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Paul Smyth: Two men charged over Lisburn murder - BBC News
Paul Smyth: Two men charged over Lisburn murder BBC NewsPaul Smyth was shot dead in the living room of his house in Coulson Avenue on Friday.
Paul Smyth: Two men charged over Lisburn murder BBC NewsPaul Smyth was shot dead in the living room of his house in Coulson Avenue on Friday.
Woman the latest road fatality after Co Armagh crash - The Irish News
Woman the latest road fatality after Co Armagh crash The Irish NewsA WOMAN has died following a car crash in Co Armagh on Sunday afternoon. The accident is one of a number of road tragedies over the weekend. The crash ...
Woman the latest road fatality after Co Armagh crash The Irish NewsA WOMAN has died following a car crash in Co Armagh on Sunday afternoon. The accident is one of a number of road tragedies over the weekend. The crash ...
OHMG press on with new Lisburn care centre - Engineers Journal
OHMG press on with new Lisburn care centre Engineers JournalThe centre on the site of the Lagan Valley hospital will bring together eight GP practices. The contract, worth almost £30m, was awarded to the consortium, GPG ...
OHMG press on with new Lisburn care centre Engineers JournalThe centre on the site of the Lagan Valley hospital will bring together eight GP practices. The contract, worth almost £30m, was awarded to the consortium, GPG ...
Lisburn firm OKTO Technologies in £10.5m luxury smart home deals - Belfast Telegraph
Lisburn firm OKTO Technologies in £10.5m luxury smart home deals Belfast TelegraphA Lisburn-based tech firm has won four contracts in London worth £10.5m.
Lisburn firm OKTO Technologies in £10.5m luxury smart home deals Belfast TelegraphA Lisburn-based tech firm has won four contracts in London worth £10.5m.
Tributes to Canon Bernard Magee who lived last 40 years with bullet lodged in his head - The Irish News
Tributes to Canon Bernard Magee who lived last 40 years with bullet lodged in his head The Irish NewsA priest who lived the last 40 years of his life with a bullet lodged in his head after being shot during the Troubles has died aged 94. Canon Bernard Magee, who ...
Tributes to Canon Bernard Magee who lived last 40 years with bullet lodged in his head The Irish NewsA priest who lived the last 40 years of his life with a bullet lodged in his head after being shot during the Troubles has died aged 94. Canon Bernard Magee, who ...
Air Cadets get set for take-off - Portadown Times
Air Cadets get set for take-off Portadown TimesThe Air Cadets are calling for high flyers in Portadown to join their ranks with a new unit being formed in the town.
Air Cadets get set for take-off Portadown TimesThe Air Cadets are calling for high flyers in Portadown to join their ranks with a new unit being formed in the town.
Hannah shines with silver award - Ulster Star
Hannah shines with silver award Ulster StarCongratulations to Hannah Louise Stewart, Level 3 Travel and Tourism student, from South Eastern Regional College's Lisburn Campus who has won a Silver ...
Hannah shines with silver award Ulster StarCongratulations to Hannah Louise Stewart, Level 3 Travel and Tourism student, from South Eastern Regional College's Lisburn Campus who has won a Silver ...
Funeral details of murder victim Paul Smyth announced - Belfast Telegraph
Funeral details of murder victim Paul Smyth announced Belfast TelegraphThe funeral of murder victim Paul Smyth will take place on Saturday in Lisburn.
Funeral details of murder victim Paul Smyth announced Belfast TelegraphThe funeral of murder victim Paul Smyth will take place on Saturday in Lisburn.
Lisburn murder victim Paul Smyth 'hadn't left home in 16 years', funeral told - Belfast Telegraph
Lisburn murder victim Paul Smyth 'hadn't left home in 16 years', funeral told Belfast TelegraphLisburn murder victim Paul Smyth was described as a lonely man who hadn't left his home in over 16 years at his funeral today.
Lisburn murder victim Paul Smyth 'hadn't left home in 16 years', funeral told Belfast TelegraphLisburn murder victim Paul Smyth was described as a lonely man who hadn't left his home in over 16 years at his funeral today.
Lisburn to light up council building for Pride - DUP vote against move - Belfast Telegraph
Lisburn to light up council building for Pride - DUP vote against move Belfast TelegraphLisburn and Castlereagh City Council has become the latest local authority in Northern Ireland to vote to light up its civic centre in rainbow colours on Pride Day ...
Lisburn to light up council building for Pride - DUP vote against move Belfast TelegraphLisburn and Castlereagh City Council has become the latest local authority in Northern Ireland to vote to light up its civic centre in rainbow colours on Pride Day ...