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YFC get on their bike with 75km for 75 years!

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Simon Harper.

Tribute paid to Portadown College principal Simon Harper

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A digger

Appeal for information after theft of a digger from NI site

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Smoke and flames rise from Notre-Dame Cathedral on April 15, 2019.

Notre-Dame fire in pictures: 850 years at the centre of French life

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Drivers warned of ‘risk of icy conditions’

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Four council officials on ‘Town Hall Rich List’

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ATM thefts - police ask for help

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Dromore teen appointed Lord Lieutenant’s Cadet

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SRC Governor John Nugent, Neil Madeley from the Department for the Economy FE Estates department, SRC Director of Client Services Raymond Sloan, SRC Governor Matt Turner, Aaron Shannon from Knox & Clayton Architects, Seanie O'Hare from O'Hare & McGovern Limited and Gary Young, SRC Estates Project Manager. Pictured in the front row (l-r) are SRC Governor Tom Redmond, SRC Chief Executive Brian Doran, Andrew Saunders, the College's Governing Body Chairman), Breda McAteer from O'Hare & McGovern Limited and Ruairi Lavery, SRC Projects Director.

Event celebrates history of college

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Some of those who attended a meeting opposed to changes to breast cancer services at Craigavon Area Hospital.

Battle on to save breast cancer services at Craigavon Hospital

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Drivers warned of ‘risk of icy conditions’

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The incident happened on the A1 on Wednesday.

A1 road traffic collision is now cleared

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TripAdviser has revealed the best airlines in Europe for a range of categories as part of its annual Travellers' Choice Awards

These are the best airlines in Europe, according to TripAdvisor

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The collision is causing major delays.

Two vehicle collision on busy N.I. road causing long delays

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The tragic incident occurred on the A1 at the junction of Gowdystown Road. Pic by Google

Man dies following crash on A1 dual carriageway

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Crime More Crime >>

Appeal for information after theft of a digger from NI site

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Police have issued a suspicious vehicle alert.

PSNI warn of suspicious vehicle in Co Armagh

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First Presbyterian Church (Non Subscribing), Newry. Pic by Google

‘Despicable and evil’ attack on church being treated as hate crime

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Irish Deputy Foreign Minister Simon Coveney has voiced concern that NI nationalists have no voice in Westminster on legacy matters. Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Simon Coveney’s legacy vow stirs angry unionist reaction

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Weather More Weather >>

N.I. yellow warning for snow issued by Met Office for Saturday updated

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Storm Gareth attacks Portstewart, as the crescent area takes the brunt of it at ten O clock on Tuedsay evening

NI Weather: Incredible images show how Storm Gareth battered the North Coast covering the beaches in foam

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The warning was issued on Friday.

Province battered by Storm Erik

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Motorists have been warned of icy conditions.

Temperatures set to plummet tonight

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Politics More Politics >>

Who is the most likely to become the next Prime Minister?

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Theresa May's future is very much in the balance as Brexit shudders to a halt (Photo: Getty Images)

Who do you want to be the next Prime Minister? Take part in our poll

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Irish Deputy Foreign Minister Simon Coveney has voiced concern that NI nationalists have no voice in Westminster on legacy matters. Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Simon Coveney’s legacy vow stirs angry unionist reaction

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar

Varadkar and SF split over border poll call

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What is the new Brexit Party, which has been supported by Nigel Farage?

The top six questions people are asking Google about Brexit

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Business More Business >>

First ever USPCA charity store opens in Banbridge

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The incident happened on the A1 on Wednesday.

A1 road traffic collision is now cleared

Traffic and Travel

TripAdviser has revealed the best airlines in Europe for a range of categories as part of its annual Travellers' Choice Awards

These are the best airlines in Europe, according to TripAdvisor

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The collision is causing major delays.

Two vehicle collision on busy N.I. road causing long delays

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Education More Education >>

Mackenzie wins Music Skills NI Award at the MAC

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Greenmount Campus Farm Business student award winners with First Trust Bank Judge Eoin Donnelly, (Agriculture Business Manager), Christopher Ruddock (Donaghcloney) runner-up, Andrea Rooney (Tassagh) winner, third placed Jamie Adair (Banbridge) and Dr Kate Semple, Course Manager.

Business planning skills rewarded by First Trust Bank

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Charlie Lennon and Tom McSherry pictured with Anne AndersonNew-Bridge Principal.

Charlie and Tom scoop Acrobatic Gymnastics titles

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Professor Maura McAdam, from Banbridge, will work with researchers on the project, Overcoming the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Gender Divide.

Maura’s project supports women

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Adam Bingham (left) is presented with his award by Kathryn McIntosh, from sponsors Origin Digital along with joint winner Scott Shaw.

Dromore student, Adam, celebrates Business success

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Health More Health >>

New drive to stress importance of MMR vaccine for children

Health

PHA programme to tackle type 2 diabetes

Health

Wayne Watson from Specsavers in Banbridge shines a light on glaucoma and emphasizes the importance of regular eye tests as early detection is vital to prevent sight loss.

Nearly 2,000 have glaucoma

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Susan with her husband Tony, and children Alexander and Sophia.

‘Get screened - it saved my life’

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Concerns have been raised about insulin supplies

Concerns raised about insulin supplies after Brexit

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Simon Harper.

Tribute paid to Portadown College principal Simon Harper

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Image sent by the council accompanying details of the case

Ten-year animal ban for man who kept dogs in ‘unsuitable’ state

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Pacemaker Press 28/2/2019'The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Ballymena Town Hall on Thursday during a walk about on the second day of a visit to Northern Ireland.'Prince William and Catherine visiting with the focus on children and young people.'Pic Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker

Picture Update: Royal visitors join children at SureStart scheme

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The Duchess of Cambridge receives flowers during a walkabout outside the Braid Arts Centre in Ballymena as part of their two day tour to Northern Ireland. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Thursday February 28, 2019. See PA story ROYAL Cambridge. Photo credit should read: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Latest Pictures: NI Royal visit Day 2 Hillsborough and Ballymena

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