politicians, including Stor
Chief Constable needs to find a resolution or arrest Garvaghy residents spokesperson in meeting, DUP leader says (opens the original)
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DUP leader Gavin Robinson has said PSNI Chief Constable should either find a resolution or arrest the spokesperson for the Garvaghy Road residents in a meeting expected to be held between the parties on Monday. Breandán Mac Cionnaith, from the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition, is due to meet the Secretary of State and Jon Boutcher on Monday as the stalemate over the Drumcree parade dispute continues. Thousands of people gathered on the Garvaghy Road in Portadown on Sunday to prevent the Orange
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