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15/03/2010
Other NI News In Brief
Other NI News In Brief
Body Dissidents Suspects Held
As another two people, a man aged 38 and a 25-year-old woman were arrested in Armagh city on Sunday morning, two men arrested on Thursday in connection with the same operation have now been charged with possession of explosives. One of them has also been charged with possession of items likely to be of use to terrorists and both are expected to appear in court on Monday. Two men aged 24 and a 45-year-old woman who were arrested on Saturday were last night still being questioned by police. They were detained as part of the overall operation against suspected dissident republican activity in the Armagh area.
Robbers Shoot Victim
Two masked and armed robbers shot a man in Co Armagh at the weekend after they entered a house in the Gullion View area of Meigh. They demanded money from the man before shooting him twice in the legs. The men left empty-handed and are believed to have made off in a vehicle. It happened shortly before 9pmon Saturday, with the injured man taken to Daisy Hill hospital in Newry where he is said to be in a stable condition.
West Belfast Alerts
There were two security alerts in west Belfast at the weekend. One, on the Ballymurphy Road yesterday saw a number of homes evacuated and the road had been closed following the discovery of a suspicious object. It was later declared a hoax. That incident followed one at the Kennedy Centre in the Falls Road area which was evacuated on Saturday morning during an alert which was also later declared a hoax.
Roads Tragedies
Just weeks after police 'celebrated' the month of February passing without fatalities on NI roads, two women have died following separate road accidents - one in Northern Ireland and one in the Irish Republic. Angela McKee, who was 37 and from Lisburn, died after her car crashed on the Moira Road near Maghaberry at about 3.45pm on Saturday. Later, a Co Fermanagh woman in her 60s died after her car rolled forward and hit her near Belturbet in Co Cavan.
(BMcC/GK)
Body Dissidents Suspects Held
As another two people, a man aged 38 and a 25-year-old woman were arrested in Armagh city on Sunday morning, two men arrested on Thursday in connection with the same operation have now been charged with possession of explosives. One of them has also been charged with possession of items likely to be of use to terrorists and both are expected to appear in court on Monday. Two men aged 24 and a 45-year-old woman who were arrested on Saturday were last night still being questioned by police. They were detained as part of the overall operation against suspected dissident republican activity in the Armagh area.
Robbers Shoot Victim
Two masked and armed robbers shot a man in Co Armagh at the weekend after they entered a house in the Gullion View area of Meigh. They demanded money from the man before shooting him twice in the legs. The men left empty-handed and are believed to have made off in a vehicle. It happened shortly before 9pmon Saturday, with the injured man taken to Daisy Hill hospital in Newry where he is said to be in a stable condition.
West Belfast Alerts
There were two security alerts in west Belfast at the weekend. One, on the Ballymurphy Road yesterday saw a number of homes evacuated and the road had been closed following the discovery of a suspicious object. It was later declared a hoax. That incident followed one at the Kennedy Centre in the Falls Road area which was evacuated on Saturday morning during an alert which was also later declared a hoax.
Roads Tragedies
Just weeks after police 'celebrated' the month of February passing without fatalities on NI roads, two women have died following separate road accidents - one in Northern Ireland and one in the Irish Republic. Angela McKee, who was 37 and from Lisburn, died after her car crashed on the Moira Road near Maghaberry at about 3.45pm on Saturday. Later, a Co Fermanagh woman in her 60s died after her car rolled forward and hit her near Belturbet in Co Cavan.
(BMcC/GK)
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