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Electric Ireland pays £750k to charities after investigation (opens the original)
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A firm which was once the third biggest electricity supplier to homes in Northern Ireland has paid £750,000 to charity following a Utility Regulator investigation. Electric Ireland's working practices were examined by the watchdog due to allegations it had failed to comply with the terms of its licence to supply electricity. The investigation looked at issues such as how the firm communicated with domestic customers, how it handled complaints and how it marketed electricity. The regulator has no
Cattle cull: Muir resignation demand is 'not personal' says UFU (opens the original)
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The president of Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has said his organisation's demand for the resignation of Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir is "not personal". The UFU called on the Alliance politician to quit on Friday over his department's handling of a controversial cull of 51 cattle in Fivemiletown in County Tyrone. Alliance has claimed the UFU's call was not motivated by animal welfare concerns, but by its opposition to Muir because he stands up to its "vested interest" in agriculture. UFU Presi
Holywood: 'Disgusting' racist graffiti treated as hate crime (opens the original)
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Racist graffiti which was sprayed at a number of locations in Holywood, County Down, has been described as "absolutely disgusting" by an Alliance assembly member. Offensive messages on a coastal path at Seapark beach and at nearby accommodation used by residents aged over 55 were photographed at the weekend. North Down assembly member Connie Egan said it was the latest in a "spate of completely unacceptable racist, xenophobic and sectarian graffiti" in the town. The Police Service of Northern Ir
Belfast - 'Unrecognisable city' hosted All-Ireland Fleadh (opens the original)
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For those involved in Belfast's Irish traditional music scene through the 1970s, '80s and '90s, the idea of the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann [All-Ireland Fleadh] one day coming to the city was one too ridiculous to even contemplate. Veteran folk singer Neil Martin said nobody during the Troubles would have "thought it would have been safe". "It could have been targeted in a way that could have endangered life, you could have been sure of that," he said. The 2026 festival exceeded expectations, brin
Portadown: Man's body found in burning car (opens the original)
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The body of a man has been found inside a burning car in Portadown, County Armagh. Police were called to the scene at Harford Street in the town centre at about 22:00 BST on Saturday. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and the man was pronounced dead at the scene. Ch Insp Tierney, from the Police Service of Northern Ireland said the circumstances are under investigation and a post-mortem examination will be carried out to determine the cause of his death. The cause of the car fire will also be
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