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Youths arrested in Londonderry
Five youths have been arrested for riotous behaviour in Londonderry.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Renewed trouble in north Belfast
Reports are coming in of trouble in parts of north Belfast.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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McGuinness on peace process
Progress can be made on disarmament if Sinn Fein`s political opponents stop playing games with the Northern Ireland peace process, Stormont Minister Martin McGuinness has claimed.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Irish government promises US aid package
The Irish government has said that it would give more than IR£260,000 to Irish emigrant groups dealing with the consequences of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre in New York.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Labour coalition interest
The Labour Party is discussing participating in a coalition government after the next general election.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Teenage boys among crash victims
Three 15-year-old boys, two of them twins, were among six people who died in a head-on crash early today.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Hockey McVicker strike helps Ireland to victory
Ireland 2 Scotland 1 (after extra-time) Ireland`s Lynsey McVicker scored a marvellous individual goal to help secure fifth place in the World Cup qualifying tournament in Abbeville, France.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Fire at GAA club
A fire at a GAA club in Dundrum is being treated as malicious.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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HOCKEY: Ireland in hockey finals
Ireland have secured a place in next year`s Womens Hockey World Cup finals after a bizarre sequence of events in France.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Celtic take spoils at Ibrox
Rangers 0 Celtic 2 - Celtic have added another chapter to the story of their new-found domination of both Rangers and Scottish football.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Fergie remained cool reveals Becks
Nobody does it better, and maybe nobody else ever will. Yet David Beckham revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson did not resort to his famous blistering invective to inspire probably the Premiership`s greatest-ever fightback in Manchester United 5-3 triumph at Tottenham.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Polls back support for US
The majority of Irish people said they backed the government`s offer of Irish airports and airspace to US forces on anti-terrorist missions, according to two polls which have published today.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Ballymena road death
A man in his twenties has died after a road accident in Ballymena.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Giants move clear at the top
The Belfast Giants moved three points clear at the top of ice-hockey`s Superleague table on Saturday night when they beat Manchester Storm 3-1 at the Odyssey Arena.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Eminem to make movie debut
Eminem is to begin shooting his debut feature film in Detroit next month.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Britney advert branded too frivolous
A Pepsi TV advert which features Britney Spears has been pulled from American television in the wake of the US terror attacks.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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New Emmerdale family named
The five winners of TV`s Soapstars have been officially named, ending the hunt for a new family for Emmerdale.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Missing person appeal
The police have launched a missing person appeal over a 15-year-old girl from County Armagh who was last seen on Friday morning.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Hoey voices concern over peace process
Too many concessions have been made in the search for peace in Northern Ireland, a former Labour minister has said as she called for more efforts to be made to track down terrorists there.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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Six dead in Cork
Six people have died following a two-car collision in Cork.
Sunday 30th September 2001
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