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Mark Lawson Talks To...

BAFTA-nominated Welsh comedian and actor Rob Brydon is Mark's guest. In this clip Rob reflects on his childhood sporting prowess.

Northern Ireland News

  1. Kainos logo Software company creates 80 jobs
  2. Car turned on its roof beside another car Man killed in two-car collision
  3. Harry Breen and Bob Buchanan were murdered by the IRA in 1989 File said officer 'helping IRA'

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Northern Ireland Sport

  1. Rory Best Ireland select Best to face Wales
  2. Rory McIlroy McIlroy one off Korea Open pace
  3. Jonny Evans Evans to miss NI Euro qualifiers

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  • Wind: W 25mph

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  • Max: 15°C
  • Min: 13°C
  • Wind: WSW 15mph

Traffic & Travel

Latest Incident

A4 Armagh

Narrow lanes on A4 Dungannon Road in both directions in Craigavon between the Cherryville Road junction and the Cloncore Road junction, because of junction improvements.

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Comedy

Diarmuid Corr

Sketchy Returns

A new series of stand-up and sketches with Diarmuid Corr.

TV

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Head to Head

Health Minister Edwin Poots and health union leader Patricia McKeown.

Radio Ulster

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Legendary Voices

Graham Nash and David Crosby tell Ralph McLean about singing in harmony.

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