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Weekend weather forecast as 'dry and bright' conditions expected (opens the original)
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The weekend is almost here, and across Northern Ireland it looks like the weather will be mostly "dry and bright." The Met Office is forecasting sunny conditions across the region, before turning cloudier ahead of next week. This week, provisional figures from the weather forecaster showed the UK had its joint-fourth warmest September on record in a series which dates back to 1884. However, the extent of September’s warmth wasn’t uniform across the UK. In Northern Ireland, it was the fourth warm
Person airlifted from ferry to Belfast after becoming unwell (opens the original)
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A person was airlifted from a ferry heading to Belfast after becoming well onboard on Thursday afternoon. Just before 2pm on Thursday, October 1, HM Coastguard were called to assist with reports of an unwell person on board the vessel heading to Belfast. The incident occurred on the Stena Line Belfast to Liverpool service. A Coastguard helicopter attended and airlifted the person to Blackpool, where they were passed on to the ambulance service. A HM Coastguard spokesperson said: "Just before 2pm
Drumcree legal bid postponed as talks continue (opens the original)
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A legal bid by Garvaghy Road residents to try to prevent the controversial Drumcree march from going ahead has been postponed. The hearing had been set to take place on Friday in Belfast, but has been postponed until Monday while talks continue at Hillsborough Castle. The Northern Ireland Secretary has been trying to strike a compromise deal between the two sides of the stand-off in the parading dispute. It comes as the stand-off on a contentious orange parade down the predominately nationalist
Police force entry to home to save woman in labour and baby (opens the original)
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Police forced entry to a home in Co Down to save a woman in active labour and her baby. On Thursday morning, October 1, officers in the Newry, Mourne and Down area received a call for assistance regarding a "female trapped in her home address in active labour." Arriving within minutes, the police and Northern Ireland Ambulance Service gained entry to the home, discovering both mother and baby, with the baby not breathing. NIAS provided life-saving medical treatment, and brought both mum and baby
Belfast boy returns to school after life-saving heart transplant (opens the original)
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A young boy from West Belfast has returned to school three months after a life-saving heart transplant. Nine-year-old Dáithí Mac Gabhann was born with a condition called Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome and was on the transplant waiting list since 2018. In February, he was moved onto the "urgent" list, before receiving his heart transplant in July. The young boy from Ballymurphy has been described as the world's longest-waiting child for a transplant. Posting on social media, his family's Donate4
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