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Donnelly double in epic encounter sees Glens close in on Big Two rivals
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Swifts shock Larne - Blues go five clear ahead of Reds against Glens clash
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GAWA hero Josh on the move from Hull to Wigan
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Blues hit with £1,000 fine over Big Two clash and warned fans could be banned
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County Antrim Shield: Larne beat Blues to claim back-to-back titles
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Cross-community group of Troubles victims to meet with Simon Coveney
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Six Stormont parties write to Boris Johnson calling for ditching of ‘double jobbing’ plan
By Press Association
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Varadkar seeks March 31 deadline to lift ‘almost all’ Covid restrictions
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Man arrested in Ashling Murphy murder investigation
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Ministers face court challenge over decision to take legal action against PSNI over Tiger's Bay bonfire
By David Young, PA
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Jose Mourinho under consideration to become next Everton manager but happy at Roma
Jose Mourinho is happy at Roma despite interest from Everton, who consider him a candidate to take over from Rafa Benitez.
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Diego Carlos: Sevilla defender asks to leave club as he wants to move to Newcastle
Sevilla defender Diego Carlos has told the club he wants to leave this month to join Newcastle.
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Transfer Talk: Anthony Martial wants to leave Manchester United but what does the future hold for the forward?
European football expert Tom Williams joined The Transfer Talk podcast on Tuesday to discuss what the future holds for Anthony Martial as he searches for an exit from Manchester United.
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Tyson Fury would stand UFC star Francis Ngannou 'on his head' in a boxing ring, says former world champion Enzo Maccarinelli
UFC star Francis Ngannou would not stand a chance against Tyson Fury or any of boxing's top heavyweights should he decide to step inside the ring, believes former WBO cruiserweight champion and MMA fan Enzo Maccarinelli.
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Emma Raducanu 'fed off' Australian Open crowd in debut win; Sloane Stephens says British No 1 is 'carrying a whole country'
Emma Raducanu says she "fed off" the Melbourne crowd in her Australian Open debut victory over Sloane Stephens, who said the British No 1 is "carrying a whole country".
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Bono says he gets 'embarrassed' listening to old U2 songs - 'most make me cringe'
Bono has said he gets "embarrassed" listening to old U2 songs and dislikes the name of the Irish rock band.
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Microsoft to buy troubled Call of Duty gaming firm Activision Blizzard for almost $70bn
Microsoft has agreed a deal to buy the troubled Call of Duty and Candy Crush gaming firm Activision Blizzard for $68.7bn (£50.5bn).
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Bella Hadid says sad selfies helped her cope with 'excruciating and debilitating' depression
Bella Hadid has defended her decision to share selfies of her crying, saying they helped her cope with "excruciating and debilitating" depression.
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BBC licence fee: What could alternative funding methods look like beyond 2027?
A review of the BBC's funding model is to be carried out by the government.
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Daniel Radcliffe: Harry Potter star to play comedy singer 'Weird Al' Yankovic in new biopic
Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe is set to play 'Weird Al' Yankovic in a biopic about the comedy singer's life.
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Boris Johnson: 'Pork pie plot' to oust PM gathers pace as loyalists launch 'Operation Red Meat' in bid to save him
Boris Johnson is preparing to face MPs in the Commons amid claims that support among Tory MPs is "haemorrhaging away" and he is on the brink of being removed from office.
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Inflation soars to 5.4% - highest rate in almost 30 years as cost of living squeeze intensifies
Inflation climbed to 5.4% last month, its highest rate since March 1992, as Britain's cost of living squeeze intensified, official figures show.
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COVID-19: Boris Johnson set to announce easing of Plan B restrictions in England
Boris Johnson is set to announce an easing of Plan B coronavirus restrictions in England.
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COVID-19: Pandemic could be over this year after rapid spread of Omicron and vaccine rollout, leading public health expert says
The rapid spread of the Omicron variant, combined with the roll-out of up to 20 billion doses of vaccine means the COVID-19 pandemic could be over this year, according to one of the world's leading public health experts.
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Texas synagogue siege: Movements of British hostage taker in days leading up to death revealed
Details have emerged of the movements of the gunman who took four poeple hostage in a Texas synagogue in the days leading up to his death.
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