Cross-Border Services Trade ‘Considerably Lower’ Than Trade In Goods

Cross-Border Services Trade ‘Considerably Lower’ Than Trade In Goods

Cross-border services trade is considerably lower than cross-border trade in goods, a report has found. Services make up 26 per cent of the total trade going from Northern Ireland to Ireland and 16 per cent of the trade going from...
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Everton End Winless Slump With Victory Over Gunners At Goodison

Everton End Winless Slump With Victory Over Gunners At Goodison

Everton’s winless run came to an end in dramatic fashion as Demarai Gray’s stoppage-time strike secured a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Arsenal at Goodison Park. The visitors took the lead through Martin Odegaard’s volley at the end of the first...
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Leicester To Face Watford In FA Cup Third Round

Leicester To Face Watford In FA Cup Third Round

FA Cup holders Leicester have been drawn to play Premier League rivals Watford in the third round. Brendan Rodgers’ side, who beat Chelsea in last season’s final, face former boss Claudio Ranieri in one of three all-Premier League ties. Manchester...
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Covid Cases Jump 10% In Last Two Weeks Of November

Covid Cases Jump 10% In Last Two Weeks Of November

The number of Covid-19 cases jumped by 10 per cent in the last two weeks of November, new figures show. The Central Statistics Office (CSO) published figures that showed there were 30,243 cases reported in Ireland in the week ending...
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Stormont To Debate Banning Hunting With Dogs

Stormont To Debate Banning Hunting With Dogs

Stormont MLAs are set to debate whether to ban hunting with dogs in Northern Ireland. The region remains the only part of the UK where hunting wild mammals with dogs is still permitted. A private members bill brought by Alliance...
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Schools To Get Over $55 To Close Digital Divide

Schools To Get Over $55 To Close Digital Divide

Some €50 million ($56.4 million) in funding is to be provided to schools to address the digital divide, Minister for Education Norma Foley has announced. As part of Ireland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), the money will go towards...
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Travelers To The North Will Require Pre-Departure Covid Tests From Tuesday

Travelers To The North Will Require Pre-Departure Covid Tests From Tuesday

Anyone arriving in Northern Ireland from abroad will be required to undergo a pre-departure Covid test from Tuesday, the region’s Department of Health has confirmed. The changes to international travel for Northern Ireland mirror a similar announcement m...
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Moura Scores Stunner As Spurs Brush Aside The Canaries

Moura Scores Stunner As Spurs Brush Aside The Canaries

A stunning goal from Lucas Moura helped Tottenham remain unbeaten in the Premier League under Antonio Conte as they beat Norwich 3-0. Moura found the top corner from 25 yards after some impressive skill to open the scoring, with Davinson...
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Rangnick’s Reign Gets Off To A Winning Start With Fred Downing Eagles

Rangnick’s Reign Gets Off To A Winning Start With Fred Downing Eagles

The Ralf Rangnick era got off to a winning start as Fred fired Manchester United to a hard-fought victory against Crystal Palace. Having watched Thursday’s 3-2 triumph against Arsenal from the stands, the 63-year-old interim manager was on the Old...
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Sinn Féin Accuse Government Of ‘Mixed Messaging’ On New Restrictions

Sinn Féin Accuse Government Of ‘Mixed Messaging’ On New Restrictions

The Government has been accused of “mixed messaging” on new Covid-19 regulations by Sinn Féin, after the Tánaiste said that tightening restrictions at the current time was “peculiar”. A Government Minister has also said that the restrictions introduc...
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