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The Latest Breaking News from Randalstown

12th July pardes: Full list of demonstrations in Co Antrim

Seven of the 18 parades will take place in Co Antrim

Belfast Live

Twelfth of July 2023: Full list of parades and demonstrations taking place across Northern Ireland

18 venues in Northern Ireland will be playing host to processions to mark the 333rd anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne

Belfast Live

Antrim Club Championship draws 2023: Hurling rivals kept apart as pairings revealed

Dunloy avoid rivals Loughgiel and Cushendall while football champions Cargin pitted against West Belfast sides Rossa and St John's and neighbours Randalstown Group One

Belfast Live

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Man charged with 1990 bombing in Northern Ireland went on the run, court hears

Eamonn Christopher O’Boyle, 53, who faces two charges in connection with the blast in Randalstown, was arrested at Belfast International Airport.

The Independent UK

Molly McKenna makes history with World Championship victory

Randalstown gymnast secures Double Mini Trampoline crown to complete successful year

Belfast Live

Family's heartbreak as 19 day search for missing support dog ends in tragedy

The Bonnes family, from Randalstown, Northern Ireland, spent 19 days searching for their autism support dog, Rua, before her remains were finally found bringing their huge search operation to an end

Daily Mirror

Randalstown teen claims Donington double to extend championship lead

James McManus starred once again at the weekend to flex his muscle at the top of the British Junior Supersport championship

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Co Antrim’s answer to the High Line in New York opened

A former railway viaduct in Randalstown has been transformed into a community garden.

The Independent UK

How the Royal Horticultural Society is rewarding a community group in Randalstown with a new garden hub

Tidy Randalstown have received a £50,000 garden installation on the old viaduct which will bring communities together.

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