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Professor Sean Patrick GORMAN Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences and Professor of Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Queen's University Belfast.
Documents show gun supply concern
A snapshot of the tension between Britain and America over the supply of guns to Ulster police has been disclosed in Government documents made public for the first time.
The 10 most read stories of 2009
A look back through the 10 most read stories of 2009 on the BBC Northern Ireland news website brought up some of the year's most heartbreaking stories.
N. Ireland to host 'Killing Bono' filming
"Killing Bono," a movie about a rock band that tried to get off the ground at the same time U2 was getting started, is to be shot in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
"He is not going to surrender himself up here (Northern Ireland) at the moment"
Mr Adams walked into a police station in Sligo in the on Monday afternoon where he was interviewed.
MAN who was part of IRA gang who tortured & killed soldier Robert Nairac is found by Sun
In early 1977 my battalion of the Sherwood Foresters deployed to South Armagh and attached to us was a squadron of 22 Special Air Service, of which Robert was the liaison officer.
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December 2009 Editor's Picks: Products from Sepha and AdvantaPure
Sepha Leak-testing machine reduces waste Sepha's Blisterscan is a nondestructive, noncontact leak-testing machine for blister packs.
Govts vow to resolve Sinn F in-DUP row
The British and Irish governments have agreed to try to find a solution to the row between Sinn Fein and the DUP over the devolution of justice and policing.
Ex-CIA official: N. Ireland peace targeted
Some former members of the Irish Republican Army -- "small in number" but "ruthless" -- are trying to undermine the agreement that ended 30 years of deadly violence in Northern Ireland, a former deputy director of the CIA said.
Easyjet challenges airport extension plans
Budget airline easyJet called today for a public inquiry into controversial proposals to extend the runway at George Best Belfast City Airport.
December 2009 Editor's Picks: Products from Sepha and AdvantaPure
Sepha Leak-testing machine reduces waste Sepha's Blisterscan is a nondestructive, noncontact leak-testing machine for blister packs.
Pete Hamill talks about newspapers, fiction and life with keyboard and pen
Pete Hamill ponders his words during an interview in New York City in 2007. Pete Hamill has lived the kind of life some author might latch onto down the road as a good blueprint for a script.
Pearl Jam unveils 2010 European tour plans
Pearl Jam will return to Europe in the summer for a series of headlining and festival appearances, beginning June 22 in Dublin.
OPINION: Jim Allister, TUV leader
TEN years on from our first taste of Belfast Agreement devolution, some - who made careers and political advance out of denouncing the Good Friday deal - are now its chief operatives.
Rotary wants to develop 'Friends Forever'
For almost two decades the Hampton Rotary Club has been an avid sponsor of the Friends Forever program.
UFC vet Rich Clementi wins in Northern Ireland
Former UFC fighter and popular veteran Rich Clementi picked up a much-needed win over the weekend.
Getting Old A Drag For Binge Drinking Youth
Young men who believe that happiness declines with age are more likely to engage in risky health behaviors such as binge drinking.
Top police brass in N. Ireland to learn 'fair policing' models
A delegation of senior Israel Police officers traveled Sunday to Belfast, Northern Ireland, where they will attend a study mission to learn "fair policing" models towards minorities.
Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing
Home : Features : News : Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing 22-Nov-2009 Written by: Robyn Chelsea-Seifert A weekend of violent outbreaks leads to the arrest of four men in what is being called a 'foiled terrorist attack.' Police headquarters in Belfast, Northern Ireland was the target of ...