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Strike fears after talks end without agreement
Strike action by classroom assistants in Northern Ireland looks set to resume in some form in the days ahead after talks aimed at resolving the dispute with their employers ended without agreement.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Eight held after police target `dissident republican activity`
Eight men have been arrested by police in Northern Ireland as part of an operation against alleged dissident republican activity.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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SOCCER: Lennon heads to Scotland
Nottingham Forest have confirmed that former Northern Ireland international Neil Lennon has returned to Scotland for family reasons.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Ritchie serves notice on fund for regenerating loyalist areas
The organisation handling a controversial fund for regenerating loyalist neighbourhoods in Northern Ireland has been sent a notice of termination.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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West Belfast man in hiding after threats
A west Belfast man and his family have gone into hiding after threats to his life from an armed gang who attacked him and claimed he was an informer.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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RUGBY: McCall announces Ulster squad
Ulster coach Mark McCall has named his squad for the forthcoming Magners league clash against Glasgow.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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BOXING: Duddy to face Howard Eastman
Former world title challenger Howard Eastman believes he can bounce back into championship contention with a victory over Northern Ireland boxer John Duddy when they meet at the King`s Hall in Belfast on December 8.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Report reveals waiting list for home-helps
Older people in Northern Ireland are languishing in hospital because of a seven-week waiting list for home-helps.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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SOCCER: Glentoran win County Antrim Shield
Glentoran have won the County Antrim Shield after defeating Crusaders 2-1 in the final at Windsor Park.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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SOCCER: England to bid for World Cup
The Football Association has announced that England is to bid to host the 2018 World Cup.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Watson leaves hospital
Opera singer Russell Watson has been discharged from hospital following life-saving surgery on a brain tumour.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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RUGBY: White to leave as South Afrtica coach
South Africa coach Jake White has confirmed he will leave the post when his contract expires on December 31.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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SOCCER: Birmingham player`s brother kidnapped
Birmingham have confirmed that the brother of their Honduran midfielder Wilson Palacios has been kidnapped.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Hallowe`en Bonfire Danger
Householders across Limerick are preparing for a night of ghosts and goblins, but something sinister has been creeping into the tradition of lighting bonfires to celebrate Hallowe`en.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Gunman jailed for life
The man who shot a Limerick publican who subsequently had his leg amputated has been jailed for life.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Six Car Pile Up in County Limerick
A mother and her two children are among six people who have been taken to hospital following a six vehicle collision in Newcastle West, County Limerick
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Man faces extradition from Ireland
One of the UK`s most wanted child sex offenders could be extradited back to Britain within weeks, it emerged today.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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SOCCER: Lay off Owen says Ameobi
Shola Ameobi has told the critics to lay off Newcastle team-mate Michael Owen as he attempts to rediscover his best form.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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Man denies murdering Irish DJ
A 29-year-old man today denied murdering Irish disc jockey Anthony Kearney.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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NI legacy group extends deadline for submissions
A group set up to find the best way to deal with the legacy of Northern Ireland`s past has extended its deadline for submissions into the New Year.
Wednesday 31st October 2007
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