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Newry and Northern Ireland News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Newry and Northern Ireland. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
15 vehicles damaged in separate arson attacks
Eight cars and a lorry were damaged at a property in Carryduff and six cars were damaged in Finaghy.
Givan criticised over sex education meetings
Paul Givan is criticised for discussing sex education with a religious group, but not LGBTQ+ charity.
Fake Apple products among goods worth £600k seized
The haul of more than 20,000 includes counterfeit iPhones, AirPods, smartwatches and vapes.
Sinn Féin and SDLP open to assisted dying law
The DUP and TUV are strongly opposed to any legislative change on the issue.
Gas used at Kilroot power station for first time
It is the first time the power station has used gas following the end of coal generation last year.
Broadhurst wants GB switch from Ireland for Olympics
World, European and Commonwealth Games champion Amy Broadhurst is seeking to switch allegiance from Ireland to Great Britain in a bid to qualify for the Paris Games.
Charity support funds loss will be 'devastating'
Support funds set up in response to the Covid-19 pandemic are due to end this month.
River blockage was 'half size of football pitch'
Volunteers have spent weeks removing a river blockage of waste and debris from the River Blackwater.
Man released after Kilcoo murder arrest
Two other people arrested on Wednesday in connection with the murder were also released after questioning.
PPS 'failed to take decision' over IRA man's inquest
Judge orders the PPS to reconsider whether two police officers should be prosecuted over Pearse Jordan inquest.
Gerard Butler visits his mural while filming in NI
The Scottish actor visits a mural of him in Bangor, County Down, by NI street artist, JossiePops.
What is at stake for the four Irish Cup semi-finalists?
This year's Irish Cup has gone very much with the formbook but what would a success mean for the four semi-finalists?
Northern Ireland weather forecast
The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.
Red Lines
Mark Carruthers and guests look forward to the General Election.
NI sees 20% rise in 18-49 cancer diagnoses
Research looking at figures between 1993 and 2019 show more people under 50 are being diagnosed.
How Stormont has fared as it reaches Easter recess
BBC News NI's Gareth Gordon looks at how Stormont has done since its return seven weeks ago.
Community rallies to clear river blockage
Volunteers in County Tyrone have spent weeks removing a blockage on the River Blackwater they say was "half the size of a football pitch".
BBC sees interim report on structural failures
The BBC sees an interim report on structural failures at Belfast?s Victoria Square.
'She wasn't just my sister, we were best friends'
Chloe Mitchell's sister Nadine says she has been left "empty and alone" following her death.
A TV pioneer who covered dark days of Troubles
David Capper, who has died at 91, was a long-serving BBC journalist.
'When I come here, everyone's like me'
Churches are places where people gather to hear the word of God but in one church holy words are signed.
Derry City fined over flares that injured young fan
Derry City are fined ?2,500 for fans' use of pyrotechnics in their recent away game against Bohemians.
GP service move will 'increase pressure' at hospital
An out-of-hours GP service in Limavady will move and be operated at Altnagelvin Hospital from April.
Irish flag 'shouldn't have been' on IRA killer's coffin
A tricolour should not have been placed on the coffin of convicted Garda killer Pearse McAuley, Michelle O'Neill says.
Four arrested in Strathfoyle after drugs seized
Police said a quantity of Class A and B drugs and a sum of cash were seized during a search in The Old Fort area.
Derry medical school expansion 'needs more money'
UU has spent much of the last year lobbying government for additional funding, councillors are told.
Boy, 17, in court over alleged Dungiven pub threats
The charges relate to threats made by alleged members of the New IRA in several pubs in January.
Tributes for Donegal woman and daughters after crash
Úna Bowden and daughters Saoirse and Ciara died when their car and a lorry collided in County Mayo.
Ireland to intervene in ICJ case against Israel
The court has been asked to consider whether Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians.
Irish PM Leo Varadkar attends final Cabinet meeting
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is attending what is likely to be his final Cabinet meeting.
Irish economy expected to grow in next two years
Inflation is expected to fall and wages grow, according to a leading think tank.
Man arrested after explosives seized in Dublin
Gardaí said that four "viable improvised explosive devices" were found during the search of a van.
Harris meets Varadkar to discuss transition plans
Simon Harris was confirmed as Fine Gael leader on Sunday and is on course to become the next taoiseach.
Broadhurst wants GB switch from Ireland for Olympics
World, European and Commonwealth Games champion Amy Broadhurst is seeking to switch allegiance from Ireland to Great Britain in a bid to qualify for the Paris Games.
Littler wins first Premier League Darts night in Belfast
Teenager Luke Littler wins his first Premier League Darts night with a 6-4 win over Nathan Aspinall in Belfast.
Patten handed first Republic of Ireland call-up
Aston Villa defender Anna Patten is brought into the Republic of Ireland squad for the Euro 2025 qualifiers against France and England.
What is at stake for the four Irish Cup semi-finalists?
This year's Irish Cup has gone very much with the formbook but what would a success mean for the four semi-finalists?
All you need to know about the Football League finals
BBC Sport NI takes a look at everything you need to know about this weekend's Allianz Football League finals.
Things at Ulster are 'up in the air' - Ferris
Ulster legend Stephen Ferris believes the province's supporters are craving answers amid the great upheaval at the organisation.
Derry City fined ?2,500 for fans' use of pyrotechnics
Derry City are fined ?2,500 for fans' use of pyrotechnics in their recent away game against Bohemians.
Kerr to race in MotoAmerica Superstock Championship
Donegal's Richard Kerr will compete on an AMD Motorsport Honda Fireblade in the MotoAmerica Superstock 1000 Championship this year.
Monaghan fit to return for Ireland against Italy
Ireland defence coach Declan Danaher says that co-captain Sam Monaghan is fit to return for the second Women's Six Nations game against Italy.
'Room to grow' - Dallas sees 2016 qualities in NI
Northern Ireland's Stuart Dallas can already see similarities between Michael O'Neill's young side and the team the manager took to the European Championships in 2016.
Collins backs O'Shea for Republic of Ireland job
Republic of Ireland defender Nathan Collins gives his support to John O'Shea becoming the permanent manager.
'Big things were ahead' of John McCall - Ferris
Ulster legend Stephen Ferris remembers John McCall as a young man with "the world at his feet" on the 20th anniversary of the Ireland U19 star's death.
Giants claim away win against Cardiff Devils
Belfast Giants keep alive their hopes of finishing second in the Elite League with a 5-3 victory away at Cardiff Devils.
'Belief is back but NI will stay level-headed'
Northern Ireland captain Paddy McNair says the players have newfound belief but will stay grounded after Tuesday's impressive 1-0 win away to Scotland.
Ulster Rugby appoint McCaughey as interim CEO
Former health trust chief Hugh McCaughey will take over from Jonny Petrie as temporary Ulster Rugby CEO.
Bradley 'buzzing' with first NI goal in Scotland win
Northern Ireland defender Conor Bradley says he is "buzzing" after he scored the winning goal against Euro 24-bound Scotland at Hampden Park.
Bradley's first NI goal extends Scotland's winless run
Conor Bradley's first Northern Ireland goal drains more life out of Scotland's Euro 2024 preparations by extending their winless run to seven games.
Coleraine inch closer to top six spot as Glens win
Coleraine edge closer to securing a top six place in the Premiership despite being held to a draw by Dungannon Swifts as Glentoran ease past Ballymena United.
Watch: O'Connor double as Glens defeat Ballymena
Watch highlights as Daire O'Connor scores twice in Glentoran's 4-0 win over Ballymena United at the Oval.
Watch: Bannsiders held by Swifts at Showgrounds
Watch highlights as Coleraine are held to a 1-1 draw by Dungannon Swifts at the Showgrounds.
Watch: Kennedy fires Crues to win over Newry
Watch highlights as Ben Kennedy's goal gives Crusaders a 1-0 win over basement side Newry City, who missed a penalty.
Watch: Ferris and Norton help Loughgall to win
Watch the best of the action as goals from Nathaniel Ferris and Robbie Norton help Loughgall beat Glenavon in the Irish Premiership
Watch: Larne thrash Glenavon to stay two clear
Watch the best of the action as Larne run riot at Inver Park, beating Glenavon 6-1 in the Irish Premiership to maintain their lead at the top of the table.
Watch: Linfield hit Newry for six
Watch the best of the action as Linfield beat Newry City 6-0 in the Irish Premiership
Drama, icons & missed penalties - the history of Scotland v NI
From debut red cards and missed penalties to cult heroes finding the net, BBC Sport takes a look at the not so recent history between Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Scrapping finals would be 'a disgrace' - Harte
Mickey Harte says scrapping League finals would be "a disgrace" and it would have been an "anti-climax" if Derry had won the Division One title on Sunday.
Down 'exploring' Clarke goalkeeper option - Laverty
Down manager Conor Laverty confirms former All-Star forward Martin Clarke is being considered as a goalkeeping option for the county.
Ireland coach Bemand 'proud of effort' in France loss
Ireland coach Scott Bemand says his side "stuck at it for the whole game" in their opening 38-17 Six Nations defeat by France in Le Mans.
Tyrone defeat 'somewhat embarrassing' - Dooher
Tyrone joint-manager Brian Dooher says Sunday's heavy 5-18 to 0-12 defeat by Dublin at Croke Park was "somewhat embarrassing".
'Work to do but we see a way forward' - Murphy
Ulster interim head coach Richie Murphy says Ulster have 'work to do' but he can see way forward after their 22-12 defeat to Sharks in Durban.
'No fear' as Northern Ireland build for the future
Defender Conor Bradley says Northern Ireland's young players showed 'no fear' in their 1-1 friendly draw with Romania in Bucharest.
Boxer Broadhurst believes her Olympic dream is over
World, European and Commonwealth Games boxing champion Amy Broadhurst says she has been told she will not be selected to compete for a spot at the Paris Olympics at an upcoming qualifying tournament in Thailand.
Everything you need to know about the All-Island Cup
BBC Sport NI takes a look at everything you need to know about the 2024 All-Island Cup, which begins on Saturday.
NI's Bradley embracing 'whirlwind' Liverpool season
Northern Ireland defender Conor Bradley says his meteoric rise at Liverpool this season has been "a bit of a whirlwind".
'Really special' - Fulton ready for March Madness
Belfast basketball star CJ Fulton says it is a "a dream come true" to play in the college basketball March Madness tournament.
Allianz Hurling and Football Leagues results and tables
Fixture list, results and tables for the 2024 Allianz Football League and Allianz Hurling League campaigns.
'I'll get there in the end' - Dallas hoping for return
Northern Ireland midfielder Stuart Dallas says he has had no thoughts of retirement during his lengthy recovery from injury and is hoping to make a playing return before the end of this season.
BBC Sport NI win RTS for GAA All-Ireland coverage
BBC Sport NI wins 'Best Sports Programme' at the 2024 Royal Television Society awards for their coverage of the 2023 All-Ireland Football Final .
O'Shea keen to land Republic of Ireland job on permanent basis
Interim Republic of Ireland manager John O'Shea says that managing his country is "always something he has wanted to do".
Shaqiri scores as Switzerland beat Republic of Ireland
Xherdan Shaqiri scores the winner as the Republic of Ireland fall to a narrow 1-0 defeat by Euro 2024-bound Switzerland in a low-key friendly in Dublin.
Watch best of the action as N Ireland beat Scotland
Watch highlights as Conor Bradley's first international goal gives Northern Ireland a friendly victory over Scotland at Hampden.
Listen: The GAA Social
This week the podcast looks at all the big winners and losers from the Allianz Leagues 2024.
France open Women's Six Nations with solid win over Ireland
Watch highlights of the opening game of the 2024 Women's Six Nations as France secure a comfortable 38-17 win over Ireland.
Watch: Reid 'proud' following debut goal for NI
Northern Ireland striker Jamie Reid expresses his delight at scoring on his debut for his country in their 1-1 draw against Romania in an international friendly in Bucharest.
The GAA Social - Diarmuid O'Sullivan on strikes, battling with Bellew and much more
That point V Limerick, that hit(s) v Kilkenny. This is the story of Diarmuid O'Sullivan
Secret papers show Post Office knew case was false
A draft report seen by the BBC confirms the Post Office knew of IT vulnerabilities before Bates v Post Office case.
DPD driver killer gang guilty of ambush murder
Aurman Singh suffered repeated axe attacks to the head after the group tracked him on his rounds.
Charge of £90 to clear problem debt axed for poorest
Charities had warned some people struggling with debt could not afford to apply to clear it.
Man arrested after death of Gogglebox star
Police are questioning a man after George Gilbey fell from a height while at work.
Tory donor and four Conservative MPs given honours
Businessman Mohamed Mansour has been given a knighthood, along with Mark Spencer and Philip Davies.
Leicester sack Kirk after relationship allegation
Leicester City sack manager Willie Kirk, who had been suspended by the Women's Super League club.
Arrest after 50 dead animals left outside shop
Hare and bird corpses were scattered in front of Broughton Community Shop earlier this month.
Teenager Littler wins first Premier League Darts night
Teenager Luke Littler wins his first Premier League Darts night with a 6-4 win over Nathan Aspinall in Belfast.
Fans warned over German beer strength before Euros
The Foreign Office warns football fans that "stronger" German beer could get them barred from stadiums.
Dentist chair selfie sends drug trafficker to jail
Khan Gorgulu sent the image to his partner in crime, but it was later used by police to prove his guilt.
Thames Water shareholders say bills must rise before they give it cash
The regulator, whose approval is needed for any price rises, has pushed back on substantial bill increases.
Passengers pleaded with knifeman during attack
A teenager is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing on a train in London.