Emma Gallagher
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Probe continues into South Africa crash that killed Donaghadee siblings (opens the original)
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Authorities in South Africa are continuing to investigate a crash in which two siblings from Co Down were killed. Doreen Martin (64) and Wesley Martin (71), both from Donaghadee, died when their rental vehicle was involved in a crash near Ngodwana, in the north of the country, on September 16. A Mozambican national, Manuel Malonguete (43), also died at the scene. Two other road users sustained serious injuries and were transported to hospital for treatment. It has been reported that authorities
Man left with head and body injuries after Derry robbery (opens the original)
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A man in his 50s has been treated in hospital for injuries to his head and body after a robbery in Derry. Reports of the incident in the Buncrana Road area were received by the PSNI around 1am on Saturday. A mobile phone was reportedly taken from the man during the incident. One of the men involved was described as in his 40s, bald, 5â6 in height and dressed in dark coloured clothing, according to a PSNI spokesperson. The second man is aged in his 20s with short, blonde hair and around 5â6 i
âSomeone could be seriously injuredâ: Warning after youths set off fireworks in west Belfast (opens the original)
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A West Belfast councillor has called for urgent police action after a group of up to 30 youths allegedly set off fireworks while moving through the Lower Falls Road area on Saturday night. Independent representative Paul Doherty said residents had been left frightened and frustrated by the anti-social behaviour. Warning that âsomeone could be seriously injuredâ, Mr Doherty urged police to intervene and called for action against those illegally supplying fireworks to young people. He said: â
Carnival parade kicks off 20th anniversary celebrations for Belfast Mela Festival (opens the original)
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A colourful carnival parade made its way through Belfast city centre on Saturday to kick off a week of cultural celebrations across the city. Belfastâs Mela Festival, now in its twentieth year, brings together music, food, dance and art from around the world. The Lord Mayor of Belfast, Róis-Máire Donnelly, led the carnival parade, which finished at the City Hall. âItâs been an honour to lead the vibrant Mela Carnival parade through Belfast city centre today and to see so much joy on our
Renowned fiddle player named as pedestrian killed in Co Armagh road crash (opens the original)
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Tributes have been paid to the renowned fiddle player Eithne Vallely following her death in a road crash at the age of 81. Mrs Vallely (née Nà Chiarda), who was a well known figure in the Irish traditional music world, died at the scene of the collision on Friday morning. Police confirmed the 81-year-old pedestrian was struck by a lorry on the Portadown Road at around 8.20am on Friday. A native of Lifford in Co Donegal, tributes have been paid to the fiddle player for her contribution to tradi
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