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Bullets, Boots and Bandages

A series telling the real stories of how wars have been won and lost throughout history. This clip describes what hygiene was really like in the trenches. Look out for the item made in belfast!

Northern Ireland News

  1. Martin O'Hagan Jail for O'Hagan murder accused
  2. Ulster Bank Ulster Bank staff reject pay-off
  3. Keith Earls Earls forced out of Ireland team

Foyle and West Headlines

Northern Ireland Sport

  1. Keith Earls Earls forced out of Ireland team
  2. Belfast light-flyweight Paddy Barnes Barnes fights key Dublin contest
  3. Armagh manager Paddy O'Rourke Five debutants in Armagh line-up

More Top Stories

NI Weather

Friday day weather

Sunny Intervals
  • Sunny Intervals
  • Max: 4°C
  • Min: 2°C
  • Wind: SSW 9mph

Saturday day weather

Sleet
  • Sleet
  • Max: 8°C
  • Min: 2°C
  • Wind: SSW 17mph

Sunday day weather

White Cloud
  • White Cloud
  • Max: 8°C
  • Min: 5°C
  • Wind: WSW 6mph

Traffic & Travel

Latest Incident

A29 Armagh

Closed both ways due to resurfacing work between B31 and B3, in Killeen

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In Pictures

Strangford Lough

Strangford Life

Photography exhibition celebrates the wildlife, landscape and people of Strangford Lough.

Tickets

This image of musical notes takes you to information on BBCNI's autumn concert season

Radio 3 Concert

Be part of the audience and enjoy the sounds of the Ulster Orchestra.

Radio Ulster

Image of The Brilliant Things with Alan Simpson

Better Than Good

Watch The Brilliant Things perform a live set on the Alan Simpson Show.

Newsbeat

Image of Odd box presenter Dominic Byrne

Odd Box

A Lego man launched into space, the sport of ice golf and a snorting Prime Minister.

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