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Daniel Collins: Rower delighted after 'declare as British' U-turn (opens the original)
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An Irish rowing champion who was told he could only compete and receive a ranking in the British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC) if he declares himself as British can now compete as an Irish entrant. Daniel Collins, who is based in Northern Ireland, competed in last year's event under the Irish flag, but rules changed for the 2026 event as the BRIC and the World Rowing Indoor Championships (WRIC) are being run concurrently. Collins said he has now received an apology from British Rowing and w
Indoor rower says 'he must declare as British' to compete for ranking (opens the original)
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An athlete who previously represented Ireland has said he will only be able to compete and receive a ranking in the British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC) if he declares himself as British during the entry process. Daniel Collins is based in Northern Ireland and competed in last year's event as an Irish entrant. Collins says this year's event is being run concurrently with the World Rowing Indoor Championships and, as a result, entry rules have changed. British Rowing said that, to allow for
FND: I was being treated for dehydration - when suddenly I couldn't move (opens the original)
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Carmel McConnellogue was in hospital, being treated by medical staff for dehydration, when she suddenly felt she could no longer move her body. She said she could not speak or feel her face and "everything was numb". Initial symptoms suggested McConnellogue might have had a stroke - but an MRI scan confirmed that was not the case. McConnellogue said she was then told by her doctors she had Functional Neurological Disorder - meaning there was a problem with how her brain received and sent informa
Londonderry: 'Culture of silence' two decades after son's death (opens the original)
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The father of a man who died nine years after a sectarian attack in Londonderry has said that 20 years on, a "culture of silence still exists" around what happened to his son. Paul McCauley died nine years after he was attacked at a barbecue on Chapel Road in the Waterside in the early hours of 16 July 2006. The father of one, who was 29 at the time, was left in a persistent vegetative state and he died in a care facility in June 2015. In 2018 two men from Derry were jailed after pleading guilty
Man left 'broken and hopeless' as husband detained at airport (opens the original)
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A man from Northern Ireland says he has been left "broken and hopeless" after his husband was detained at Dublin Airport and sent straight back to America by Irish immigration authorities. Mike Gallagher, a UK citizen, and his Canadian spouse Terry MacInally have been living in Northern Ireland for five years. The Republic of Ireland's Department of Justice said any passenger landing at Dublin Airport and intending to travel onwards to the UK must meet the relevant UK immigration requirements. B
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