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Effigies of Refugees on Bonfire Condemned in Northern Ireland
MOYGASHEL, Northern Ireland (Reuters) -A model of refugees in a boat, placed on a bonfire in a pro-British town near Belfast, prompted condemnations by politicians across Northern Ireland's political divides on Thursday, weeks after migrants' homes were attacked nearby.
Northern Ireland’s Environment Minister Andrew Muir has said that a contentious loyalist bonfire in south Belfast should not ...
Controversy has surrounded the Belfast bonfire due to asbestos on the site and the proximity to an electricity substation ...
Northern Ireland's Environment Minister Andrew Muir has said that a loyalist bonfire in south Belfast should not be set ...
A mural of Hooded Man Kevin Hannaway was seized by the PSNI from a house in West Belfast on Friday, alongside what the force ...
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Concerns have been raised over the bonfire, which is on a site which contains asbestos and is close to an electricity ...
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Sheldon Keefe visited Belfast as Adam Keefe's jersey was retired by the Belfast Giants. The event celebrated Adam's ...
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Northern Ireland international Keri Halliday joins Hearts from LinfieldNorthern Ireland women’s international Keri Halliday has joined Scottish side Hearts on a two-year deal. The 20-year-old ...
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