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O’Dowd refers video of policeman appearing to drop bullets to Police Ombudsman

Crime

Two men ‘seriously assaulted’

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Symbol of law and justice in the empty courtroom, law and justice concept.

Seen reading a text while driving car

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Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council are developing a new five yearAquatics Framework for the Borough for 2019 - 2024. The Framework will focus on working together with key stakeholders to develop the area of aquatics, which includes all aspects of swimming pool related activities and outdoor swimming.

Have your say on swimming

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Van driver admitted straying onto the wrong side of road

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Staff sickened and shocked at break-in

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‘Do not insult my intelligence’ says judge

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‘No Irish No Gay’ sign hangs on motorway bridge

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Watson Street, Portadown. Picture by Google.

Row over Elim church plan rumbling on

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Chief Inspector Jon Burrows.

Top PSNI officer praises railway staff and colleagues after tragic incident

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Transport More Transport >>

Sheep causing havoc on A1

Transport

M1 crash causing long delays

Transport

The PSNI closed the section of the M1 on Thursday morning.

Entire section of M1 now closed

Transport

Traffic

Traffic and travel: improvement works to see nightly closure of major road

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Travel news: Fallen tree partially blocking Co Down road

Transport

Crime More Crime >>

O’Dowd refers video of policeman appearing to drop bullets to Police Ombudsman

Crime

Two men ‘seriously assaulted’

Crime

Man arrested under Terrorism Act released

Crime

Linda McAlinden with her son Corey

Child (2) in narrow escape as car drives wrong way

Crime

Education More Education >>

School pupils, who led campaign for safer footpaths, win top Eco Award

Education

Pictured at a bricklaying ceremony at the new Clann Eireann Youth Centre are from left, Derek Baker, permanent secretary, Dept of Education, Grace Crosby and James Beatty, St Ronan's College students, and Dee McKerr, chairman of Clann Eireann Youth Development Committee. INLM42-206.

Work underway on new £2m youth club

Education

Stephen Creber, principal of Brownlow College. INLM1212-157gc

A caring principal, to teach was his vocation

Education

Questions have been raised about the future of school crossing patrols

Education Authority offers assurance about future of school crossing patrols

Education

Anthony McMorrow, principal of St Francis' Primary School who is retiring at the end of term. INLM25-203.

Inspirational St Francis’ principal Mr Anthony McMorrow is retiring

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Business More Business >>

Closing date for PSNI applications fast approaching

Business

The late Tom Clarke with his daughter Libby pictured at Lurgan Show. Picture: Alfie Shaw

Tributes paid following death of ‘legend’ Tom Clarke

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Glen Dimplex Craigavon Courtesy of Google

Glen Dimplex workers vote to strike

Business

Watching online

TV: how many young people were caught without a TV Licence in your area?

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Politics More Politics >>

Social media reaction to Ashers 'gay cake' Supreme Court ruling

Politics

DUP leader, Arlene Foster, believes the Good Friday Agreement could be changed in order to make way for Brexit.

Should the Good Friday Agreement be altered to make way for Brexit?

Politics

Doug Beattie criticised the DUP and Sinn Fein response to the proposals

Doug Beattie: Troubles proposals unjust and ‘structurally flawed’

Crime

Final blueprints for re-drawing NI’s political map revealed

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Flags on Garvaghy Road. INPT17-218.

Remove tattered Tricolours say Sinn Fein

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Environment More Environment >>

Translink gear up for Autumn leaves and possible delays

Environment

Cllr Declan McAlinden

Call to extend 20mph limit outside all rural schools

Environment

Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, Councilor Julie Flaherty views the site of the New Leisure Centre with Project Manager Dwaine Rice.

Steelwork starts at new leisure centre

Environment

Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon, Councilor Julie Flaherty launches Recycling Week with Michael Campbell, site supervisor at the New Line Recycling Centre and Amenity Site, Lurgan.

Lord Mayor urges residents to play their part by recycling

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Health More Health >>

Health forum marks anniversary

Health

Kelly backs increase in care workers

Health

Mr Gerard Greene Chief Executive of Community Pharmacies NI

Community pharmacies ‘on verge of closure’

Health

New eating disorder service launched for local people

Health

Josie O'Hagan

Mums concern as her daughter’s life-saving EpiPen goes out of date amid shortage

Health