Northern Ireland To Play Friendly Against Hungary In March

Northern Ireland To Play Friendly Against Hungary In March

Northern Ireland will play Hungary in a friendly in March as part of their preparations for the upcoming Nations League campaign. The match will take place at Windsor Park in Belfast on March 29th, four days after Ian Baraclough’s men...
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Kelli O’Hara To Headline At Madison Theatre On January 23rd

Kelli O’Hara To Headline At Madison Theatre On January 23rd

Here is a lady that will suit everyone’s taste as she is already a superstar: Kelli O’Hara and her name speaks for itself. Sit back and read about this marvelous entertainer and don’t miss a chance to see her perform...
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Liz Truss Says That ‘There Is A Deal To Be Done’ On NI Protocol

Liz Truss Says That ‘There Is A Deal To Be Done’ On NI Protocol

British foreign secretary Liz Truss has said there is a “deal to be done” with the European Union over the Northern Ireland Protocol. Following her first meeting with European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic, held at her official residence at Chev...
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Ten-Man Arsenal Hold On For Draw In First Leg Of Carabao Cup Semi-Final

Ten-Man Arsenal Hold On For Draw In First Leg Of Carabao Cup Semi-Final

Ten-man Arsenal displayed all the resilience and fight which was missing in their weekend FA Cup exit as a goalless draw at Liverpool saw them carry the initiative into next week’s Carabao Cup semi-final second leg. Granit Xhaka’s second red...
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Britain’s Prince Andrew Is Stripped Of Honorary Titles At Northern Irish Golf Clubs

Britain’s Prince Andrew Is Stripped Of Honorary Titles At Northern Irish Golf Clubs

The British queen’s move to strip Prince Andrew of his royal patronages has seen him lose his honorary titles at Royal Portrush and Royal County Down golf clubs in Northern Ireland. The decision by the queen is part of the...
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EFL And Premier League Still To Resolve Parachute Payment Dispute

EFL And Premier League Still To Resolve Parachute Payment Dispute

The Premier League and the EFL have not yet commissioned external advice to resolve their dispute over parachute payments, despite a call to do so in the fan-led review ordered by the UK government. The review panel, led by Conservative...
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Victory In North London Sends Chelsea To Carabao Cup Final

Victory In North London Sends Chelsea To Carabao Cup Final

Chelsea booked their place in the Carabao Cup final with a 3-0 semi-final aggregate win over Tottenham, whose hopes of a comeback were denied by VAR misery. Thomas Tuchel’s men did half the job in last week’s first leg at...
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Danny Moloney, Founder Of Liffey Van Lines, RIP

Danny Moloney, Founder Of Liffey Van Lines, RIP

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing on Monday of one of the great local legends in New York, Danny Moloney, philanthropist and founder of Liffey Van Lines. He always had a job for somebody somewhere if you...
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Out&About

Out&About

By Paddy McCarthy I was hoping to begin my Out&About column on a brighter note but I just can’t with the sad news I received this week that I have to talk about. First, I have to tell you about...
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Government Relaxes Rules For ‘Boosted’ Close Contacts Of Covid-19 Cases

Government Relaxes Rules For ‘Boosted’ Close Contacts Of Covid-19 Cases

The Government has signed off on plans to relax the rules for close contacts of Covid-19 cases, the Minister for Health has confirmed. Stephen Donnelly presented advice from the National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) to Cabinet on Wednesday, and...
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