
Conor Coyle
Reporter at The Irish News
🗞️ News Reporter @irish_news Formerly of @BelfastLive & @we_are_tyrone 🏐 Part time point kicker @EastBelfastGAA 📧 [email protected] & DMs open
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3 days ago |
msn.com | Conor Coyle
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3 days ago |
irishnews.com | Conor Coyle
A public address system installed at Grand Central Station in Belfast which has been “rarely used” since it opened last year has cost the public purse more than £700,000. The £340 million station fully opened in October 2024 and now operates as the central transport hub of bus and rail services in the north. The PA system is generally only used to announce delays to departures from the station and safety announcements.
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3 days ago |
irishnews.com | Conor Coyle
Infrastructure minister Liz Kimmins has launched a new transport strategy for 2035 which contains no mention of the A5 road project. On Tuesday the minister was not available to speak to the Irish News about her department’s loss in the legal challenge brought by the Alternative A5 Alliance the previous day.
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4 days ago |
irishnews.com | Conor Coyle
Four Stormont MLAs and two local councillors travelled to the US for a ten-day trip as part of the American Council of Young Political Leaders programme earlier this month. Two Sinn Féin MLAs and one each from the SDLP and the DUP made the trip, which was paid for partly by the Northern Ireland Assembly Commission and partly by the ACYLP, funded by the US State Department.
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4 days ago |
irishnews.com | Conor Coyle
Fourteen months ago, with Stormont restored after a two-year absence following the DUP pulling out of the institutions, hopes were high of progress on the delayed A5 road scheme. First agreed in 2007, the new dual carriageway scheme was hailed as a game-changer for those in the north-west of the island at a cost of £560million.
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