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    Friday Night Lights: Everything is up for grabs at the Oval

    Cathal McConnell
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    April 20, 2026 1

    How playing Video Games growing up may boost your Academic, Social and Focal capabilities in an ever more critical World

    Cathal McConnell
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    April 20, 2026

    Unhealthy Foods Removed Off School Menus 

    Caitlin Quintos
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    April 20, 2026

    Spike in fuel costs causes concern for university students.

    Niamh McFarland
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    April 20, 2026

    “Cancer Does Not Always Follow Expectations”: The Case for Lowering Northern Ireland’s Bowel Cancer Screening Age 

    Erin Adams
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    April 20, 2026

    Northern Ireland “families and businesses cannot continue” amid rising fuel costs.

    Julie Mullan
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    April 20, 2026

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  • Friday Night Lights: Everything is up for grabs at the Oval
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  • Unhealthy Foods Removed Off School Menus 
  • Spike in fuel costs causes concern for university students.

    Friday Night Lights: Everything is up for grabs at the Oval

    Cathal McConnell April 20, 2026

    How playing Video Games growing up may boost your Academic, Social and Focal capabilities in an ever more critical World

    Cathal McConnell April 20, 2026

    Unhealthy Foods Removed Off School Menus 

    Caitlin Quintos April 20, 2026

    Spike in fuel costs causes concern for university students.

    Niamh McFarland April 20, 2026

    “Cancer Does Not Always Follow Expectations”: The Case for Lowering Northern Ireland’s Bowel Cancer Screening Age 

    Erin Adams
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    April 20, 2026
    Northern Ireland remains the only part of the UK where bowel cancer screening does not begin until age 60, compared...

    Northern Ireland “families and businesses cannot continue” amid rising fuel costs.

    Julie Mullan
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    April 20, 2026
    Following the success of protests in the Republic achieving a package worth €505m (£440m) from the Irish government to support...

    Louis Theroux’s ‘Inside the Manosphere’ causing rising controversy

    Abi Armstrong
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    April 13, 2026
    Misogyny is creeping out from the shadows of the media as Louis Theroux shines a torch on the male influencers...

    A Wartime World Cup: What will happen if the Iranian National Team refuses to participate in the FIFA Men’s World Cup

    Cathal McConnell
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    March 27, 2026
    With war across the Middle East continuing, it has left many questions around the involvement of the Iranian FA and...

    From Mayor to Member: Jackson Minford will resign the Top Post in May and will return to the council seat

    Abi Armstrong
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    March 27, 2026
    As May soon approaches, Cllr Minford shares his vision of his community as a dedicated mayor on at grassroots level.   “Knowing what...

    Nearly one million young people out of education, work or training in the UK

    Sinéad Kelly
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    March 16, 2026
    A total of 957,000 young people unemployed, not in education or training in the UK. With an estimate of 20,000...

    From Free-ins to Field Goals: The recent rise of GAA players in the NFL

    Cathal McConnell
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    March 16, 2026
    Over the last few years American Football has seen a boom in worldwide recruitment, with players from across the continents...

    “I’m pretty sure that nobody that drives is a fan of potholes.” Financial concerns amongst students grow as the number of potholes increase.

    Sophie Gibney
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    March 9, 2026
    Potholes continue to appear on the roads across Northern Ireland, causing frustration and distress among drivers. With students being concerned...

    The rising violence in Iran leaves local NI Iranian man and his family ‘very terrified and very sad’

    Julie Mullan
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    March 2, 2026
    Iran is the most common nationality among asylum seekers in the UK in the last decade, rising every year, with...

    Northern Ireland sees wettest January in 150 years – with Katesbridge at the brunt of it

    Kayleigh-Rose McDonald
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    March 2, 2026
    Northern Ireland sees wettest January in 150 years- having katesbridge at the brunt of itNorthern Ireland has seen its wettest...

    Annual International Accordion Championship returns to Northern Ireland

    Sinéad Kelly
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    March 2, 2026
    The 27th annual Northern Ireland International Accordion Championships returns on Saturday, the 7th of March at the Hilton Hotel in Templepatrick.  Interest in accordion music...

    Local man calls for more Cycle to Work schemes to encourage a “healthier work force” 

    Grace Todd
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    February 23, 2026
    By Grace Todd  With only 2 per cent of people cycling to work in Northern Ireland, according to the latest...
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