King Charles coronation: Irish Presbyterian moderator to take active role in ceremony for first time

May 4, 2023

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	King Charles coronation: Irish Presbyterian moderator to take active role in ceremony for first time

	The leader of the 200,000 Irish Presbyterians says it will be a 'privilege and an honour' to take an active role in the coronation of a British monarch - which is believed to be an historic first.

Donald Trump: Former president cutting Ireland trip short to 'confront' rape case accuser in New York

Alleged gunman accused of Liam Christie killing in Antrim has suffered a stroke, court told

An alleged killer gunman was granted bail today after a court heard he had suffered a stroke while in prison.

Loyalist paramilitary feud accused is released from custody but banned from towns at centre of trouble

A man allegedly involved in threatening to “stiff” a north Down resident as part of a loyalist paramilitary feud is to be released from custody, a High Court judge ruled today.

SDLP's Pat Catney appears to resume practice of implying that schoolboys need tampons too

The SDLP appears to have returned to a policy of implying that tampons are for males as well as females.

This impressive 5-bedroom family home not only has an mazing name but also a coach house and an Astro-Turf tennis court

This stunning detached family home – with separate self-contained two bedroom coach house – even has an Astro Turf tennis court.

'We expect CGI in NI to continue to grow, while positively contributing to the community and business ecosystem'

Investment in a Centre of Digital Excellence in Belfast will see the Canadian headquartered company add at least 50 NI-based roles and discussions are already in place to create additional graduate roles

The scheme will enable ratepayers to collect bags of free compost from collection points across participating councils

Organics recycling company Natural World Products (NWP) is partnering with local councils to provide householders across Northern Ireland with free compost from May 7 to 13

Transgender Trend: 'Here is why we object to pushing gender identity lessons on to schoolchildren'

A campaign group has set out its reasons for objecting to the teaching of lessons about transgenderism to schoolchildren, as a new report emerges claiming 2% of pupils say they’re neither male nor female.

North-West News Group is celebrating its 122nd year in business this year

Orange Order parades: NI Council goes against its policy to open funding to Orange lodges for Twelfth events



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