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Greenvale Hotel Trial Delayed Over Disclosure | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:50
The Greenvale Hotel crush trial, set to reopen next month after a year-long delay, faces further postponement as the defense accuses prosecutors of dragging their feet on critical evidence — police notebooks and CCTV footage. With the prosecution admitting disclosure isn’t complete and redactions alone could take weeks, the judge has scheduled another review to assess progress. The tragic deaths o...
Swinney Pushes for Independence Talks | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:23
Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney is pushing for talks with Andy Burnham over the legal pathway to a second independence referendum, citing Burnham’s recent comments as a pivotal shift from his previous stance. Swinney argues that testing public support now is crucial, while the Prime Minister’s suggestion of a Northern Ireland-style border poll—once deemed off-limits—has reignited debate. De...
Rockstar Union Case Begins in Court | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:29
Former Rockstar employees, including GTA VI workers, are in court in Glasgow fighting claims of unfair dismissal after attempting to unionize — backed by the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain. Rockstar counters by accusing them of breaching confidentiality, citing alleged defamatory posts on a Discord server. One claimant, Jack Hoxby, denies the allegations, calling the channel a legitim...
Health Workers Prepare Work-to-Rule | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:26
Health workers across 30 hospitals are preparing for industrial action starting September 30th, opting for a “work-to-rule” strategy rather than a full strike—refusing to do any voluntary overtime. This move aligns with public sector unions like Fórsa, who are also calling for the same disciplined approach. The core issue? The government hasn’t made a serious pay offer since the old deal expired o...
Dublin Crime, Ryanair Rants, and Primark’s UK Only Delivery | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:00
A Dublin man jets home from Spain facing serious crime charges, while Ryanair’s CEO sparks outrage with his “high-fare rapists” rant. The ECB hikes rates to 2.5%, Irish homeowners fume over new parking clamps in a development with barely any space, and Primark’s UK-only home delivery service leaves Irish shoppers out in the cold. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillo...
Prince William Pushes Suicide Prevention in Sports | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:35
Prince William is rallying the sports world to prioritize suicide prevention, unveiling a new toolkit called “On Your Side” to empower everyone—from athletes to fans—to intervene and save lives. Joined by Kate, the Princess of Wales, for their first public appearance since summer, the couple honored Gary Speed’s legacy at a memorial bench in Liverpool, underscoring how his tragic death sparked vit...
GTA VI Leak Fallout and Legal Battle | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:39
Rockstar Games is facing a major legal showdown after 23 former employees sued for unfair dismissal, claiming they were fired over a wild Discord chat—where they allegedly discussed GTA VI secrets—while the company insists the chat exposed sensitive info and damaged its reputation. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@t...
Allegation Withdrawn After Bodycam Review | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:47
A woman in Co Fermanagh accused a police officer of sexual assault during a search, but after body cam footage surfaced and multiple investigations—including by the Police Ombudsman and Public Prosecution Service—no evidence supported the claim. The officer, who was acting under protocol to ensure safety during a volatile encounter, was found to have acted appropriately, even though a female offic...
Cliftonville Crush Knockbreda 7-0 | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:16
Cliftonville crushed Knockbreda 7-0 in a clinical BetMcLean League Cup rout, with Joe Gormley and Liam Boyce both scoring twice, as Tomas Cosgrove, Stephen Garrett, and a penalty from Johnny Frazer sealed the win. The Championship side had no answer to Cliftonville’s relentless attack, sending them straight into the quarter-finals with momentum and confidence soaring. With the draw looming next we...
73-Year-Old IRA Suspect Faces Old Charges | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:59
Seventy-three-year-old Arthur MacNally faces seven serious charges spanning nearly four decades, including attempted murder, explosives offenses, armed robbery, car hijacking, and IRA membership—all allegedly tied to a single day in 1987. His defense argues the case is outdated, citing a prior 1988 halt, and now challenges the validity of new DNA evidence due to potential mishandling over 40 years...
The Waiting Game for Special Needs Kids | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:35
When citizenship demands language skills, it’s easy to overlook kids who can’t speak at all—like the seven-year-old in this story, stuck in a system that’s failing them. While the government pushes for faster assessments and even funds private ones to clear backlogs, wait times still stretch over two years, far beyond the legal six-month deadline. Parents aren’t gaming the system—they’re desperate...
Mother Filmed Son in Racial Riot | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:36
A Belfast mother of six, 49, was sentenced to 12 months in prison—suspended for three years—for child cruelty after filming her 15-year-old son during racially motivated riots. Despite claiming she only wanted him to leave and was swept up in the chaos, the court found her failure to intervene exposed her child to danger. With no prior criminal record, she now faces strict probation terms, includi...
Small Businesses Face Energy Price Pressure | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:16
Energy costs are skyrocketing, crushing small businesses—over half have seen hikes in the past year. Yet shockingly, two in five in Northern Ireland haven’t even bothered to switch providers. That’s changing fast: more than half are now seriously considering a change, driven by price and value. But hurdles remain—time, fees, and lack of provider knowledge are major blockers. The good news? Fixed-r...
Traveller Road to Hope 2026 | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:15
A powerful new campaign is lighting up Cork and beyond, aiming to slash suicide rates in Ireland’s Traveller community — where mental health struggles are eight times deadlier than for the general public. Dubbed “Traveller Road to Hope and Change 2026,” this vital initiative kicks off at Triskel Arts Centre on World Suicide Prevention Day, backed by Exchange House Ireland, Pavee Point, and the Tra...
England’s Drought Crisis Deepens | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:30
England’s third major drought in five years is hitting hard, with reservoirs dangerously low and farmers already using winter feed to cope. While rain helped harvest crops, scorching heat worsened livestock disease and stressed ecosystems that take years to recover. Water companies are urged to cut leaks and reduce usage as demand spiked 30% on hot days — and rainfall hasn’t kept up. Forecast? Mix...
England’s New Visitor Tax Sparks Debate | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:28
England’s rolling out a new visitor levy on overnight stays, giving regional mayors control over how funds are spent locally — a bold step toward devolution aimed at shifting power away from London. While officials say it’ll be a modest tax (possibly capped at 5% in London) and reinvested in communities, tourism groups warn it could hike costs for everyone, especially Brits on staycations, and thr...
Man Arrested in July Shooting Death | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:21
A man in his fifties is now in custody over a fatal shooting in Dún Laoghaire that occurred on a Sunday morning in July, killing 39-year-old Mark Cullen. Police arrested him under the Criminal Justice Act, allowing up to seven days of detention for further investigation. This follows an earlier arrest of a man in his thirties, who was later released without charges — though prosecutors are still r...
Arrest in Patrician Park Shooting Case | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:10
A shocking tragedy at Patrician Park in July claimed the life of 39-year-old Mark Cullen, and now, a major breakthrough: authorities have arrested a man in his forties in connection with the incident. The arrest brings renewed hope to the grieving community as detectives continue their investigation, holding the suspect at a Dublin garda station while emphasizing that the case remains open and act...
TG4 All-Star Nominations Revealed | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:36
Galway dominate the 2026 TG4 All-Star Awards nominations with 14 players, led by their Brendan Martin Cup triumph, while Kerry follow closely with 12. Armagh, who fell to Galway in the semis, earn six nods including standout goalkeeper Brianna Mathers and the Mackin sisters—Blaithín and Aimee—both making the list. This recognition spotlights top-tier talent across the league, as the final All-Star...
RNLI Volunteers Told to Stay Low | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:41
RNLI volunteers are being told to go low-profile—no branded gear in public—as protests escalate against the lifesaving charity. After footage showed volunteers facing abuse for safely bringing a dinghy ashore, and protesters storming their Poole college, the RNLI is prioritizing staff safety with enhanced security and clear guidance: ditch the uniform if needed, report incidents, and even shut dow...
Harry Styles to Play Dublin | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:29
Harry Styles is bringing his “Love On Tour” to Dublin next year, with electrifying shows at Croke Park on August 18th and 20th — and Baby Rose is joining as support. This global tour is already packed with dates across the US and Europe, culminating in London. In a bold move for fan fairness, Harry’s team is ditching dynamic and platinum pricing, promising greater transparency. Ticket prices for C...
Ella Langley Dominates CMA Nominations | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:23
Ella Langley is dominating the Country Music Association Awards with nine nominations, led by her chart-topping hit Choosin Texas, which earned her a shot at Single of the Year and Entertainer of the Year. Already a trailblazer for being the only woman to top three major Billboard charts simultaneously with that song, she’s also carrying momentum from sweeping last year’s ACM Awards. Behind her st...
Neurologist Struck Off After Fatal Oversight | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:36
A neurologist stripped of his license is facing intense scrutiny after a damning review revealed he routinely made hasty, unconfirmed diagnoses, ignored changing symptoms, and left families devastated by lack of clarity during their loved ones’ final years. In 69 out of an estimated 3,300 patients who died under his care, patterns emerged: dismissive behavior, chaotic clinics, fleeting appointment...
Rockstar Union Dispute Heats Up | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:43
Twenty-three former Rockstar North employees are suing the studio over unfair dismissal, claiming they were targeted for union involvement — but Rockstar insists it was about leaking confidential info on a Discord server. As GTA VI’s release looms and pre-orders hit hundreds of millions, the legal battle heats up in Glasgow, with workers rallying outside court to share their devastation — while Ta...
St Columba's School Faces Closure | Belfast News 10.09.2026 1:27
St. Columba’s Primary School, a beloved Catholic institution in Newbuildings with a 70-year legacy, faces closure due to plummeting enrollment and unsustainable finances — a heartbreaking end for a community cornerstone that has long united families across faiths in this traditionally Protestant village. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advert...
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