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Belfast sewer workers poisoned
Four men working on a new sewerage tunnel in Belfast have been treated for suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, it emerged tonight.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Brady meets Orange Order
The head of the Catholic Church in Ireland has met Protestant Orange Order leaders involved in the long running Drumcree marching dispute, it emerged tonight.
Friday 29th February 2008
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NME crown Doherty Hero of the Year
Arctic Monkeys and Manic Street Preachers were lauded at the Shockwaves NME Awards but it was Pete Doherty who emerged as the unlikely hero.
Friday 29th February 2008
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GAA: All change for Tyrone
Tyrone boss Mickey Harte has made a few changes to his squad ahead of Sunday`s game against Galway.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Nationwide apologises for £375k error
Almost £400,000 withdrawn by Nationwide customers in Northern Ireland has not been debited to their accounts, the building society admitted today.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Child killed in Kildare crash
A seven-year-old boy has been killed in a road accident in Co Kildare.
Friday 29th February 2008
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SOCCER: FIFA block Cousin deal
FIFA have refused to authorise Daniel Cousin`s £3million move from Rangers to Fulham, Rangers have stated.
Friday 29th February 2008
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O`Connor`s star on the ascendant
Neil Brittain talks to up and coming rugby star Niall O`Connor and Coach Matt Williams ahead of Ulster`s match against Llanelli Scarlets at Ravenhill this evening: WATCH VIDEO
Friday 29th February 2008
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Amy will not face charges
Singer Amy Winehouse will not face charges in connection with an alleged conspiracy to pervert the course of justice involving her husband.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Polish murders condemned
Ireland`s top police officer and one of the country`s most senior clerics tonight joined the growing condemnation of a savage double murder of two young Polish men.
Friday 29th February 2008
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SOCCER: Mascherano signs four-year deal
Javier Mascherano has completed a permanent move to Liverpool by signing a four-year deal.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Sweeney appeals Causeway decision
Private developer Seymour Sweeney has appealed the government`s decision to reject his proposal for a visitors` centre at the Giant`s Causeway, the Planning Service confirmed today.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Wetherspoons under fire in Derry
Pub chain J.D. Wetherspoons has put profit before people by opting out of a deal to limit cut-price drink promotions, councillors in Derry claimed today.
Friday 29th February 2008
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INLA kidnap plot case in court
A €1.6 million kidnap and extortion plot was masterminded by a wheelchair-bound Irish National Liberation Army chief, a court heard today.
Friday 29th February 2008
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F.O.I. requests debate in Limerick
The impact of changes in the way freedom of information requests are handled is being debated in Limerick today.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Polish man charged with `assault`
A polish national has been charged for a second time in connection with the death of a man following a brawl in Limerick City.
Friday 29th February 2008
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No inquest into McIlwaine murder
Appeal court judges today overturned an order compelling a coroner to hold a full inquest into the murder of a Co Armagh teenager eight years ago.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Teen released in double murder probe
A teenager arrested in connection with the murder of two men stabbed with a screwdriver has been released without charge, gardai said today.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Limerick City Extension
The countdown to the Limerick city boundary extension is on.
Friday 29th February 2008
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Drugs project launched in Bangor
A new drugs project which will allow people to dispose of illegal drugs and unwanted prescriptions anonymously is to be launched in Bangor`s Kilcooley estate.
Friday 29th February 2008
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