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Unsung Sports Heroes

Who's your Sports Unsung Hero? What special person do you know who gives up their time for local sports? Send in your nominations and watch this clip of last year's winning double act.

Northern Ireland News

  1. PSNI car at scene of alert Pipe bomb found in village alert
  2. Police Ombudsman Al Hutchinson Robinson rejects ombudsman claims
  3. Caolan Page Derry teenager death not a crime

Foyle and West Headlines

Northern Ireland Sport

  1. PSNI car at scene of alert Henry agrees contract extension
  2. Stephen Kenny St Pat's v Derry City (Fri)
  3. John O'Neill has resigned as manager of Fermanagh Report exposes Fermanagh crisis

More Top Stories

NI Weather

Thursday day weather

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  • Max: 10°C
  • Min: 8°C
  • Wind: SSW 9mph

Friday day weather

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  • Max: 13°C
  • Min: 11°C
  • Wind: SSW 18mph

Saturday day weather

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  • Max: 12°C
  • Min: 5°C
  • Wind: S 15mph

Traffic & Travel

Latest Incident

A50 Down

A50 Banbridge Road in Lawrencetown re-opened and slow traffic earlier in both directions between the Knocknagore Road junction and the Drumnascamph junction, because of an earlier security alert.

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Magazine

Some cast members of the BBC series Outnumbered.

We Need to Talk About Booze

Why alcohol is the new birds and bees for parents.

Radio Ulster

Image of Greg Wallace

Celebrity Masterchef

Greg Wallace tells Alan Simpson about his passion for food.

Rugby Union

Image of Barry John's 1971 Lions shirt

The Lions - New Zealand 1971

Eddie Butler tells the story of the victorious Lions tour.

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