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The DUP: Jeffrey Donaldson and the factions vying for the soul of his party
The DUP: Jeffrey Donaldson and the factions vying for the soul of his party

Suzanne Breen joins Ciarán Dunbar with her assessment of what’s going on behind the scenes in the DUP as the party’s boycott of Stormont continues. T…

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Pat Ward: The brutal murder which shocked a Tyrone village
Pat Ward: The brutal murder which shocked a Tyrone village

Clogher is a quiet and peaceful close-knit community. But it was, on a Saturday morning in 2019, the scene of a harrowing murder. Father of four, Pat…

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Jay the Barber: From tragedy to triumph
Jay the Barber: From tragedy to triumph

Jay Miller, aka ‘Jay the Barber’, is an entrepreneur with a successful barbering company and TikTok star. But his life was not always this way. Child…

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Sean Quinn: Bankrupt former billionaire tells his side of the story
Sean Quinn: Bankrupt former billionaire tells his side of the story

Belfast Telegraph journalist Andrew Madden has met Sean Quinn in his Fermanagh home. Seán Quinn says he wants to tell his version of how he lost his …

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Christine Connor: The ‘lone wolf’ republican
Christine Connor: The ‘lone wolf’ republican

Allison Morris joins Ciarán Dunbar with the history of female republican prisoners, and how Christine Connor landed a 25-year sentence. There are mor…

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Russell Brand: The mounting allegations and now the financial fallout
Russell Brand: The mounting allegations and now the financial fallout

He was a household Brand; from MTV, Channel 4 and BBC, to a wild night in Dublin, and even conquering Hollywood. What next for Russell Brand after a …

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The Wolfe Tones: Despite the condemnation, young people are flocking to hear them – why?
The Wolfe Tones: Despite the condemnation, young people are flocking to hear them – why?

The Wolfe Tones sing songs many interpret as pro-IRA. Commentators, politicians and victims of republican violence condemn them. But the Wolfe Tones …

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Putin and Kim Jong Un: What does the bromance mean for Ukraine
Putin and Kim Jong Un: What does the bromance mean for Ukraine

Putin welcomes Kim Jong Un and his “moving fortress” to Russia. How will this new friendship affect the war in Ukraine and Russian relations with wes…

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Apocalypse Neagh: The source of 40% of NI’s water poisoned by bacteria
Apocalypse Neagh: The source of 40% of NI’s water poisoned by bacteria

Northern Ireland gets 40% of its drinking water from Lough Neagh but the lake has been polluted with deadly cyanobacteria. Both wildfire and pets die…

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Thomas Niedermayer: How the IRA murder of a German businessman led to the death of his family
Thomas Niedermayer: How the IRA murder of a German businessman led to the death of his family

Thomas Niedermayer was kidnapped from his Belfast home in 1973. There was no ransom demand, no information. But there couldn’t be, because he had bee…

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