Saturday 25 May 2013
The number of Halloween related calls to the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) has fallen by a third, a spokesman said tonight.
Burning rubbish and bonfires were the reasons for the majority of emergency call outs.
There were no reports of injuries any to members of the public or fire fighters.
Last year NIFRS attended 145 incidents - the lowest on record.
Three of its crews were attacked and one fire engine was slightly damaged.
Three-day festival underway in Derry
Hundreds of women take part in 10k race
Comedy with big following means blockbuster
Hangover star takes 87-year-old to premiere
Two people have been arrested following reports that a man had a gun at a hospital.
It will be the largest influx since the 5th-century Adventus Saxonum (arrival of the Saxons).
Investigators are trying to find establish what went wrong with both engines of a British Airways jet, causing it to make an emergency landing at Heathrow shortly after take-off.
Calum Clark is a doubt for England's tour of Uruguay and Argentina after an ankle injury ruled him out of Saturday's Aviva Premiership final.
Stuart Lancaster has been formally set the challenge of leading England into the 2015 Rugby World Cup as one of the two top-ranked nations on the planet.
Chelsea's players appear to have grown used to the likelihood of Jose Mourinho returning return to the club.
Hugh Dennis has revealed his surprise when the contents of his stolen wallet were posted to his home.
David Walliams got fruity for Britain's Got More Talent's last David V Goliath challenge - apple bobbing.
Matthew Macfadyen has said he could't wait to get back into his bowler hat for the new series of Ripper Street.
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