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Brian Harvey in critical condition
Former East 17 star Brian Harvey is in a critical condition in hospital after falling under the wheels of his own car, police said today.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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McCreadie faces further charge
Roy McCreadie, the manager of Newry Football Club, faced a further charge of resisting arrest when he appeared in court today.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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RUGBY: Celtic league cancelled for season
The Irish Rugby Football Union has today announced the cancellation of the 2005-6 Celtic League season following talks with the Welsh Rugby Union.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Man charged with badger baiting
A 30 year old man from Bangor has pleaded guilty to cruelty charges against a badger arising from a notorious incident that caused outrage when it was first shown on UTV last year.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Nine NI libraries to go
Nine libraries are set to close as part of funding cutbacks by the North Eastern Education and Library Board.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Inspectorate due for nursing homes
The Taoiseach has told the Dail that a Social Services Inspectorate will be established on a statutory basis to govern private and public nursing homes.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Laird wins Hevesi backing on jobs
A Unionist peer today secured the backing of an eminent American businessman to tackle alleged discrimination against Protestants in the Irish Republic.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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McCord fires broadside at Ervine
A paramilitary murder victim`s father today challenged a loyalist political leader to honour pledges to public talks.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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So Solis`s Harvey guilty of assaulting police officer
So Solid Crew rapper Harvey was found guilty today of assaulting a police officer as he tried to pull him over for using his mobile phone while driving.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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SOCCER: Edu signs 5 year deal with Valencia
Arsenal today confirmed Brazilian midfielder Edu has signed a five-year contract with Spanish giants Valencia.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Blair to meet Bush for talks
British Prime Minister Tony Blair will hold talks with US President George Bush in Washington next week, Downing Street announced today.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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SOCCER: Rangers fans flock to church
Rangers fans have been flocking to a small church in search of a miracle, it emerged today.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Ex-Star Trek star `in health scare`
Former Star Trek star Patrick Stewart was today playing down reports of a heart scare.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Agreement reached on Highland Radio sale
Agreement has been reached to sell Highland Radio to Scottish Radio Holdings (SRH) for around seven million euro.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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RUGBY: Harrison breaks his hand
Australian second row Justin Harrison could miss the first start of the new season with Ulster after breaking a hand.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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SOCCER: Celtic fans want title from Strachan
Celtic supporters will expect Gordon Strachan to win the Bank of Scotland Premier League title and embark on a good European run in his first season in charge at Parkhead.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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SOCCER: `Wigan won`t move for Carroll` - Jewell
Paul Jewell does not expect to sign Roy Carroll because he believes the Northern Ireland goalkeeper`s wage demands would prove too expensive for Wigan.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Limerick man honoured by Queen of England
A Limerick man has been awarded an honourary CBE by the Queen of England.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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SOCCER: Keane warns of revenge
Republic of Ireland striker Robbie Keane has warned Israel revenge will be in the air at Lansdowne Road on Saturday.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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Suspended sentence for Clare woman
A woman who smuggled drugs into Limerick prison through her son has received a four month suspended sentence.
Tuesday 31st May 2005
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