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A Co Armagh man who was the subject of one of the largest investigations in the world into so-called catfishing will be sentenced today for the
Lawyers for Eleanor Donaldson, the wife of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson, will seek to have two of five sexual offence charges against her dropped at a court hearing in December.
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"Paedophiles will go wherever children are, in the real world and in the online world.
Having served customers for over a century and rising from the ashes several times during the Troubles, a chapter in the retail history of Derry will end next month.
A unique chapter in GAA history was written when two trophies were paraded through a jubilant crowd at the Clann Éireann club in Lurgan last week.
A former Sinn Féin press officer has been given an 18-month prison sentence for a series of child sexual offences.
A crowd of around 1,000 people has attended a rally in Derry to protest at violence against women and young girls.
There were chaotic scenes at Northern Ireland's largest airport this morning as long queues formed because of a shortage of security staff.
Northern Ireland's First Minister and Sinn Féin's deputy leader Michelle O'Neill will lay a wreath at a Remembrance Sunday event in Belfast.
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