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3 killed and 1 seriously wounded in Northern Ireland shooting
LONDON -- A shooting in Northern Ireland Police left two people dead and two others wounded, police said Wednesday. The Police Service of Northern Ireland said that there was no ongoing risk to the public from the shooting in Maguiresbridge, southwest of Belfast. There was no immediate word on a motive.
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A decision by organisers to exclude the four Stormont executive parties has led to a debate over which organisations should ...
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