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Belfast duo go from 'fish out of water' to a Big Deal (opens the original)
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Two friends from west Belfast, who described themselves as "fish out of water" when it comes to the world of art, have been crowned winners of the BBC's The Big Deal with Steph McGovern After winning Wednesday's final, Gavin and Liam took home the top prize of £50,000 worth of art. The show sees budding entrepreneurs battle it out in the world of art dealing, taking on weekly tasks to test their skills, negotiate deals and, most importantly, sell art. "I'd never been in an art gallery ever and n
TikTok declines Irish invite to discuss dangerous driving videos (opens the original)
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TikTok has declined an invitation to appear before an Irish parliamentary committee on media to discuss videos of people driving the wrong way down motorways being posted. Five teenagers were killed in a head-on crash while driving the wrong way down a motorway in County Kildare in the early hours of Sunday. The Irish child and family agency Tusla confirmed on Thursday one of teenagers killed in the crash was in its care and two were known to the agency. The four people in the car they crashed i
Boy, seven, among four injured after crash that killed five teenagers (opens the original)
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A seven-year-old boy is among four seriously injured people in hospital after a crash in County Kildare in which five teenagers were killed while driving the wrong way down a motorway. Two women are in a critical condition, while another woman and the boy are in a serious condition after the head-on crash. It's believed the injured family - two women aged in their 30s and one in her 20s, and the young boy - were travelling to the airport to go on holiday. The five teenagers have been named local
Wine: Ireland's small but determined wine industry warming up (opens the original)
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Think about drinks produced in Ireland and you'd probably picture a creamy pint of stout or a tumbler of amber whiskey. The last thing you'd probably think of is a glass of wine. However, the Republic of Ireland is recognised as a wine producing country by the European Commission. While it still has only a handful of commercial vineyards, along with smaller growers experimenting with wine production, the amount of land being planted with vineyards is continuing to grow. A new winery near Slane i
Westville Hotel, Enniskillen: Anna Owens awarded almost £20,500 in indirect sex discrimination case (opens the original)
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A woman who worked as a receptionist at a County Fermanagh hotel has been awarded almost £20,500 after bringing an indirect sex discrimination case. Anna Owens had agreed a fixed three-day working week at the Westville Hotel in Enniskillen that enabled her to balance her work with childcare. But she said she felt "betrayed and deflated" when the arrangements she had verbally agreed before starting work were changed by a new manager. An industrial tribunal found that this working pattern formed p
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