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The family of a man who died after being stabbed in Belfast have appealed for information on the 20th anniversary of the attack.
Damien Duffy was stabbed during a confrontation between two groups of people after leaving a bar on the Stewartstown Road on 20 May 2001.
The 18-year-old died of his injuries in a London hospital two weeks later.
His mother Geraldine Duffy said she still can t get to grips with it as every day goes on and on . It s all just like it was yesterday - he d only turned 18 in January and he was stabbed in May, she said.
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image captionLisa Dorrian, a 25-year-old shop assistant from Bangor, County Down, went missing in February 2005
Police are continuing to search for the body of County Down woman Lisa Dorrian who went missing in 2005, the detective leading the investigation has said.
Ms Dorrian was 25 when she disappeared after attending a party at a caravan park in the seaside village of Ballyhalbert, County Down.
Police are conducting searches in ponds at the Clay Pits in Ballyhalbert.
A former World War Two airfield near the caravan park where Lisa was last seen alive is also being searched.