The first person to receive the coronavirus vaccine in Northern Ireland was a nurse who will play a key role in the vaccination programme at the country's main hospital. Joanna Sloan, 28, is sister in charge of Covid vaccination for the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, Northern Ireland's largest.
A DUP MLA has challenged gaelic games leaders to take decisive action on the glorification of terrorism in their sports after a video emerged which appeared to show some camogie players chanting support for the IRA. Upper Bann MLA Jonathan Buckley said the incident, which he said followed the Armagh camogie team's victory in the Junior All-Ireland championship on Saturday, was "another inexcusable example of IRA glorification within gaelic games".
And we tell how a local National Lottery millionaire has given away half her fortune to change lives. Frances Connolly scooped £114.9million on the lottery in January 2019 and set about using the money to help those in need, inspired by the generosity of her late mother.
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The first person to receive the vaccine in Northern Ireland was a nurse who will play a key role in the vaccination programme at the country's main hospital.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock sobbed on live television programme Good Morning Britain as people all over the United Kingdom were amongst the first in the world to receive a Covid-19 made by Pfizer.
An Anglican cleric who was doubly bereaved by the IRA has described a sense of anger and betrayal after learning the Archbishop of Canterbury has hosted secret talks about handling unsolved Troubles murders.
Boris Johnson will travel to Brussels for talks with Europe's top official in a late bid to break the deadlock in negotiations on a post-Brexit trade deal.
Michael Dunlop will have to wait until 2022 for the chance to add to his haul of 19 Isle of Man TT wins around the Mountain Course after the cancellation of the event for the second year running.
Portadown manager Matthew Tipton is hoping weekend 'foundations' can provide a pathway to future points ahead of tonight's derby date at Dungannon Swifts.
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