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CLIFTONVILLE boss Jim Magilton will have a body count on his hands and will be hoping to get some late business done as the Reds begin their Toals County Antrim Shield campaign this evening.

Valuing health workers should be top priority for new Minister

VALUING and paying health and social care workers properly should be top of the priority list for new Stormont Health Minister Robbie Butler, a range of health spokespeople have said.

Building social connections to reduce loneliness

SOCIAL health is inextricably linked with physical and mental health, a charity chief executive has said.

Transatlantic bridge-builder, veteran Irish American stalwart Bill Cox (71) mourned

A funeral service has been held in his native Stockholm, NJ for Irish American community stalwart and legal luminary William Cox.

Friel play returns in major Lyric Theatre production

THE Lyric Theatre is delighted to announce that Brian Friel’s acclaimed masterpiece Faith Healer will return to Belfast from 10 October to 14 November, as part of the theatre’s 75th anniversary celebrations and Belfast International Arts Festival, in a major new production with Olivier Award-winning actor Conleth Hill alongside Lisa Dwyer-Hogg, Chris McCurry and directed by Emma Jordan.

Victims’ charity launches Interactive Memorial Map marking nearly 4,500 lives lost in conflict

A VICTIMS' charity has launched an interactive digital resource which aims to commemorate every life lost as a result of the conflict in the North since 1966.

Soccer: 10-man Cliftonville suffer home defeat to Swifts

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Man in 40s shot in leg in Falls alleyway

A MAN in his 40s was taken to hospital for his injuries after he was shot in the leg in West Belfast.

Gaelic Games: IHC: St Gall's survive late scare to clinch last-gasp victory over Creggan

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Gaelic Games: - JHC: McCaffrey shines as Gorts clinch semi-final berth with win over Davitts

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SQUINTER: When did the DUP wash its hands of Ulster Resistance?

SQUINTER got asked on the radio last week to talk about Ulster Resistance and the DUP. He had assumed – perhaps naively – that the basis of the conversation would be firmly in place before he put the headphones on. That uncontested basis being that Ulster Resistance was founded in November 1986 by the DUP at a star-studded event at the Ulster Hall, during which senior members of the party donned red berets and paraded alongside notorious paramilitaries and gunrunners carrying swagger sticks in a none-too-subtle attempt to frighten the Brits away from the Anglo-Irish Agreement.

Soccer: Reds hoping to strengthen squad ahead of County Antrim Shield clash

West Belfast man appeals to public to help find missing peregrine falcon

Kneecap set to embark on 35-date world tour from October

BOOKS: Moving memoir of Gentle Giant's rise from scrappy start-up to beloved American business

Neighbours praised for bravery after New Lodge fire

Valuing health workers should be top priority for new Minister

Building social connections to reduce loneliness

Transatlantic bridge-builder, veteran Irish American stalwart Bill Cox (71) mourned

Friel play returns in major Lyric Theatre production

Victims’ charity launches Interactive Memorial Map marking nearly 4,500 lives lost in conflict

Soccer: 10-man Cliftonville suffer home defeat to Swifts

Man in 40s shot in leg in Falls alleyway

Gaelic Games: IHC: St Gall's survive late scare to clinch last-gasp victory over Creggan

Gaelic Games: - JHC: McCaffrey shines as Gorts clinch semi-final berth with win over Davitts

SQUINTER: When did the DUP wash its hands of Ulster Resistance?

Foireann ag Laochra Loch Lao sa Chorn Domhanda Frithchiníochais

Gaelic Games: St John's thrash local rivals St Paul's in quarter-final clash

MATCHDAY LIVE: Moneyglass lead Tír na nÓg in relegation play-off as final ten minutes unfold

BREAKING: Antrim announce McShane as new Antrim senior hurling manager

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Hillsborough parade a right royal poser

JUDE COLLINS: Time to shame Martin and Harris into action

TRÓCAIRE: Belfast donations have changed lives in Zimbabwe with UK government support

ANDRÉE MURPHY: The gods of fair play were AWOL on Sunday in Croker

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