The GAA president says IT cannot be involved with “any organisation with regards its HR requirements”. Source link
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Stormont cash need 'three times more' than budget
Finance official tells assembly members that need is much greater than the money available. Source link
Read More »Former Portrush tourist attraction sold for £1.25m
The Dunluce Centre, once one of the north coast’s top tourist attractions, closed its doors in 2013. Source link
Read More »'Time to act' on smacking ban – commissioner
Children’s Commissioner Chris Quinn backs calls to ban smacking in Northern Ireland and England. Source link
Read More »‘The wait for a child speech therapist was a shock’
A mother has spoken of her shock at the wait her young son faced for speech and language therapy. Emma Adams, from Ballymoney, sought help for Henry as she was concerned about his communication skills. A report has found Northern Ireland children wait longer for speech and language therapy (SLT) …
Read More »Police given date to access ex-IRA man's tapes
A court rules secret recordings must be released next week, before the Troubles Legacy Act deadline. Source link
Read More »GAA president Jarlath Burns speaks to William Crawley
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Read More »GAA president Jarlath Burns speaks to William Crawley
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Read More »GAA president Jarlath Burns speaks to William Crawley
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Read More »Lecturers to end action as pay offer accepted
The pay offer includes the minimum lecturers’ pay point being uplifted to £30,000 from £24,496. Source link
Read More »GAA president Jarlath Burns speaks to William Crawley
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Read More »Cost of Grand Central Station rises to £340m
The infrastructure minister John O’Dowd says the rise in cost is because of “extraordinary inflation”. Source link
Read More »Paris Olympics: 100 days to go for NI’s Games hopefuls
For starters there will be three current world champions looking to add an Olympic title and that has never happened before. Daniel Wiffen continues to break new ground and records for Irish swimming. The Magheralin distance star won three golds and broke a world record at the European Short Course …
Read More »'I'm worried my shop won't survive the year'
A local fish and chip shop owner says he has witnessed multiple businesses close in recent months due to rising costs. Source link
Read More »Donaldson office sign returns over expenses rules
A sign with the name of the former DUP leader is reinstated at the party’s Lagan Valley office. Source link
Read More »'Off-the-scale' demand fuelling gig ticket scams
Promoter says scammers prey on desperation for tickets to high-demand shows like Taylor Swift. Source link
Read More »Irish League Live – Coleraine stun Linfield as Larne beat Glentoran – Live
Irish League Live – Coleraine stun Linfield as Larne beat Glentoran – Live – BBC Sport Summary Crusaders 2-1 Cliftonville (FT) Glentoran 1-2 Larne (FT) Linfield 2-2 Coleraine (FT) Ballymena United 1-0 Glenavon (FT) Dungannon Swifts 2-0 Loughgall (FT) Newry City 1-3 Carrick Rangers (FT) Source link
Read More »Three men arrested over attempted kidnapping
A man was treated in hospital for a head injury that is not believed to be life-threatening. Source link
Read More »Portaferry Sports Centre closure 'an awful shame'
The centre is closed due to staff shortages with no date set for its reopening, a council says. Source link
Read More »Kainos gets go-ahead for new 14-storey Belfast HQ
The office block will be built on the Dublin Road, with a completion target of early 2027. Source link
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