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5 Trips to be Won

Crossmaglen and Armagh footballer, Jamie Clarke will be lining out at Croke Park as part of The Irish News School Trips to Croke Park. Don't miss your chance to win 1 of 5 School Trips in The Irish News in association with Ulster Bank, official sponsor of the GAA Football Championship. Buy The Irish News in store or subscribe online now.
Championship Supplement

Championship Supplement

Don't miss our 64 page Championship Supplement in The Irish News this Friday. Buy the Irish News in store or subscribe online now.
Tickets on Sale Now

Tickets on Sale Now

The Irish News GAA Talk Nights in association with O'Neills will take place on Monday 21st May in the Lyric Theatre, Belfast and on Wednesday 23rd May in the Market Place Theatre, Armagh. Tickets are now on sale for only £10. For details see The Irish News. Buy in store or subscribe online now.
Dealing with Vertigo

Dealing with Vertigo

In 'Health & Lifestyle' in today's Irish News Roisin Armstrong explains some simple steps that can often improve Vertigo symptoms, find out the recipe for losing weight, plus we bring you top tips for living with bowel disease. All this plus lots more in Health & Lifestyle in today's Irish News. Buy The Irish News in store or subscribe online now.
Early Summer Breaks 2012

Early Summer Breaks 2012

If you want to get away this summer don't miss today's Irish News as we bring you some great ideas and inspiration for early summer breaks. Buy The Irish News in store or subscribe online now.
  • Lack of southern presence at centre disappoints DUP

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    Lack of southern presence at centre disappoints DUP

    NOT one of the almost 700 children supported by an all-Ireland centre for autism lives in the Republic.The cross-border facility offers advice on the diagnosis and assessment of autism but is still not providing residential placement read more»

  • Goalkeeping great Gregg honoured in Windsor Park game

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    Goalkeeping great Gregg honoured in Windsor Park game

    MANCHESTER United stars including Wayne Rooney, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes took on an Irish League select side last night in a testimonial in honour of legendary goalkeeper Harry Gregg.Gregg (79), who made 247 appearances for United and 25 f read more»

  • Kiwi rugby legend visits Belfast bunscoil

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    Kiwi rugby legend visits Belfast bunscoil

    RUGBY legend Sean Fitzpatrick was at an Irish-language school in the heart of west Belfast yesterday to tell young pupils that sport offers "all the values that you need to get through life".The New Zealander, who captained the All-Blacks in t read more»

  • Man wins sentence appeal in cigarette killing

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    Man wins sentence appeal in cigarette killing

    A MAN jailed for murdering a grandfather in a row over a cigarette yesterday won an appeal against the length of his sentence.Gerard Connors' minimum prison term for killing Seamus Fox in west Belfast was reduced from 13 to 12 years. read more»

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  • No injury worries for Ulster

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    No injury worries for Ulster

    ULSTER look set to be at full strength for Saturday's Heineken Cup final against Leinster at Twickenham, with Chris Henry training yesterday and suffering no reaction to the ankle sprain suffered in the Pro12 game between the sides last month. read more»

  • Farney can upset odds

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    Farney can upset odds

    MONAGHAN stalwart Niamh Kindlon played in her county's last National League decider some 11 years ago.That day Clare defeated them 2-10 to 1-10. This time around, Kindlon hopes to be on the winning side aiming to help Monaghan capture read more»

  • Bradley on his way to Irish Open

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    Bradley on his way to Irish Open

    REIGNING USPGA champion Keegan Bradley, who has never played a professional tournament in Europe, has entered next month's Irish Open at Royal Portrush.It means three of the four players to hold Major titles at the moment will be on the north read more»

  • O'Kane makes his return for the Oaks

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    O'Kane makes his return for the Oaks

    FORMER Derry captain Gerard O'Kane made his return to action at the weekend when Derry played Roscommon in a challenge game at Steelstown.While Derry lost by five points, the match provided manager John Brennan with an opportunity to look at read more»

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  • Grasp opportunities of offshore energy: Foster

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    Grasp opportunities of offshore energy: Foster

    BUSINESSES have been briefed on potential developments for the offshore renewable energy sector in Irish waters.More than 300 firms attended yesterday's Offshore Energy Supply Chain Event, organised by Invest NI and the Crown Estate, the body read more»

  • Web presence no guarantee of success with buying public

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    Web presence no guarantee of success with buying public

    IS THE internet good for a small business, especially a fledgling one? Until recently I would have unhesitatingly said that it was. Now I'm not so sure. But before I say why, let me acknowledge some of the positives.In many cases access to th read more»

  • BT Infinity helps take earnings beyond plan

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    BT Infinity helps take earnings beyond plan

    TELECOMS giant BT increased its revenues and profits in Ireland over the past year on the back of soaring broadband demand and the continuing roll-out of its Infinity service.As annual pre-tax profits at group level soared by 42 per cent to £ read more»

  • Tour operator's sunny outlook

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    Tour operator's sunny outlook

    THE parent company of Falcon Holidays said yesterday it was "upbeat" about the outlook for summer bookings. TUI Travel, Europe's biggest tour operator, said it continued to outperform the UK market as it revealed strong on read more»

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  • The recipe for losing weight

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    The recipe for losing weight

    Losing weight is about cutting calories and burning them but there are plenty of lifestyle changes that can make it easier - and they're not all unpleasant DRINKING red wine, nibbling nuts and having a lovely long sleep may not seem like the read more»

  • Keep calm and carry on - expert on parenting says

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    Keep calm and carry on - expert on parenting says

    Parents who want child rearing to be calmer, easier and happier might achieve household harmony by following parenting guru Noel Janis-Norton's tipsIF SHOUTING, nagging and lecturing the kids is simply a normal part of your parenting life, yo read more»

  • Causing carnage on the canvas

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    Causing carnage on the canvas

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    Eating well when you are in your sixties

    Your body changes as you get older but a balanced diet will help you stay healthy. Here's 11 tips on what to eat and how to keep healthy as you get older Plenty of fruit and vegetables - aim for at least five portions of a variety of fruit and veg read more»

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■ ART OF DANCE:  Members of the South Asian Dance Academy, the only professional programme for South Asian dance in Ireland, help launch the Arts Council’s Intercultural Arts Strategy for Northern Ireland Picture By Brian Morrison