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Valley News - Local roundup: Lebanon High golf sustains first defeat

Valley News - Local roundup: Traendly wears hat for Rivendell

SHARON Harper Traendly’s hat trick, all in an eight-minute stretch, proved more than enough to lift the Rivendell Academy girls soccer team over host Sharon Academy, 6-0, on Tuesday afternoon.Traendly came off the bench early in the first half and.

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NI 100: High stakes and violence marked NI's first poll

BBC News By Luke Sproule image captionThe Northern Whig made its feelings clear on polling day When voters across Ireland went to the polls on 24 May 1921 to elect two new parliaments, the stakes were high and the atmosphere tense. The War of Independence was still raging and just weeks earlier the Government of Ireland Act had come into effect, creating two new entities - Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland - both with their own parliaments. In Northern Ireland the newspapers of the period reflected the tension. The language of the unionist papers was of fighting for the religious and civil liberty of Ulster and saving the new country from IRA violence, while nationalists were urged to strike a blow against the partition of Ireland.