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Rebecca Black
UK
‘Community horrified and afraid’ after knife attack, says Lilian Seenoi-Barr
However, the former mayor of Londonderry and SDLP politician said they are reassured by the solidarity shown previously.
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Rebecca Black
9 Jun 2026
UK
Family of Katie Simpson ‘have taken heart’ from report findings
Solicitor Kevin Winters described a difficult day for the family of the murdered showjumper.
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Rebecca Black
5 May 2026
UK
Veterans not looking for immunity, but a fair process – commissioner
David Johnstone called for a fair and balanced process to deal with Northern Ireland’s troubled past.
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Rebecca Black
1 May 2026
UK
Two soldiers ‘lost control’ in fatal shootings in Belfast 50 years ago – coroner
A Catholic priest, a father-of-six and two teenagers were unarmed and posed no risk when they were shot dead, an inquest has found.
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Rebecca Black
30 Apr 2026
UK
Springhill ‘proof legacy inquests can deliver truth for families’
One relative has contended the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery cannot deliver for families.
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Rebecca Black
30 Apr 2026
UK
Coroner delivering findings on fatal shootings involving British Army
Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is among those watching on following an inquest into the shootings at Springhill in 1972.
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Rebecca Black
30 Apr 2026
UK
Coroner set to deliver findings on fatal shootings involving Army
Five people, including a priest and three teenagers, died in the incident at Springhill in west Belfast in 1972.
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Rebecca Black
30 Apr 2026
UK
Supporting PSNI ‘must be unequivocal’, says Justice Minister
Naomi Long was speaking after Chief Constable Jon Boutcher called for all political parties to show support for police.
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Rebecca Black
29 Apr 2026
UK
Joint police and Stormont safety call after ‘catastrophic’ weekend of road deaths
Five people died in road crashes at the weekend, bringing toll for this year to 29, double that of this time last year.
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Rebecca Black
29 Apr 2026
UK
First postbox featuring King’s cypher installed in Northern Ireland
The postbox, at 25 York Road in Belfast, is also the first of 600 solar-powered parcel postboxes being installed in the UK.
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Rebecca Black
29 Apr 2026
UK
Special moment hailed with passing of Northern Ireland Sign Language Bill
Campaigners described a long journey to the legislation that includes the provision of free sign language classes to deaf children and their families
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Rebecca Black
28 Apr 2026
UK
Former teacher jailed over abuse of pupils at Belfast school in 1970s
William Lloyd-Lavery, 77, of Richmond Avenue, Lisburn, has been sentenced to two years in prison.
By
Rebecca Black
28 Apr 2026
UK
Minister appeals for anyone with information on wildfires to speak to police
The call comes after blazes broke out across the Mourne Mountains at the weekend.
By
Rebecca Black
28 Apr 2026
UK
Future of former Maze prison site ‘very much a live issue’ – O’Neill
First Minister Michelle O’Neill said she wants to see political agreement to develop the site.
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Rebecca Black
27 Apr 2026
UK
Firefighting operations to continue in Mourne Mountains across the week
Almost 100 firefighters were involved in tackling wildfires in the region on Monday.
By
Rebecca Black
27 Apr 2026
Politics
Government has lost confidence of Troubles victims and veterans – Robinson
DUP leader Gavin Robinson was speaking ahead of a vote on the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill in the House of Commons.
By
Rebecca Black
27 Apr 2026
Politics
Maritime search and rescue boosted as RAF patrol plane brought in
The RAF brought the P-8 Poseidon to Northern Ireland for a joint exercise with the Coastguard and RNLI across the north coast.
By
Rebecca Black
27 Apr 2026
Politics
Island of Ireland in ‘absolutely critical position’ amid tensions with Russia
Brigadier Piers Ashfield was speaking as the RAF brought a P-8 Poseidon to Northern Ireland for a joint exercise with the Coastguard and RNLI.
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Rebecca Black
27 Apr 2026
UK
Mother to walk in the steps of medics who spotted rare conditions in her twins
Ciara Bowe, 44, from Cork was 16 weeks into her pregnancy when twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome was spotted.
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Rebecca Black
19 Apr 2026
UK
Publication of 1926 census records ‘allows us to step back in time’ – Taoiseach
The publication came after three years of work on more than 750,000 individual household and enumerator returns.
By
Rebecca Black
18 Apr 2026
UK
We must all work together to protect democracy, says Catherine Connolly
The president was addressing an international democracy conference in Spain during her first overseas trip.
By
Rebecca Black
18 Apr 2026
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