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Armagh and Northern Ireland News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Armagh and Northern Ireland. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Domestic abuse victim speaks of mental health amid calls for new law
Sharon Vaughan's life was "pure terror" - now there are calls for a change to domestic abuse laws.
Michael Watt: Police to investigate former neurologist Michael Watt
Police to investigate former neurologist at the centre of Northern Ireland's largest patient recall.
Stormont deadlock on agenda at British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference
The two governments will meet later as speculation continues over a deal to restore power sharing.
Enniskillen: Handcuffed man escapes from police custody
Police say a handcuffed man has escaped from custody while being dealt with for a medical issue.
M1 reopened after multi-vehicle crash
It is thought that six vehicles were involved in the collision on Tuesday morning.
SERC: College proposes redundancies due to budget shortfall
South Eastern Regional College proposes redundancies for 59 members of staff.
Portadown to Armagh railway line reopening 'feasible', study says
The study was funded by Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Council and the DfI.
Climate change: UK and Ireland to invest £60m on research
An announcement of the investment to create two new research centres expected later today.
NI gynaecologist admits sterilising woman without her permission
Dr David Sim carried out the procedure during an emergency caesarean section in 2021.
Haulage boss guilty of trafficking offence
Caolan Gormley, 26, will be sentenced at the Old Bailey on Friday after being convicted earlier.
Belfast: Police appeal after three knifepoint robberies
Police say three men were threatened at knifepoint on Sunday evening, with car keys and cash stolen.
Downpatrick: Childminder's husband jailed for abusing children
The man was sentenced for six counts of sexual assault against two children in his wife's care.
'We only care about winning' - Rogers on Harte
Derry dual code star Brendan Rogers says it is "a privilege" to have Mickey Harte and assistant Gavin Devlin in charge of the Oak Leafers' intercounty football team.
Charlie's Bar, Fermanagh, 'blown away' by Christmas ad response
A Northern Irish pub's take on Christmas adverts gets the John Lewis seal of approval.
Latest Northern Ireland weather forecast
The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.
RSPB calls for tighter laws on banned pesticides in Northern Ireland
Four peregrine falcons and a red kite were poisoned in Northern Ireland in 2022, the RSPB says.
Upskirting and cyber-flashing laws come into effect in Northern Ireland
Perpetrators could face up to two years in prison and up to 10 years on the Sex Offenders Register.
Lung cancer patient says earlier screening might have made a difference
A man with stage four lung cancer has backed called for a screening programme for the disease in NI.
NI weather: The difficulties in forecasting snow
Often we get the first flakes of snow before the end of November, so will this year be any different?
Dublin rally organiser says Ireland cannot tolerate rioters views
Owen Reidy, general secretary of ICTU, says the rally was symbolic for workers to come together.
Nine-year-old hostage reunited with father
Irish-Israeli Emily Hand, who was kidnapped on 7 October, was freed as part of a truce deal with Hamas.
Dublin riot: Deliveroo rider on the moment he tackled knifeman
A fast-food courier who saw children being stabbed outside their school in Dublin has described how he helped to stop the attacker.
Dublin riot: Sinn Féin leader criticises police response
The Sinn Féin leader calls on the Irish police chief and the justice minister to resign.
Parachute Regiment head on Bloody Sunday dies
The Saville inquiry said Derek Wilford ignored orders not to send troops deeper into the Bogside.
The Undertones: Derry band pointed the way for us says German punk rock star
Immortalised in a mural, the Teenage Kicks band pointed the way for Green Day and more, says German star.
Derry man Kieran McCool in court on terrorism charges
Kieran McCool denies eight terrorism offences alleged to have taken place over a six-year period.
Ulster Club SFC: Glen edge Naomh Conaill 0-10 to 1-6 to make provincial decider
Emmett Bradley's last-gasp point gives Ulster club champions Glen a dramatic 0-10 to 1-6 victory over Naomh Conaill in the Healy Park semi-final.
Pro-Palestinian protesters halt council meeting
Unionists accuse protestors of antisemitism over a banner unveiled at Derry and Strabane Council.
Rally to support migrants days after Dublin riot
Organisers say they want to show people from migrant backgrounds that they are welcome in Ireland.
Ambassador meets Israeli official over PM comments
Sonya McGuinness says she is surprised at Israel's criticism of the Irish government.
Israel-Lebanon border: The Irish troops watching Israel?s hidden conflict
As one of the region's most dangerous borders hots up, peacekeepers have an ever more perilous job.
Booker Prize 2023: Ireland's Paul Lynch wins with Prophet Song
The dystopian novel depicting an Ireland slipping into totalitarianism bags the prestigious award.
Irish 'surprise' at Israeli reaction to PM comment
Ireland's ambassador has been summoned by the Israeli foreign minister after Varadkar remarks.
Freed hostage Emily Hand 'better than expected'
The father of the Irish-Israeli girl says she has lost some weight but is doing better than expected.
Dublin riot: Irish police chief defended by minister
Paschal Donohoe says police faced an unprecedented situation when tackling Thursday's riot in Dublin.
McDowell to continue playing on LIV Golf tour
Graeme McDowell is set to play on the LIV Golf tour again next year by joining the team captained by Brooks Koepka.
'We only care about winning' - Rogers on Harte appointment
Derry dual code star Brendan Rogers says it is "a privilege" to have Mickey Harte and assistant Gavin Devlin in charge of the Oak Leafers' intercounty football team.
McIlroy beats Woods to PGA Tour's $15m PIP prize
Rory McIlroy beats Tiger Woods to the PGA Tour's $15m (£11.9m) prize for generating the most media interest in 2023, a week after resigning from the tour's Policy Board.
Venables 'the best coach I ever worked with' - McMahon
Former Northern Ireland international Gerard McMahon speaks warmly about the late Terry Venables, who signed him for Tottenham Hotspur in 1992.
'My confidence is high' for NI's double-header - Magill
Northern Ireland striker Simone Magill says she hopes to bring the confidence she has gained with Aston Villa into this week's crucial Women's Nations League double-header.
Experienced trio opt out of Erne panel for 2024
Fermanagh are dealt a blow ahead of the 2024 season with experienced trio of Sean Quigley and brothers Ryan and Conall Jones opting out of the panel.
World Cup-winning Springbok Snyman to leave Munster
Double World Cup-winning South African second row RG Snyman will leave Munster at the end of the season.
Byrne in fitness race for La Rochelle-Leinster game
Fly-half Ross Byrne emerges as a possible injury doubt for Leinster's opening Champions Cup game against La Rochelle in France on 10 December.
Panthers lose to Giants on return to league action
The Nottingham Panthers fall to a 4-2 defeat at home to the Belfast Giants on their return to competitive action following Adam Johnson's death.
Watch: We're prepared for everything - NI striker Magill
Northern Ireland striker Simone Magill says she is full of confidence ahead of the team's upcoming Nations League games away to Albania and home to Republic of Ireland.
'Great to prove people wrong - I'm back on top again'
Katie Taylor says beating Chantelle Cameron to become a two-weight undisputed champion was the best night of her career.
Watch: Scotstown overcome Trillick in Ulster semi-final
Watch highlights as Scotstown require extra time to see off Trillick 0-17 to 1-13 to reach the Ulster Club Championship final after a dramatic semi-final at the Athletic Grounds.
McFarland bemoans Ulster's display against Glasgow
Ulster boss Dan McFarland laments his side's second half display as they lost 33-20 against Glasgow Warriors in the United Rugby Championship.
Taylor beats Cameron in thrilling rematch
Watch highlights as Katie Taylor beats Chantelle Cameron in a thrilling light-welterweight fight to become a two-weight undisputed champion in Dublin.
Scotstown beat Trillick to reach Ulster club final
Scotstown see off Trillick 0-17 to 1-13 after extra time to reach the Ulster club final after a dramatic game at the Athletic Grounds in Armagh.
Watch: Ex-Chelsea goalkeeper Cech makes pro ice hockey debut
Watch as former Chelsea and Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech makes his professional ice hockey debut with the Belfast Giants in Saturday's 5-1 win over Glasgow Clan.
Watch: 'We're in for some game in two weeks' - Hughes
Brothers Darren and Kieran Hughes react as Scotstown reach their first Ulster club final since 2018 with a 0-17 to 1-13 victory against Trillick in the semi-final.
Watch: Linfield hit four past Ballymena to go top
Mathew Fitzpatrick scores twice as Linfield return to the to of the Irish Premiership table with a 4-0 victory over Ballymena United.
Watch: Ruthless Reds ease to derby win over Crues
Goals from Joe Gormley, Rory Hale and Ben Wilson help Cliftonville to a 3-0 victory over north Belfast derby rivals Crusaders at Solitude.
Watch: Dungannon secure important win over Loughgall
Matty Lusty scores twice as Dungannon Swifts hold on to move five points clear of the relegation zone with a 2-1 win over Loughgall.
Watch: Coleraine hit back after Glendinning stunner
Coleraine striker Davy McDaid scores an equaliser with 11 minutes to play to cancel out Reece Glendinning's superb opener for Carrick Rangers in a 1-1 draw at the Showgrounds.
Watch: 'Defending is going out of the game' - Feeney
Glentoran manager Warren Feeney is left frustrated that individual mistakes cost his side in their 2-1 defeat against Larne at Inver Park on Friday.
Watch: Glenavon beat Newry to make it five wins in a row
Glenavon ease to a 3-0 win against Newry City to make it five league wins in a row.
Watch: Three generations of Feeneys at Glentoran
Glentoran manager Warren Feeney is joined by teenage son George, who is part of his first-team squad, and father Warren Senior, himself a former Glens and Linfield player.
Who could replace Kenny as Republic manager?
BBC Sport NI looks at some of the potential candidates to replace Stephen Kenny as Republic of Ireland manager.
Ulster centre Hume 'in a much better place'
Ulster centre James Hume says he feels "in a much better place" this season as he thrives on a greater leadership role within the squad.
'I actually did it, I beat Katie Taylor' - Cameron relives historic victory
Chantelle Cameron relives her historic victory over Katie Taylor before Saturday's rematch in Dublin.
Profiling 'Kenny's Kids' after Republic boss' exit
After handing out 24 competitive debuts during his three-and-a-half year tenure as Republic manager, BBC Sport NI looks at Stephen Kenny's prospects.
'McClean's pride and Kenny's pain on night of goodbyes'
Retiring James McClean's pride contrasts manager Stephen Kenny's pain on a night of goodbyes for the Republic of Ireland.
From joiner to world champion - meet 'The Duffman'
Northern Ireland's Neil Duff was almost 50 when he turned professional and now rubs shoulders with darts legend Phil Taylor as he aims to defend his WDF World Championship title.
'Win must offer glimpse of NI's future after poor campaign'
Will Northern Ireland's morale-boosting victory over Denmark in Belfast offer hope of a brighter future after dismal Euro 2024 qualifying campaign?
'N Ireland should persist with more direct style'
Former World Cup defender John O'Neill says Northern Ireland benefitted from employing a more direct style of play in their 2-0 win over Denmark.
Griggs set for Euro Cross despite Kilkenny mishap
Nick Griggs looks certain to be selected for the European Cross Country Championships despite collapsing in the mud at the Irish nationals.
McFarland praises Ulster's character in Lions win
Ulster boss Dan McFarland praises the resilience shown by his side in their 24-17 victory against the Lions in the United Rugby Championship on Friday.
Davis deserves to play for NI again - O'Neill
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says 140-times capped Steven Davis deserves to go out on a high and have at least one final outing for his country.
Burke case shows 'real flaw' in All-Stars - McManus
Neil McManus says the omission of ex-county team-mate and club-mate Paddy Burke from the All-Star nominations indicated a "real flaw in the system".
Highlights: Ulster fall to Glasgow comeback in URC
Ulster suffer a second United Rugby Championship defeat of the season after a 33-20 defeat against Glasgow Warriors at Scotstoun.
Magilton 'absolutely delighted' with derby win
Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton says he is "absolutely delighted" with Saturday's 3-0 north Belfast derby victory over Crusaders at Solitude.
Taylor edges past Cameron in epic to avenge only loss
Ireland's Katie Taylor dethrones England's Chantelle Cameron to avenge her only career defeat in an extraordinary fight in Dublin.
Nottingham Panthers lose to Belfast Giants on league return
Live text commentary as the Nottingham Panthers host Belfast Giants in the Elite League.
Fastorslow stuns Gold Cup winner Galopin Des Champs
Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Galopin Des Champs finishes third on his return as Fastorslow wins the John Durkan Chase at Punchestown.
Hurling captains urge GAA to withdraw 'divisive' proposal
Captains of counties competing in next year's All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship call on the GAA to withdraw a proposal that could see five counties removed from the Allianz Hurling League.
Watch: The curious journey of the MacRory Cup trophy
Ulster Schools' GAA secretary Seamus Woods explains the curious history behind the MacRory Cup trophy as the competition celebrates its centenary.
Watch: Denmark win big for 'self belief' - O'Neill
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says their surprise 2-0 win over Denmark in Euro 2024 qualifying is big for the "self belief" of his youthful side.
Clifford admits he 'may never be over' All-Ireland final defeat
Kerry's David Clifford speaks to BBC Sport NI's Thomas Niblock after winning the 2023 GAA Footballer of the Year
Greece denies promising not to raise Parthenon Sculptures on UK visit
No 10 cancelled a meeting between the UK and Greek PMs after comments to the BBC about the sculptures.
At least 20,000 annual UK cancer deaths avoidable, says charity
The UK's survival rate lags behind comparable nations and that must change, says Cancer Research UK.
Greed prevented Wilko rescue deal, claims HMV boss
Doug Putman says a bid to save Wilko was stymied as the former chair faces MPs over the collapse.
Omid Scobie book Endgame promises to detail Royal Family turmoil
Claims of tension within the Royal Family are explored in a book by Omid Scobie published on Tuesday.
Groundbreaking transatlantic flight using 100% green fuels to take off
Virgin Atlantic will fly the first big passenger plane using 100% alternative fuels from London to New York.
Nurses react with fury over doctor pay offer
Union leaders say strikes more likely, after ministers offer consultants in England up to 19% extra.
Parents 'destroyed' after baby's death at Royal Sussex County Hospital
The mum and dad of a two-day-old girl who died want a national inquiry into maternity services.
Family of head teacher hope lessons can be learned
The inquest into the death of Ruth Perry, who killed herself ahead of an Ofsted report, begins later.
Mum's plea to stop filming violence in Scotland's schools
Vicky Donald says her daughter got so sick of seeing videos circulating of her attack she gave up her phone.
Wales 20mph speed limit: Road's eight changes in two miles
The 1.8 mile stretch of road includes a 30mph section that is only 520ft long.
Teachers use AI for planning and marking, says report
The government says teachers are cutting admin time, but there are concerns about reliability.
UK braces for snow as cold air from Scandinavia grips
Forecasters say there could be snow in the south of the UK later this week as temperatures drop.