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27 minutes ago
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"The dream has come true!": Cork shop where €250m Euromillions ticket was sold
This is the Cork shop where a €250m Euromillions ticket was sold. The record-breaking €250m winning Euromillions ticket was sold at Clifford's Centra, Shandon Street in Cork city, it has been confirmed this morning. The shop, at 91 Shandon Street, is located on the northside of the city. Shop owner Ted Clifford has said it is a "very exciting" day for his store, which has been in operation for 95 years on Shandon St in the northside of the city. The shop sold a €100,000 winning ticket on New Year's Eve to a local customer, a moment that he said must have "started our winning streak".
Belfast Telegraph
27 minutes ago
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‘They're full of s***e': Former soldier with MS found guilty of dealing drugs slams prosecution
Christopher Woodhouse & John Toner A former soldier with multiple sclerosis who avoided jail after admitting to drugs offences has described the prosecution as 'full of s***e'. Garry Gordon pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of cocaine, one count of possession of cannabis and a further count of being concerned in the supply of cannabis.
Belfast Telegraph
27 minutes ago
- Politics
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Bereaved relatives suing over alleged collusion in six loyalist killings to discuss potential settlement
Bereaved relatives suing over alleged security force collusion with loyalist paramilitary killers are to enter mediation in a bid to resolve their actions, the High Court has heard. Discussions aimed at reaching potential settlements were announced in cases related to six murders during the Troubles.
Belfast Telegraph
41 minutes ago
- Entertainment
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‘I knew it would be trailblazing': Co Armagh actor on new C4 comedy and getting to work with big names on screen
Ryan McParland opens up about his career and the 'wealth of talent' coming from NI as new comedy series airs That actor Ryan McParland says he's always 'been drawn to a challenge' is evident in his comprehensive, never reflective of being pigeonholed CV. Say Nothing, Derry Girls, Good Vibrations, Halo, Ballywalter, plus numerous stage appearances, the list goes on — and it continues to be a busy 2025 for the Mullaghbawn actor.
Belfast Telegraph
an hour ago
- Business
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One of NI's largest farm estates goes on sale for £9m
One of Northern Ireland's largest farm estates is going on the market for a combined value of £9m. The Eglinton Estate, a 1,075 acre farm in Co Londonderry, has been described as one of the most significant agricultural properties to go on sale in a generation.
