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Clarke comfortable on fourth
Northern Ireland`s Darren Clarke is sitting on fourth place after day one of the Nedbank Golf Challenge at the Gary Player Country Club in Sun City, South Africa.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Miracle escape in airline nightmare
Nearly 200 passengers and crew had a ``miraculous`` escape today when the nose wheel of their jet collapsed on landing after a sunshine holiday in the Canary Islands.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Gales and downpours forecast over Ireland
Ireland is set to be lashed by continuing bad weather over the weekend.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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McMahon in the Cobh hotseat
Liam McMahon is to take over from John O`Rourke as manager of Cobh Ramblers.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Dublin company help create new game console
A Dublin-based microprocessor designer has revealed it is to play a major part in Microsoft`s answer to the Sony PlayStation II - the Xbox.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Celtic `dragged feet` over Lennon
Celtic missed out on a chance to recruit Neil Lennon from Leicester because they dragged their feet, it was revealed today.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Eight injured in emergency landing
Eight people were taken to hospital after an emergency landing at Shannon Airport in the Irish Republic today.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Bloody Sunday victims were innocent says witness
A man who admits throwing stones at the British army on Bloody Sunday has denied that either of the first two casualties of the day were involved in the disturbances when shot.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Healy ready for the Premiership says Sammy
Manchester United starlet David Healy has got what it takes to succeed in the Premiership, according to Northern Ireland boss Sammy McIlroy.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Audrey Kincaid dies after illness
Former president and secretary of the Irish Badminton Union Audrey Kincaid has died after a long illness.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Teacher jailed for abusing pupils
A former schoolmaster has been jailed for six years for the systematic sexual abuse of boys in his class at a west Belfast primary school over 20 years ago.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Beckham documentary a `bad idea`
The David Beckham documentary screened last night may not have helped the footballer`s image, according to PR guru Max Clifford.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Boothby murder charge abandoned
The third murder trial of a Coleraine student who clubbed his sister to death has concluded with the prosecution accepting a guilty plea to manslaughter.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Schoolbus seat demand at Stormont
Every child should be guaranteed a bus seat to and from school under the law, according to a leading charity.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Brotherly love put to the test in Premiership
Brothers Andy and Neil Kelly, who avoided a confrontation in their roles of World Cup coaches, will renew their rivalry in the Northern Ford Premiership.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Dungannon kids drugs shock
A fifth of 11 to 18-year-olds in the Dungannon and Cookstown area have taken drugs, including Ecstasy, speed, cannabis and cocaine, according to a new report.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Former Chief Justice dies
Former Irish Chief Justice Liam Hamilton died from cancer in Dublin today, aged 72.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Late attempt to save struggling Bill
A last-ditch attempt to save floundering legislation which will allow members of the Irish parliament to sit in Westminster has been launched today.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Stabbing victim buried in Antrim
An 18-year-old who was stabbed to death in Antrim earlier in the week has been buried today.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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Corrie star`s Wheel of Fortune link-up
Coronation Street star Tracy Shaw has been lined up as a guest hostess on ITV quiz show Wheel of Fortune as part of celebrations for the soap`s 40th birthday.
Thursday 30th November 2000
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