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Northern Ireland Hobbycraft jobs safe for now as new owner commences store closures
Hobbycraft has announced plans to shut at least nine stores across the UK in a move affecting up to 126 jobs as part of a ...
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Headed North Ah, Ireland! Land of so many shades of green, they’ve written songs about them! Most visitors focus their time ...
Politicians in Northern Ireland and Ireland pay tribute following the death of Pope Francis aged 88
Politicians in Northern Ireland have paid tribute to Pope Francis following his death. The Vatican said he died on Monday morning at 6:35am BST at the age of 88. The pope was last seen in public on ...
Northern Ireland rides a rollercoaster of weather patterns
Just past the mid-point in the spring season and it has been a rollercoaster ride of weather patterns. It was the driest ...
Private island off the Northern Irish coast goes on sale for less than a London flat
£395,000 doesn’t go far on the London property market, but just off the coast of Northern Ireland, it’ll get you a whole ...
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Last week, Aóntu submitted a bill in the Dáil to extend voting rights to citizens in Northern Ireland
An MP has suggested that those living in Northern Ireland who wish to vote in Irish Presidential elections should "move to the Republic of Ireland and take up residency there".
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Ireland and Northern Ireland's gap in living standards is "widening," research finds
Ireland has experienced stronger economic growth, higher wages, and higher living standards than Northern Ireland in recent ...
How Brexit hardened attitudes about the Irish border – and why things might be changing
Despite its many flaws, Brexit may have paved the way for a more constructive conversation about Northern Ireland’s future.
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Priest recalls watching Pope Francis write apology to abuse victims in Ireland
Father Tim Bartlett said he did not know what the Pope was writing after he asked for some paper while onboard a flight to ...
Big firms could ‘flip’ to Northern Ireland amid ongoing tariff war with US
Big firms in the Republic could “flip” from south to north amid the ongoing tariff war with the US, according to one former Irish Government minister.