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Sunday Life
Chinese vets baffled as bull grows a fifth leg
A bull is baffling vets after growing a fully-formed extra hoof and leg from
his back.
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Blooming gorgeous - Broughshane's secret
Monday, 16 November 2009
It's famous for its success in the Britain in Bloom competition but there’s
much more to the Co Antrim village of Broughshane than hanging baskets
crammed with brightly coloured flowers.
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Zoe Salmon’s grumble at the jungle
Monday, 16 November 2009
Zoe Salmon has turned down tens of thousands of pounds to be a contestant on
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! because she thought it would be
boring!
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Father of tot with cancer on his battle to raise cash in marathon cycle
Monday, 16 November 2009
Life for Derry tot Ross Barr has been a painful and gruelling battle for
survival so far.
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Fermanagh women deny honey-trap attack plot
Monday, 16 November 2009
Two young women have denied a honey-trap style attack on a lonely middle-aged
man — but confessed to stealing from him after he ended up in the nude.
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Man is placed on the sex offenders’ register for grabbing woman at photocopier
Monday, 16 November 2009
This is the man who made an unwanted pass at a shocked insurance saleswoman as she was photocopying his driving licence.
Iris Robinson and her 10 Catholic cousins
Monday, 16 November 2009
A relative of Iris Robinson has revealed that she and another nine cousins
of the controversial DUP politician are all Catholics.
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Big Marty wants his title and revenge
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Martin Rogan is ready to unleash six months of frustration on Sam Sexton and
wrench back the Commonwealth heavyweight title from his grasp this Friday
night.
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Ulster suffer trying times
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Ulster suffer trying timesMunster avenged last year’s thumping defeat by
Ulster at Thomond Park with a convincing victory as they outscored Brian
McLaughlin’s men by four tries to one.
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Northern Ireland chief tells his players he wants to see them all playing first-team football in 2010
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Frustrated Nigel Worthington has promised to crack down hard on those players
who continue to put pay before play. Worthington has been left exasperated
at the number of internationals in his squad who have been unable to secure
regular first team football during his two and half years in charge.
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Braniff gives holders half time advantage
Sunday, 1 November 2009
The Portadown players were all individually handed the Co-Operative Insurance
trophy before the match to remind them of last season’s triumph, and it
seemed to work as they turned in one of their best performance for weeks.
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Blues look good to go through after late equaliser
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Andy Graham ended a 598-minutes goal drought for Newry City in a game that
left Linfield scrambling for an equaliser, despite having enjoyed more of
the play.
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McDonald’s troops forced to come from behind again
Sunday, 1 November 2009
It may have been Halloween last night but Glentoran boss Alan McDonald was
more concerned about Christmas after watching his side again gift two goals
to the opposition before fighting back to claim a draw in their Co-Operative
Insurance Cup third round first leg clash.
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Rolling back the years without going under the knife or the needle
Sunday, 1 November 2009
The good thing about middle age is that we start to discover who we are, leave
youthful anxiety (and spots) behind and feel more at ease in our skin. Unfortunately,
this state of self-acceptance normally arrives just as said skin starts to
get looser, produce wrinkles and join our bodies in a steady decline.
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Our girl goes in search of scary goings-on with Ulster’s very own ghoul hunters
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Scare we are again — it’s Hallowe’en. It seems to have come
in frighteningly quick and this year I sought help to look for some spooks. I
spent an evening with Northern Ireland’s paranormal society, PSI, on the
hunt for “ghosties and ghoulies and long-leggit beasties and things that go
bump in the night”, as the famous old Scottish prayer describes them.
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Sunday Life reclaims the celebs with Ulster ties
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Van Morrison and Liam Neeson might be renowned for being as Northern Irish as
the Ulster Fry. But they are just part of a long list of A-listers with
family ties to Northern Ireland. It turns out the Province has been home to
them all, from millionaires to Hollywood stars, fashion icons to notorious
politicians.
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How recession has meant more mums giving birth in Ulster
Sunday, 1 November 2009
The Mid-Ulster town of Magherafelt has been experiencing a baby boom with the
highest number of births from across the province in recent years. Could it
be something in the water or is there something in the air? I went in search
of answers and headed along to the Parent/Toddler and Baby group at the
local leisure centre.
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Britain’s Got Talent stars shocked by vast crowds at Ballymena appearance
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Britain’s Got Talent stars Stavros Flatley had to console panic-stricken
children and their worried parents before a fraught public appearance at a
Co Antrim shopping centre last week.
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Shock as Kevin becomes counsellor Keira
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Meet the TRANSSEXUAL rape counsellor who saw vulnerable victims while wearing
HIGH HEELS, LEGGINGS and LIPSTICK. Burly Keira McCormack, 47 — who used to
be a quantity surveyor known as Kevin — was employed at the Nexus Institute
in Belfast from 2005 to May this year.
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We track down the estranged wife and kids of dentist as they build a new life in US
Sunday, 1 November 2009
The teenage stepdaughter of double-murder accused dentist Colin Howell has
told the world she HATES him. Katie Epp, 19, has also DISOWNED the
death-probe dentist by officially dumping his surname.
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Jedward rock the audience with belting Queen classic
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Love them or loathe them, it’s hard to ignore them — 18-year-old Dublin twins
John and |Edward Grimes are the most talked about teenagers in town right
now.
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