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Northern Ireland

‘It’s a huge own goal’: How steel tax could be ‘catastrophic’ for NI firms

The Mid Ulster council area is widely considered the centre of manufacturing in Northern Ireland, with 20% of the country’s manufacturing employment based in the district. EDGE Innovate, based just outside Dungannon, uses steel to make equipment for the quarrying, mining and recycling industries. Darragh Cullen, said the government wanted …

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Londonderry: Stolen poppy wreaths returned after ‘meaningful dialogue’

Four poppy wreaths stolen from a war memorial in Londonderry following a Somme remembrance service have been returned to the Royal British Legion. In a statement on social media, external, Jason Dougherty, chairman of the Royal British Legion’s Waterside branch, confirmed the wreaths had been returned following “meaningful dialogue” and …

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NI health: Audit Office raises concerns over ‘deteriorating’ health buildings

The Auditor General Dorinnia Carville said high-risk maintenance related mostly to building structures, including roof replacements, and “the potential for material to fall from height and cause injury to staff, service users or visitors”. The health estate was a critical enabler of frontline health and social care services, but “much …

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