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News: Shoukris almost bled community funding dry subscription

The Shoukri brothers – Ihab, far left, and Andre

Statutory and community agencies were on the verge of withdrawing from hard-hit areas of loyalist north Belfast due to serious “misappropriation of funds” by the Shoukri brothers, a confidential re-port has revealed.  05/07/08

Sport: Competitive performance is the key for Saffrons subscription

Antrim joint-managers Terence McNaughton and Dominic McKinley

ANTRIM’S objective hasn’t changed one iota since Dominic McKinley and Terence McNaughton were installed as the new managerial team last season. Their aim is simply to make Antrim hurling competitive on the All-Ireland stage. Aspirations of turning over some of the big guns are fantasy.  05/07/08

News: Shiels murder: man (18) charged subscription

An 18-year-old man is due to appear before Derry Magistrates Court today accused of murdering pizza delivery man Emmett Shiels.  05/07/08

Sport: Kingdom look well-placed to be Munster Masters yet again subscription

The journalists who attended a corporate GAA event in Dublin last month knew James Masters was being entirely serious when he said that he mightn’t start in the Cork Championship team.  05/07/08

Business: Uni honours pioneer and a leading business figure subscription

David Perry

Antrim-born global electronic gaming pioneer David Per-ry has been honoured by Queen’s University, Belfast. He was awarded honorary Doctorate in Science for distinction in computer game development and design.  05/07/08 photo gallery 

Living: Meryl hits a high note subscription

Mamma Mia! brings the songs of ABBA to the big screen

Meryl Streep returns to the silver screen in one of this summer's biggest romantic comedies, the film version of stage-hit Mamma Mia – released in the
UK this week. The veteran actress explains how much fun she had working with the all-star cast...  05/07/08

News: Former New Avenger Joanna has fab Queen’s graduation subscription

The director of admissions at Queen’s University Belfast, Keith Steele, is used to attending graduations as a member of the platform party that presides over graduation week.  05/07/08 photo gallery 

News: Emotional day as mum Tracy gets arts degree subscription

The second stage of the class of 2008 graduations at the University of Ulster ended yesterday with the final two ceremonies at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall.  05/07/08 photo gallery 

Sport: Match Stats: Kerry V Cork subscription

Munster SFC semi-final: Cork 2-9 Limerick 0-12
The final scoreline does not tell the real the story of this game.  05/07/08

Sport: Derry’s firepower should be enough to beat Cats subscription

WE certainly have a busy weekend of camogie ahead of us.  05/07/08



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See our highlights from September through to December of 2007, The All-Star awards, Lily the Lion and St Brides nativity play.; See our highlights from May through to August of 2007, the smoking ban was introduced, devolution was restored and The Simpsons came to Springfield Road.; See our highlights for January through to April of 2007, eco-friendly Seals, Tennis Legends and Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams sit down together.; The suicide awareness and support group say that the spending the festive period alone or coping with mounting debts can make it be a lonely or depressing time for many.; Residents of South Belfast have complied a book featuring over 200 pictures fro the last one hundred years, can you remember when Forestside was just one corner shop? ; Santa's been and gone but it's still the holidays and your little angles are starting to get bored with their toys. So here are a few suggestions that will put the twinkle back into your child's eyes.; See part two of the INTV animated nativity play using the voices of P1 from St Brides primary school in Belfast. Animation - Lee McQuade Voices - St Brides Primary School; Using the voices of primary one from St Brides school in Belfast enjoy part one of the IN.TV animated nativity play. Animation - Lee McQuade Voices - St Brides Primary School; INTV went along to the dress rehersals of St Brides primary school P1 nativity play to see how they are getting along and to get some ideas for our very own animatied nativity; One of the biggest decisions at this time of year is real or fake for your Christmas tree. INTV explores the options and finds out which you prefer.; http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1370862952http://www.brightcove.com/channel.jsp?channel=1276222378



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