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Robert Hamill: First Minister Michelle O'Neill to raise inquiry report with chief constable (opens the original)
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The first minister has said the Robert Hamill report highlighted a "catalogue of failings, omissions and errors", and she intends to raise it with the Police Service of Northern Ireland's (PSNI) chief constable. An inquiry into the sectarian murder of Hamill, published on Monday, external, found police officers who were in a vehicle near the attack did not condone or collude with the attackers. However, the inquiry said there were multiple police failings in the investigation, including a tip-of
No collusion in Robert Hamill killing but police inquiry flawed, inquiry finds (opens the original)
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An inquiry into the sectarian murder of Robert Hamill has found police officers who were in a vehicle near the attack did not condone or collude with the attackers. The report, published on Monday, external, highlighted multiple wrongful omissions in the subsequent murder investigation including a failure to properly search the home of a key suspect. Robert Hamill was 25 when he died after he was beaten by loyalists in Portadown, County Armagh in 1997. The inquiry concluded in 2009 and its repor
Newry: Meet the volunteers packing thousands of food parcels (opens the original)
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Like all A-level students, Niamh McAleenan-McQuade and Clare Reilly are busy. But as well as their studies, part-time jobs and hobbies they've also found time for volunteering. Each week they go to their local USPCA centre where they help prepare food parcels for pets. The girls have been shortlisted for a BBC Make a Difference Award in the Animal category. Since beginning volunteering the girls, who are pupils at Sacred Heart Grammar School in Newry, have packed thousands of parcels. Niamh said
Newry: Tech firm invests over £15m and adds 100 AI jobs (opens the original)
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Newry based tech firm First Derivative has announced a £15.3m investment in research and development for people working at the cutting edge of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Founded by the late Newry businessman Brian Conlon in 1996, but now owned by EPAM, First Derivative is a global consulting firm that provides a range of solutions for the financial services industry. Although headquartered in Newry, the company has clients around the world and works with around 80 banks. It also confirmed on
Northern Ireland tourism: Mixed picture for businesses (opens the original)
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It's been a summer of hot weather and big events, perfect conditions, you'd think, for a bumper tourism season. But according to industry leaders the picture across Northern Ireland has been more mixed. According to Tourism NI "the vast majority of tourism businesses are largely optimistic". Representatives of the hospitality sector say that margins are tight and that, although the number of hotel beds sold is well up, occupancy levels were flat as there are more hotels. All seem to agree, howev
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