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Family of Belfast woman who died after wrong medication led to brain injury suffered âunimaginable lossâ (opens the original)
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A coroner has acknowledged the âunimaginableâ loss for the family of a cancer patient who died after suffering a brain injury due to being given the wrong medication. Kerry Maria Robb-Howard, who had been suffering from breast cancer, died in the Northern Ireland Hospice in July 2019, more than a year after she was admitted to Belfast City Hospital with a suspected asthma attack. The 44-year-old from west Belfast was admitted in January 2018, and a large amount of insulin was administered. T
Belfastâs Ormeau Road free of flags as deal over emblems restored (opens the original)
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A deal to remove unionist flags in Belfast that had broken down over Irish language street signs is back on, The Irish News understands. Union flags and Ulster banners have been removed from along the Ormeau Road in recent days, leaving only the areaâs Ballynafeigh Orange Hall displaying emblems on its own property. Flags, many of them tattered, had been flying from lampposts in the area all year after a community compromise initially thrashed out back in 2018 fell apart. However, it has been
Driver went for happy meal and McFlurry after fleeing scene of collision that killed pedestrian (opens the original)
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An inquest has heard how a woman who killed a man in a hit and run collision ate a McDonaldâs happy meal and fell asleep after leaving the scene. The details emerged during the inquest into the death of pedestrian John Corr in Ballymena on the evening of Sunday August 8, 2022. The 57-year-old, from the townâs Dunclug Gardens area, was left with multiple fatal injuries after he was struck by a vehicle at Cushendall Road. He had been spotted by witnesses walking on the road off the pavement, c
The new Drumcree stand-off: How did we get here? (opens the original)
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A new Drumcree stand-off, as is currently happening, was always a nightmare scenario for authorities, but it was inevitable from the moment of the controversial High Court ruling in the early hours of Sunday. Foresight would have shown that the residents of the nationalist Garvaghy Road would never stand aside a few hours later to let Orangemen march through the area. It would also have shown that given the leadership guiding the Orange Order through their new, surprisingly successful, Parades C
Irish and Northern Irish identities eclipse British among northâs young people (opens the original)
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The number of young people identifying as Irish and Northern Irish is on the rise, while the British identity has stalled, according to an annual survey. The number of teen Protestants identifying as Irish is also on the rise, according to the Young People Life and Times Survey 2026, which was published this week. âNorthern Irishâ has seen the biggest rise in the surveys questions on national identity. Almost 2,000 16-year-olds took part in this yearâs poll, which explores everything from
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