
Results 1 - 20 of 265 in Antrim, United Kingdom
COMMUTERS from the Cookstown and Magherafelt areas would see their journeys to work made easier if plans to upgrade a stretch of the A6 road near Randalstown are implemented. Comment?
Old Bleach skip Michael Nutt insists his team's IBA Senior Cup credentials will be scrutinised against Ballymena on May 25. Comment?
The partnership are now encouraging the public to have your say in the projects by attending a consultation event on 21st or 22nd May. Comment?
Bus contract brings jobs boost to Antrim
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Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Theresa Villiers, along with Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, tour the new Wright Bus factory with MD Mark Nodder. Comment?
'Terrorism is the backdrop against which we have to...
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Belfast-born David McKittrick has been reporting on Northern Ireland since 1971, He has written for the East Antrim Times, the Irish Times and was The Independent's Irish correspondent for many years. Comment?
Northern Ireland warning: Paramilitaries are back on the march
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Belfast-born David McKittrick has been reporting on Northern Ireland since 1971, He has written for the East Antrim Times, the Irish Times and was The Independent's Irish correspondent for many years. Comment?
Whitehead South in Larne Lough electoral group plan
The long-awaited process of replacing Northern Ireland's 26 councils with 11 larger bodies took a major step forward this week, as a report was published setting out suggested boundaries for the new authorities. Comment?
Local businesses shortlisted in tourism awards
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Caption L-R - Patricia Kingston, NITB Corporate Events Officer joins Gemma Bell, Corporate Relations for Diageo Northern Ireland as the shortlist for the 2013 Northern Ireland Tourism Awards, in association with Diageo NI, were announced. Comment?
Boundary changes will cut nationalist representation
LISBURN Councillor Pat Catney has expressed grave concern that when Lisburn City Council merges with Castlereagh Borough Council there will be a loss of nationalist representation in the Lisburn area. Comment?
London Mayor opens Antrim bus plant
If you are not in Northern Ireland, the content may be available to watch at itv.com or stv.tv . The videos, which are not available on u.tv to users outside Northern Ireland, will be available to those users on itv.com or stv.tv . London Mayor Boris Johnson was in Northern Ireland on Friday to open a manufacturing plant in Antrim that will produce ... (more) Comment?
Boris Johnson hails bus investment
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London mayor Boris Johnson and Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers during a tour of Wrightbus factories in Ballymena and Antrim. Comment?
Youth Service pioneer sadly passes away
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Mayne was for many years a well known and respected figure in the Northern Ireland Youth Service. Comment?
Companies fined after workplace death
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Randalstown-based, Emerald Isle Reprocessing Ltd and English company Amek Ltd were today fined a total of A 6,500 plus costs of A 10,280 at Antrim Crown Court. Comment?
An application had been submitted to build a wind turbine, with a hub height of 40m, at the Magheralane Road in Randalstown. Comment?
Deal on flags is 'very close'
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Northern Ireland's political leaders have said they are close to an agreement on how to deal with the controversial issue of flying flags in the region. Comment?
Cliftonville celebrate with the Gibson Cup
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Last August when the league was launched at Belfast's Waterfront Hall, the general consensus among the gathering guests was that David Jeffrey's Blues would continue their imperious reign. Comment?
'Rail link needed for Crumlin and airport'
ANTRIM Council has agreed to contact the Department of Regional Development to confirm that local councillors are on board with an improved railway network serving Crumlin and the International Airport and are keen on making sure it remains on track. Comment?
Sappers Mark Quinsey and Patrick Azimkar were gunned down by two masked gunmen as they collected pizzas outside the gates in 2009 Belfast-born David McKittrick has been reporting on Northern Ireland since 1971, He has written for the East Antrim Times, the Irish Times and was The Independent's Irish correspondent for many years. Comment?
Local man to reach new heights for Marie Curie
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Antrim man Mark Weatherill is preparing to trek to the summit of Kilimanjaro this June along with Belfast locals Nicole Dallas, Julie and Jenny McIlveen. Comment?
If you are not in Northern Ireland, the content may be available to watch at itv.com or stv.tv . The videos, which are not available on u.tv to users outside Northern Ireland, will be available to those users on itv.com or stv.tv . The symbols have sparked violence in recent months after a Belfast City Council decision to only fly the Union flag on ... (more) Comment?