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Suckler outfits selling to £4020 at Clogher Mart

Police officer charged after teen kicked in head in Cookstown incident

Darren Beattie is the new Editor of the Tyrone Courier and Mid-Ulster Courier.

Darren Beattie is new Editor for Tyrone Courier and Mid-Ulster Courier

Doireann Ní Ghlacáin will present Cúrfa on TG4 as Irish choirs battle it out to become Ireland's best choir.

Former Donaghmore pupils competing to become Ireland's best choir

Moygashel.

Major resurfacing programme in Moygashel welcomed

Police are conducting urgent enquiries after an email sent to a number of schools across Northern Ireland prompted security alerts.

Schools impacted by bomb threat

Dungannon Magistrates Court | NI World

Rape accused may be re-interviewed around further alleged offences

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Live LIVE: Schools close across Northern Ireland after emails spark security alerts

Ethan, Zach and Jacob supplying the sweet treats. ST264332

Ballygawley Presbyterian Church opens new annex

Dungannon Magistrates Court | NI World

Bomb-making equipment case involving Moy man to move to crown court

Sport

Cormac O’Doherty with his award.

Derry captain Cormac O'Doherty is Christy Ring Hurler of the Year

Newbridge manager Gary Hetherington.

Newbridge aiming for three in a row with Magherafelt in their way

Greenlough got the better of Eoghan Rua in the semi-final.

Desertmartin hoping to end their losing finals sequence

Referee Paul Gallagher is surrounded by Edendork players in the closing minutes over a controversial call during the Tyrone Senior Football Championship final at Omagh, Co. Tyrone.

Final replay will 'take on a life of its own' - McGinley

Edendork joint manager Conleith Gilligan during the Tyrone Senior Football Championship final at Omagh, Co. Tyrone.

Edendork manager McGuckin on Edendork's debut final appearance

Motoring

Vauxhall updates best-selling Corsa and Mokka ranges

Volkswagen celebrates 50 years of the Passat

Ford Pro intensifies off-road appeal of its top-selling Ranger pickup with all-n...

Put through its paces: Audi tests the production-oriented Q6 e-tron prototype in...

Digital, dynamic and now also fully electric: the BMW 5 Series enters a new era

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Finance Minister John O’Dowd has launched a recruitment competition for the 2027/28 Civil Service Student Placement Scheme, with around 110 placements available across several government departments. Pictured with Finance Minister John O’Dowd are Ulster University students Erin Bradley and Sean McClure, along with Department for Infrastructure Permanent Secretary Emer Morelli

Civil Service Student Placement Scheme launches with over 100 places

Driving practice ends with car going into Magherafelt shopfront

Police appeal after road traffic collision involving a pedestrian

Rosie O'Connor.

Funeral of Kildress woman Rosie O'Connor to take place on Sunday

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Belfast Crown Court. (Liam McBurney/PA)

Men plead not guilty to terrorist charges over PSNI data breach

Gordon Lyons has visited four Mid-Ulster organisations that have received support from the Community Infrastructure Fund.

Mid-Ulster community groups benefit from Infrastructure Fund

Cookstown entrepreneur turns childhood memories into candle collection

Doctors in Tyrone and across NI to go on strike in pay dispute

Community

Steady trade for sheep at Gortin Mart, breeding hoggets to £300

Quality calves selling to a great demand at Draperstown Mart

More top prices for cattle at Pomeroy Mart

Gilfresh account and marketing manager, Anne Mac Oscar, Nigel Doherty, produce buying manager at Tesco NI, and Gilfresh farm manager, Richard Gilpin.

Loughgall-grown pumpkins on sale for first time in Tesco