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Garda continue Wexford search continues
The search for Stephen Byrne is continuing off Duncannon in County Wexford, after his two sons were found dead on the beach yesterday.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Empey makes call to party colleagues
An Ulster Unionist minister in the Northern Ireland Executive has appealed to party colleagues to keep their heads in the wake of their defeat in the South Antrim by-election.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Mandelson wins court order against paper
The Secretary of State has won a court order preventing the publication of a story about the murder of a catholic pensioner in 1987.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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RUC receives honour
The RUC has been awarded the freedom of the borough of Castlereagh.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Man shot in west Belfast
A man has been taken to hospital after what appears to have been a paramilitary shooting in west Belfast last night.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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History of the Maze prison
The Maze prison, which finally closed its doors today, played a major role in the Northern Ireland Troubles, housing some of Ulster`s most notorious terrorists.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Man dies in Dublin crash
A man was killed in a car crash in the Terenure area of Dublin in the early hours of this morning.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Noddy makes lift noize
The top-hatted frontman of cult 1970s glam rock band Slade was today being elevated to new heights - by recording lift announcements for a £21m art gallery.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Jones nets gold hat-trick
Marion Jones celebrated her third Games gold in Sydney today as Britain`s hopes of winning a medal in the women`s 4x400 metres relay were dashed.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Harrington shares lead at German Masters
Padraig Harrington is tied for the lead in the German Masters in Cologne with New Zealand`s Michael Campbell.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Minimum wage rise
More than one million low-paid workers will receive a pay rise from tomorrow when the national minimum wage increases by 10p an hour.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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William condemns book on Diana
Prince William is preparing to fly to Chile tomorrow to begin his gap year after condemning a critical new book on his mother as ``exploitation`` and ``betrayal``.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Sir Cliff makes Dando tribute
Sir Cliff Richard today said that leading a musical tribute to murdered broadcaster and close friend Jill Dando was ``one of the most toughest performances`` of his career.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Hague`s boozy Oxfords days revealed
Tory leader William Hague was rebuked while at Oxford University for spending too much money on sherry, it was reported today.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Savon equals Olympic record
Felix Savon managed a smile after emulating his great Cuban idol and compatriot Tefilio Stevenson by winning a third heavyweight gold medal in Sydney today.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Redgrave to fly the flag
Steve Redgrave will be Britain`s flag bearer in tomorrow`s closing ceremony for the Sydney Olympics.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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O`Sullivan fails to add to medal tally
Ireland`s Sonia O`Sullivan was unable to add to her silver from the 5000m in today`s Olympic 10,000m race in Sydney today.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Boardman bows out
Chris Boardman signed off an illustrious Olympics career with a respectable 11th place in today`s men`s time trial and then insisted: ``It`s a good job I`m retiring in four weeks` time.``
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Man shot in Magherafelt bar
A man was shot dead in a bar in Magherafelt last night.
Saturday 30th September 2000
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Birmingham Six solicitor on indecent assault charge
A solicitor who helped secure the release of the Birmingham Six has been charged with 14 further offences of indecent assault against young girls, police said today.
Friday 29th September 2000
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