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Family 'horrified' over granddad's four-day wait on hospital bed (opens the original)
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The family of a 72-year-old man who spent several days sitting in a chair in Altnagelvin Hospital's Emergency Department (ED) while waiting for a bed said they had been left feeling "helpless and horrified." Mike Kelly was taken by ambulance to the Londonderry hospital on 6 September with an infection in his foot and after having an angina attack at home. His granddaughter Enya Kelly said for four days he sat in a chair in an ED hallway, was in "excruciating pain" and was unable to get any sleep
Europe Triathlon Cup: Israeli athletes removed from race amid 'safety concerns' (opens the original)
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A number of Israeli triathletes set to compete in Londonderry have been withdrawn from the race after organisers raised concerns about their participation. The sport's governing body, World Triathlon, confirmed on Thursday it had been asked by the Israeli National Federation to "remove all the Israeli athletes entered" from Saturday's Europe Triathlon Cup. The North West Triathlon Club (NWTC), who are organising the race, earlier said they could not support the Israeli athletes taking part. The
Londonderry: Man dies in Galliagh flat fire (opens the original)
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A man in his 60s has died following a fire at a flat in Londonderry. The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) was called to the blaze in Bloomfield Park in at 15.39 BST on Wednesday. Five fire appliances were sent to the scene, and firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used three hose reel jets and one jet to extinguish the fire. The NIFRS said the incident was dealt with by 18:16 BST and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. A post-mortem examination will take place,
Giant's Causeway: 10,000 rock damaging coins removed from landmark (opens the original)
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The equivalent of 10,000 coins have been painstakingly removed from the Giant's Causeway following years of visitors jamming them between the columns. Conservationists working to protect Northern Ireland's iconic World Heritage Site have removed more than 20kg (44.1 lb) of unwanted coins from between its basalt pillars. Work to remove the coins got under way in May last year following concerns the coins were damaging the causeway's rocks. "It is a relief, the coins were doing a significant amoun
SEN: Boy with no nursery school place 'will miss out' (opens the original)
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A mother has said a decision for a special school to not accept nursery pupils this year "feels like a kick in the teeth". Michaela Hoynes had unsuccessfully applied for a place at Knockavoe School in Strabane, County Tyrone, for her three-year-old son Aiden, who has special educational needs (SEN). Knockavoe School is their nearest special school - and she said Aiden would miss out on the pre-school support he needs. The Education Authority (EA) said the intake to the nursery class was being te
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