Young girl dies in tragic farming accident

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News   What's On   Lifestyle              May 14, 2020                 Young girl dies in tragic farming accident           A young girl has died in a farming accident in Co Donegal.                 Mother speaks out in disgust at 'sectarian' attack on 15-year-old boy in loyalist north Belfast   A mother has spoken of her disgust at what she believes was a sectarian attack on her 15-year-old son.           Sammy Wilson criticises Stormont's recovery plan for Covid-19, saying it has proved almost impossible to relax lockdown   People across the UK and in Northern Ireland will be disappointed at the message sent by Westminster and Stormont on lockdown, Sammy Wilson says today.               These are the top 10 highest earning musicians in the UK - from Ed Sheeran to Dua Lipa   Becoming successful in the music industry is a tough order, with new artists constantly trying to break into the charts       Immerse in Northern Ireland's giant spirit from your armchair   Tourism Northern Ireland has curated a list of marvellous virtual tours to inspire creativity, wellness and virtual exploration, allowing you to embrace NI's giant adventures from the comfort of your home.                             Health and wellbeing of participants is 'the most important aspect' of any return says Irish FA           The Irish Football Association has said the most important aspect of any plans to return to training and competitive fixtures is the &quote;health and wellbeing of participants&quote;.                   Retro Rewind: Alastair Seeley's maiden North West 200 victory 12 years ago was start of something special   When Alastair Seeley clinched his first victory at the North West 200 back in 2008, he could hardly have imagined he would go on to win 23 more times around the famous 8.9-mile Triangle course.       Coleraine chairman Colin McKendry urges clubs to be united in their decision making   Coleraine chairman Colin McKendry has called on Irish League clubs to be united in their decision making regarding the future of the current league campaign.                     View more news

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