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Martin McGuinness walking behind a bomb being placed in a car in Derry in 1972. Footage from BBC Spotlight

Suzanne Breen: Did spooks see Martin's bomb film?

He is rightly remembered as a peace-maker. A man who went places that nobody ever dreamed he would go.

The Distillery, the world’s first boutique gin hotel opens in London.

Gin-credible: boutique London hotel with its own distillery the perfect tonic for relaxing city break

Being quite a fan of G&T, a stay at the UK's first gin hotel was one for the bucket list. I found myself in gin heaven last month when I checked into The Distillery on London's trendy Portabello Road in Notting Hill, which also claims to be the world's first 'boutique gin hotel'.

Cinnamon City Kitchen: It's a cinn' not to try this London curry house

If you find yourself in London and craving curry then you need to head to Cinnamon City Kitchen.

Shayne Lavery came off the bench to earn his second cap against Luxembourg

There's a bit of David Healy about clever Shayne Lavery, says Dowie

Former Northern Ireland international Iain Dowie is excited by the attacking options that Michael O'Neill has in front of him for tomorrow night's massive Euro 2020 qualifier against Germany.

Former Bloomfield teacher Andrew McClelland leaving Laganside Court

Northern Ireland teacher caught harassing teen girl at top grammar school

This is the shamed teacher who harassed a terrified teenage pupil at a top girls' grammar school in Northern Ireland.

Carl Frampton and Derry Girls stars to take part in Celebrity Mastermind

Local boxing hero Carl Frampton is reeling after his latest contest - going a couple of rounds on Celebrity Mastermind.

Aisling Bea (Photo by Jeff Spicer/Getty Images)

'Have you watched Derry Girls yet?': Aisling Bea recommends hit show to Bill Clinton

Aisling Bea is determined to help her Derry Girls pals get the presidential seal of approval by recommending the show to Bill Clinton.

A guide to London's best new spots for eating and drinking

If you are planning a break in London, check out our guide of the best new places to eat and drink in the city.

Linfield enjoyed a European run that the chairman says is up there with their 1967 trip to the quarter-finals

Linfield's Europa League run could fast-track full-time plans, admits chairman

Chairman Roy McGivern admits Linfield's Europa League achievements could well help accelerate the club's ambitions to revert to full-time football.

Fit for a king: Castle Leslie estate is a place apart

Over the past 17 years it is probably fair to say that there hasn't been a single travel review of Castle Leslie Estate that hasn't mentioned Sir Paul McCartney's wedding.

John Joe McCusker addresses members of Republican Sinn Fein outside the GPO on O'Connell Street in Dublin, during a ceremony to mark the centenary of the 1916 Easter Rising.

Omagh 'killers' hold talks with CIRA over new bombing campaign

Real IRA warlords found guilty by a civil court of being liable for the Omagh bomb are being wooed by a border-based dissident gang intent on a new campaign of slaughter.

William George Oliver at Newtownards crown court where he was sentenced for abusing a six year old girl over 30 years ago.

Exclusive Babysitter from hell: Mum speaks of how she was abused at age of six

A brave mum has spoken out about the sick babysitter and one-time family friend who began abusing her when she was only six years old.

Foo Fighters chauffeur adamant he's in the right as DVLA row heads to court

The limo driver who took the Foo Fighters from Dublin to Belfast for the band's Boucher Road concert was told by DVLA staff that they were considering impounding his car.

Man arrested over alleged £200k Irish FA fraud

The Irish FA has been rocked by another financial fiasco after it was discovered that a six-figure sum has disappeared from the Association's coffers.

Pictured director Conleth Hill. Credit: Liam McBurney/RAZORPIX

Conleth Hill sets record straight on his exit from Game of Thrones

Game of Thrones star Conleth Hill has rubbished claims he was disappointed with the way his involvement in the show came to an end.

Pictured Sunday Life reporter John Toner during a hot wing challenge at The Doyen. (Liam McBurney/RAZORPIX)

Watch: World's hottest chilli no big deal as Sunday Life reporter shows how it's done

I enjoy a spicy bird as much as the next man so when I heard about a speedy hot-wing challenge in Belfast my mouth was watering with anticipation.

Carl Frampton: I'll be back in December to prepare for 2020 world title fight

They say that every setback just prepares you for a greater comeback and the anger I had after not being able to fight last weekend has been replaced with an even greater desire to become a world champion again.

Gerard Donegan on the Falls road west Belfast attacking a bus lane camera car.

Belfast bus lane brute Donegan to be freed

ONE of Northern Ireland's most violent men will soon be back walking the streets despite pleading guilty to a vicious attack on two civil servants that was filmed and went viral.

Parade planned for bands to show solidarity in murder charge Soldier F row

BANDS from across Northern Ireland and as far away as the east of Scotland will gather at the start of October in a show of solidarity with Clyde Valley Flute Band over the Soldier F emblem row.

Family fun in Dubrovnik’s Sun at spectacular luxury resort

Having never watched an episode of Game of Thrones, visiting the filming locations of King’s Landing and the city of Qarth held little appeal to me.

Join the club: Mini's new and improved JCW Clubman

BMW-owned Mini has long traded on the heritage of the British brand to sell cars - and the John Cooper Works Clubman is the perfect example of this.

Niall Horan: I'm a proud feminist

Superstar Niall Horan has declared himself a "feminist".

An angry Carl Frampton vowed to disprove doubts over the freak injury that led to his fight against Emmanuel Rodriguez in Philadelphia being cancelled

Exclusive Carl Frampton reveals X-ray scan of injured hand in a bid to end conspiracy theories

Carl Frampton today reveals the X-ray scan of his injured hand to end any conspiracy theories about the cancellation of his big fight in Philadelphia.

My art attack in Leipzig: East German city ideal for history buffs and lovers of fine food

Sitting at a glass-fronted rooftop bar overlooking the bustling modernity of a thriving east German city, it was difficult to imagine the hardships people faced before the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Exclusive Lyra McKee murder suspect set to be a dad - teen's baby conceived same week of fatal shooting

THE teen suspected of carrying out the New IRA murder of journalist Lyra McKee is to become a father.

22 year old Thomas Cafolla has leukaemia and is currently in remission but has come through a very tough couple of years. Pic Colm O'Reilly 01-08-2019 Story Stephanie Bell.

'Stem cells saved my life when chemo didn't work'

A Co Down student recovering after a two-year battle with blood cancer is appealing for people to join the stem cell donor register.

The 18th green after Europe won the Ryder Cup last year - Le Golf National

Parfect escape: a round of golf at Ryder Cup Paris venue is a trip you won't forget in a hurry

I've very fond memories of my only trip to watch the Ryder Cup. In 2010 at Celtic Manor in Wales, I ran on to the 17th green with my good friend Andrew Weir and thousands of other European fans in a state of absolute joy after our very own Graeme McDowell had just won his match against Hunter Mahan to ensure Europe regained the Ryder Cup.

Sunday Life, reporter John Toner took the giant soda and fry challenge at Safari Grill in Banbridge.

Soda Fail - Breakfast belly buster still undefeated

It's obvious to one and all that I have the body of an elite athlete.

Boyzone perform at Feile in the Falls Park, west Belfast on August 10th 2019 (Photo by Kevin Scott for Boyzone)

Pictures and videos: Thousands flock to Feile for Boyzone concert

Boyzone worked their way back to Belfast last night as their fans who love them No Matter What turned out in their thousands for their last ever show on Irish soil.

Crowds watch as a bonfire is lit in the New Lodge area of Belfast to mark the anniversary of the introduction of the controversial policy of internment without trial. (PA)

Suzanne Breen: These people aren't republicans... they're simply scumbags

The scenes we've witnessed in the New Lodge area of Belfast in recent days have been nothing short of shameful.

Party time: Andy Mitchell pops the champagne as Linfield skipper Jamie Mulgrew lifts the Gibson Cup

Irish League Fantasy Football: How to enter your team for this season's competition

The kits have been unveiled, the new signings paraded, boots polished, pitches mown or swept as appropriate and season tickets snapped up, meaning there’s only one annual tradition remaining to be upheld — picking your Sunday Life Fantasy Football XI.