Northern Ireland

Review: Beyond Belfast, by Will Ferguson

Walking the Ulster Way is uncomfortable and dangerous. How fortunate that Will Ferguson has done it for you Ten years ago, driving through the north of Ireland under the aliases of Bob and Marge, my wife and I stopped at the...

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Health Concerns Over Wifi Usage

A teacher from Northern Ireland has said that wireless technology should be removed from schools because of fears it could cause cancer or make pupils sterile later in life. Colin Kenney from Cookstown High School in Country...

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Valuation Manager (9 month fixed term contract)

Dublin City Centre Negotible Irish Nationwide Building Society is one of Ireland's oldest financial institutions with offices in the Republic of Ireland, Britain and Northern Ireland. The Society was established in 1873 and has a

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Miss NI's Blog Promotes Cooperation

An international humanitarian operation run from Co Armagh has been boosted this week with news that Miss Northern Ireland is to help promote the building initiative in Uganda.The Rushmere project - which is about international...

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BBC Trust hails regions progress

The chairman of the BBC Trust has said he will continue to focus on ensuring that the corporation properly serves all parts of the UK. Sir Michael Lyons said that a recent report to the trust on network news coverage of nations...

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Whittle: 'Bullies made me want to be white'

By Daniel Kilkelly, Entertainment Reporter Strictly Come Dancing star Ricky Whittle has admitted that he wanted to be white after being affected by racist taunts as he grew up in Northern Ireland. The Hollyoaks actor has said...

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Business Profiles: Bagpiper who hit the rich noteS

After 10 years in the Grenadier Guards serving in Northern Ireland and Germany, Jamie Fraser entered corporate life. Joining packaging and paper group David S Smith (Holdings), he served in a number of operations, marketing and...

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Job Losses Loom at Poultry Plant

NORTHERN IRELAND - Workers at the O'Kane poultry processing plant at Ballymena have been warned that about 140 jobs are to go. O'Kane's is a leading poultry processor in Northern Ireland, according to the BBC, and about 140...

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Regulate Sunbeds Say Doctors, British Medical Association Northern Ireland

The BMA in Northern Ireland welcomed the Health Minister Michael McGimpsey's consultation into the regulation of the sunbed industry in Northern Ireland. Dr Paul Darragh, Chairman of the BMA's Northern Ireland Council said,...

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Powers transfer would 'hit dissident support' :: Irish News -- William Graham

By William Graham Political Correspondent Devolution of policing and justice powers should take place now as it would do much to draw support away from dissident republicans, Maurice Hayes said yesterday. The former Patten...

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