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Child in 'critical' condition as police continue murder investigation (opens the original)
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A child remains in a critical condition and a murder investigation under way following an incident at a house in Dungannon. Police say the body of a man was found alongside the injured child, understood to be a girl, at a property in Lisnahull Road at about 11:00 BST on Saturday. A woman who had sustained non-life threatening injuries during the incident has been released from hospital. A male who was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder remains in custody. "The cause of the man'
Puffins: Seabirds bred off County Down filmed for first time (opens the original)
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Footage of a puffling - a baby puffin - bred on the Copeland Islands off the County Down coast has been captured for the first time. The seabirds, synonymous with Rathlin Island off County Antrim, are not indigenous to the uninhabited Lighthouse Island, so no population existed there until an introduction scheme was launched around 2013. There are now around 30 breeding pairs of puffins, which is being seen as a real success story. They arrive to the island each April, and this year - in fact, j
'New territory' for marching band musicians at the Fleadh (opens the original)
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In the grounds of an east Belfast primary school, an important rehearsal is taking place. Marching band musicians are preparing for what will be - for the majority of them - their All-Ireland Fleadh debut. One bandsman called it "new territory" for the bands and for the broader unionist community as a whole. Some Ulster bands have been taking part in performances across the week, with the main event a showcase at the Titanic Slipways on Thursday evening. It is the product of many conversations a
Fleadh: Meet the volunteers keeping the festival flowing (opens the original)
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More than 1,300 people aged from 17 to 80 will be giving up their time this week - for free - to volunteer during Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann (Music Festival of Ireland). Easy to spot, in their yellow bucket hats and yellow T-shirts., they'll be stationed throughout the city centre to help with things like directions and advice. Among them is Addyson McGowan, who travelled 1,490 miles to volunteer. It follows a recruitment drive from Volunteer Now, along with Belfast City Council, and Comhaltas Ce
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