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McIlroy meltdown 'isn't terminal. It's part of growing up' Unbeknown to McIlroy, or indeed to anyone outside his management company, Holly Sweeney had secretly rushed over from Holywood, their Northern Ireland hometown, to surprise him on the 18th green at the conclusion of the season's opening major. |
Khan 'fully focused' on WBA title defence vs McCloskey
It has been reported the change in broadcasters will cost Khan over 1 million pounds, while Northern Ireland boxer McCloskey's fee has not been reduced by the TV row. Khan, 24, maintains he is unconcerned by the huge reduction in the size of his purse
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Vinny to stick by Giller and his beloved Dubs Instead, Cork, Kerry and the northern tribes hordes of Down and Tyrone would be on most folk's short-lists. As for the Dubs, forget about them the knockers would say, sure they are all fur coats and no knickers. And that, thought Vinny, might just suit |
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National Poetry Month Highlighted In Two High-Profile Contests Entries will be randomly assigned to 10 poets from around the world -- including Malawi, Guyana, Northern Ireland, India and Canada -- for a first screening. Finalists will be given to the prize's ultimate judge, former British poet laureate Andrew |
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Tackle lawyers feeding off the 'whiplash' era
Justine Greening, the Transport Secretary, deserves applause and encouragement for taking on this nasty problem.
She is quite right to say that ‘the cost of car insurance is bearing increasingly little relationship with the real world’.
She has come up with some thoughtful measures to alleviate the problem, and is looking at some interesting ideas for limiting suspect ‘whiplash’ claims.
But she is right to recognise that this is a matter for the whole Government, which needs to use its combined strength to take on the various vested interests and lobbies – especially among lawyers – which got us into this mess in the first place.
Let England vote too The break-up of the United Kingdom has, for far too long, been treated as a matter for the minority nations alone.
Scotland has been able to vote on devolution, and will soon vote on separation.
Wales has voted on devolution. Northern
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