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News   Troubles probe unit may only produce one or two prosecutions: Ford   Justice Minister David Ford has shocked an IRA victim by telling him the much-vaunted new Troubles investigation unit “might at best produce one or two prosecutions”. Read more St Mary’s teacher training college criticised for terrorists’ ‘tributes’ Read more DUP: We’ll still work with group linked to UDA Read more Autism pupils ‘waiting too long for assessment’ Read more Ian Paisley’s 55,000-volume library open to public Read more

Sport   Tori Hastings enjoing life as she settles into life at Queen’s   The west’s awake as far as local hockey is concerned as the resurgence of Rainey at various levels illustrates with the Magherafelt team currently enjoying their first season in Senior One and four players from the Endowed school named in the Ulster Under 16 squad. Read more EURO 2016 QUALIFIERS: ‘Proud’ Gareth McAuley determined to realise dream with Northern Ireland Read more EURO 2016 QUALIFIERS: Jamie Ward is ready to step up to the plate in the absence of Kyle Lafferty Read more New look Ulster Premiership gets underway Read more William Dunlop in Yamaha R1 switch with CD Racing Read more

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