Praise for passer-by who stopped Londonderry fire spreading
Police in Londonderry are treating a fire at a city centre block of flats as arson. BBC News Now retrieving
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Public sector contracts affected by rising building material costs
Mark Spence, managing director of the Construction Employers Federation, said: “We welcome this vital lifeline for local contractors who for
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Dr George Thompson: Tribute to Ulster Folk Museum's first director
Dr George Thompson, the first director of the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, has died. BBC News Now retrieving an
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Tokyo Olympics: 'It means so much to able to make people smile' – Harrington
An emotional Kellie Harrington says she is proud to win a medal for Ireland after securing at least a bronze
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Tokyo Olympics: Ireland’s Kellie Harrington beats Algeria’s Imane Khelif to guarantee a -60kg medal
Ireland’s Kellie Harrington beats Algeria’s Imane Khelif to advance to the semi-finals and guarantee a -60kg medal after winning by
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Bank of Ireland makes pre-tax profit of €456m
The bank’s improved performance largely reflects changes in loan loss provisions. BBC News Now retrieving an image set. Mens Toggle
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Tokyo Olympics: Leon Reid progresses to semis as Kellie Harrington nets medal
Leon Reid (centre) is a Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Ireland’s Leon Reid has reached the semi-finals of the 200m at
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Cost of rural crime drops, but fly-tipping up
Covid-19 restrictions, better farm security and policing are credited with the fall in incidents. BBC News Now retrieving an image
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West Belfast: Bullet lodged in house door after shooting
Police say the attack, which happened on Sunday evening, could have had serious consequences. BBC News Now retrieving an image
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Covid-19: Pancreatic cancer surgery cancellation ‘devastating’ for family
The family of a man whose surgery for pancreatic cancer was cancelled twice due to an increase in Covid patients
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La Girona: Investigation into suspected removal of shipwreck artefacts
Divers have allegedly removed artefacts from an Armada warship sunk off the County Antrim coast. BBC News Now retrieving an
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Castlederg confirmed as holding NI's hottest day record
From big freeze and heatwave, Castlederg holds the record for NI’s lowest and highest temperatures. BBC News Now retrieving an
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Barry's Amusements in Portrush sold to developer
The seafront venue was owned by the Trufelli family since 1926 and was on the market since 2019. BBC News
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Covid-19: Five more deaths and 872 new coronavirus cases
Cases are people who have tested positive for coronavirus. Public health bodies may occasionally revise their case numbers up or
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Covid-19: ‘This is a situation that is potentially avoidable’
Robin Adair from the Royal College of Surgeons has said the cancellation of cancer surgeries due to a surge in
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Cregagh: Family forced to relocate after 'sectarian threat'
Police say the Catholic family did not feel safe in their own home in the Cregagh estate in east Belfast.
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Covid-19: Vaccine complacency warning over Covid deaths
A senior GP warns of the dangers of a “can’t be bothered” attitude towards getting a Covid jab. BBC News
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'We'll be back better' – GB captain Ames after hockey exit
Team GB’s men’s hockey player David Ames tells BBC Sport that the squad will come back ‘better and stronger’ after
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Vaccine passport: Almost 300 fraudulent claims rejected
The Department of Health says the system is now “stable and running well”. BBC News Now retrieving an image set.
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Communions and confirmations to resume, Bishop of Raphoe says
The Bishop of Raphoe is the fifth Irish bishop to say the services will restart BBC News Now retrieving an
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