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Had not applied not get licence back

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Diversions in place at Cookstown

Road re-opens after three-vehicle crash

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Schoolgirl injured in ‘hit and run’ incident

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‘Drinking himself stupid’ says judge

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Extra 238 staff to cope with local health care

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Pupils are to stage show on impact of littering

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St John’s Ambulance decked out as Santa’s Grotto

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Alexander wins prestigious title

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Fireworks offender gets ‘rocket’ from judge

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Ken Hutchinson at the home he has transformed into a Christmas Wonderland

Home turns into a Festive Wonderland

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Transport More Transport >>

More seats and trains to Belfast

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Motorists have been warned of icy conditions.

Temperatures set to plummet tonight

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There are reports of sheep running loose on the A1.

Sheep causing havoc on A1

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M1 crash causing long delays

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The PSNI closed the section of the M1 on Thursday morning.

Entire section of M1 now closed

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Crime More Crime >>

Staff flee shop after activating panic alarm

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PSNI

PSNI notch up 1,000,000 followers on social media

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DUP Councillor Gareth Wilson has reminded retailers of regulations around the sale of aerosol paint cans.

Council staff visit aerosol paint sellers after spike in graffiti

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Man ‘tried to push girlfriend down flight of stairs’

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Education More Education >>

Kids as young as 4 are being suspended from Northern Ireland schools

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Birches Primary School Eco Team

School pupils, who led campaign for safer footpaths, win top Eco Award

Education

Pictured at a bricklaying ceremony at the new Clann Eireann Youth Centre are from left, Derek Baker, permanent secretary, Dept of Education, Grace Crosby and James Beatty, St Ronan's College students, and Dee McKerr, chairman of Clann Eireann Youth Development Committee. INLM42-206.

Work underway on new £2m youth club

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Stephen Creber, principal of Brownlow College. INLM1212-157gc

A caring principal, to teach was his vocation

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Questions have been raised about the future of school crossing patrols

Education Authority offers assurance about future of school crossing patrols

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Business More Business >>

More seats and trains to Belfast

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Motorists have been warned of icy conditions.

Temperatures set to plummet tonight

Transport

Glen Dimplex Craigavon Courtesy of Google

Glen Dimplex workers to stage two 24 hour strikes

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Mark ONeill from Draperstown, started his business, The Roof Window Specialist, after completing his business plan with the Go For It programme, with support from Workspace Enterprises in Draperstown and Mid Ulster District Council. Mark is now working all over Northern Ireland installing and replacing roof windows and loft ladders and his business is growing from strength to strength

Local entrepreneurs urged to ‘Go For It’ during Global Entrepreneurship Week

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Politics More Politics >>

BREXIT POLL: Do you want a second referendum?

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Britain First were in Lurgan at the weekend

‘Sinister’ group ‘is not welcome’

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Sinn Fein's Irish Presidential candidate Liadh N� Riada said she would wear a poppy if elected.

SF snub of Armistice Day ‘a backward step’

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Three Northern Ireland councils have written to Chancellor Philip Hammond

Three Northern Ireland councils join forces to pitch for growth deal

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Lurgan War Memorial

‘Disappointment’ at some DUP politicians who failed to attend War Memorial church service where priest participated

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Environment More Environment >>

Calls for traffic calming as Massgoers accused of blocking Fold entrance

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Rat plague in Lurgan's Princes St

Plague of rats infests town street

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Sinn Fein Cllr Paul Duffy

Plans for road markings and signage at St John the Baptist’s College welcomed

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Annaghmore Residents Committee with Sinn Fein Cllr and Deputy Lord Mayor Paul Duffy and Sinn Fein MLA Cathal Boylan

Petition calls for traffic calming ‘before someone is seriously hurt’

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Health More Health >>

Extra 238 staff to cope with local health care

Health

£2.1m boost to deal with winter ailments

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The Anderson family presenting the proceeds of their Renal Fundraiser to charity representatives from Kidney Care UK and the Northern Ireland Kidney Research Fund. From left to right: Jo-Anne Dobson, Kathryn Anderson, Keith Anderson, Anne Hayes and Susan Kee.

Charity fundraiser after sister gives brother a kidney

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High Street, Lurgan.

New renovations at doctor’s surgery gets the green light

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Craigavon Area Hospital. INLM02-110gc

Emergency Departments at Craigavon and Daisy Hill ‘extremely busy’

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