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City of Armagh head coach Chris Parker. (City of Armagh)

AIL fortress form goal across City of Armagh's Palace fixture run

Northern Ireland building-services contractor Kane Group has announced the appointment of eight new directors in the business. Pictured is Kane senior leadership team Jonathan Moore, design director; Suzanne Devlin, director of people and culture, Niall Moane, technical and compliance director, James Murray, design director, Cathal McMullan, managing director, Martin McMullan, director, Shane McCarron, commercial director, Áine McEvoy, finance director, Cathal Moane, operations director and Daniel O’Rourke, bid director

NI contractor appoints eight new directors as £100m growth milestone reached

Ernest Walton was the son of a Methodist minister and his work was informed by strong Christian and pacifist principles

The son of a Methodist minister who helped 'split the atom'

Instonians' Bradley McNamara (right). (Photo by Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press)

AIL play-off pain for Ulster clubs across semi-finals

Instonians' player/coach Paul Pritchard. (Photo by Andrew McCarroll/ Pacemaker Press)

Special milestone for Instonians' Paul Pritchard ahead of 200th AIL appearance

City of Armagh host leaders Old Wesley this afternoon

'Positives' for City of Armagh despite missing out on play-off spot: Parker

City of Armagh’s Thomas Dougan. (Photo by Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press)

AIL 'three from three' target for City of Armagh

Instonians' Ali Burke will play a key role in this weekend's AIL programme. (Photo by Andrew McCarroll/Pacemaker Press)a

Instonians out to bounce back but no need for AIL ‘major surgery’

Ulster's Callum Reid is set for AIL play this weekend with Instonians. (Photo by Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press)

Ulster double boost as Instonians' plan 'about enjoying it now' for closing push

The Supreme Court recently ruled that a Christian-focused religious education syllabus was unlawful

Ian Ellis: Communicating religious faith to children isn’t indoctrination

Instonians host Highfield at Shaw’s Bridge in Division 1B

Instonians want to bounce back from loss at Trinity: Paul Pritchard

Morning View

Editorial: A shameful anti Israeli step by Trinity College, Dublin

Queen's Ben McFarlane (pictured) converted a Josh Stevens try in the 33-14 win over Trinity at the Dub. (Photo by David Maginnis/Pacemaker Press)

Queen's come out on top in battle of Ireland's oldest clubs

Tom Brigg on the attack for Queen's against Barnhall at the Dub last year. (Photo by Pacemaker Press)

Queen's and Trinity clash in battle of Ireland's oldest clubs

Ulster prop Eric O'Sullivan

Leinster will be 'stacked' with 'quality individuals' says Eric O'Sullivan

Trinity Leigh Simpson

Increasing concern for missing Trinity Leigh Simpson last seen in east Belfast
There is increasing concern for missing 17-year-old Trinity Leigh Simpson.
Gemma Murray

Missing Trinity

Appeal for missing 16-year-old with red hair who was last seen on April 5

Ballynahinch will take on Shannon in a big game in AIL Division 1A

Hinch seeking five points in crunch Division 1A clash at Shannon

Armagh coach Chris Parker is preparing his side for a first-ever trip to Tom Clifford Park to face Young Munster

Crunch games for City of Armagh and Ballynahinch in AIL

Aaron Sexton on show for Ulster. (Photo by Darren Stewart/Gallo Images/Getty Images)

Adam Craig’s Ballynahinch in search of AIL away-day gains

Rev Dr William Morton

Introducing ourselves to the great music maker of the Trinity

Anne-marie and Rachel in the mountains.

UK mum shares how she jets off on 48-hour holidays for £16

Gregory Campbell said a united Ireland would be an economic dreamland

Spiralling rents and living costs show folly of united Ireland: MP Gregory Campb...

Sir Edward Carson speaking in January 1913

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Carson severs ties with Trinity to stand for Duncairn

The letter-writer calls for ‘informed debate across the sectarian divide’

Letter: We need diversity of opinion or we’re stuck in mental ghettoes

Hilary McIlreavy takes part in the virtual road trip around Northern Ireland’s six Presbyterian care homes

Residents walk and cycle on fundraising virtual 230-mile tour of six NI care hom...

Alumni and supporters of the Fields of Life schools in Uganda laugh with Rev Willie Nixon, centre right, and Keith Mutabazi, in the red sweater, at Drumbeg church hall on their recent visit to Northern Ireland. Pic by Ben Lowry

Ugandan ex pupils visit NI to thank those who helped provide their schooling
Former pupils of schools built in Africa by a charity that is based in Northern Ireland have visited the Province.
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Alex McKinley

Farmer killed by bull laid to rest

Belfast Harlequins' Mark Glover pushes forward against Ballymena's Chris Cundell

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Ballymena coach Andy Graham

Ballymena face tough test against Dolphin in Division 1B

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