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Two children and woman pictured as victims in fatal Northern Ireland shooting while man remains in hospital
Vanessa Whyte, in her 40s, and her two children James and Sarah died in a shooting in Northern Ireland, police confirmed. A fourth person, a man, remains in a serious condition in hospital. Superintendent Robert McGowan confirmed that all four people suffered gun shot wounds.
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council boss demanded an apology from Alliance councillor after accusation that questions on ...
A shooting in Northern Ireland has left a woman and two children dead and a man seriously wounded. Police have not indicated ...
Belfast Live on MSN15h
Northern Ireland weather forecast for weekend aheadTomorrow, Saturday July 25, will bring sunshine and showers for most of the day. Southeastern areas are most likely to stay ...
NorthernIrelandWorld on MSN15h
M&S online ordering resumes in Northern Ireland after cyber attackOnline shopping has resumed for Marks & Spencer customers in Northern Ireland, the retailer has said. It comes after M&S ...
A bonfire topped with an effigy of a migrant boat. Homes set alight. During the Troubles, similar tactics were used to target ...
Belfast Live on MSN1d
PSNI to open new £5.5m Museum of Policing for Northern Ireland with exhibits dating back to 1608The Museum of Policing for Northern Ireland will be built within the grounds of the existing police headquarters located at ...
Belfast News Letter on MSN17h
Why Scottie Scheffler wasn't the only winner at The Open with Northern Ireland set to enjoy lasting legacyThe 2025 Open Championship may be in the books with deconstruction of temporary stands well underway as Royal Portrush is ...
Authorities in Northern Ireland are investigating a bonfire that featured effigies of migrants in a boat and a banner reading ...
The IDA Bermuda Select football team has traveled to Northern Ireland to compete in the SuperCupNI, marking the academy’s ...
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How to experience Ireland’s ultimate coastal road tripHouse martins and swallows are our constant companions, whether snapping up fluttering mayflies in the car park of Glencar Waterfall during a downpour, or swooping from the eaves of The Shandon Hotel ...
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