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What to Know About the Northern Ireland Riots as Petrol Bomb-Filled Chaos Spills Into Third Night

For the third night in a row, riots rocked the town of Ballymena in Northern Ireland on Wednesday, lasting into the early hours of Thursday morning.

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Petrol bombs thrown at police during fifth night of Northern Ireland disorder

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Hatchet thrown at police during third night of "unacceptable" disorder in Northern Ireland

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Anti-Migrant Rioters in Northern Ireland Set Homes, and Then a Refuge Site, Ablaze

For days, violence has broken out in several communities in Northern Ireland, including a spate of arson attacks that have targeted the homes of immigrants after an alleged sexual assault in Clonavon...

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Third night of anti-immigrant violence hits Northern Ireland town

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Unrest breaks out in Northern Ireland for the third consecutive night

Racist attacks inflame Northern Ireland’s divisions

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‘Locals live here’: racist attacks inflame Northern Ireland’s divisions

Racially motivated attacks have overtaken sectarian attacks in the region, where entrenched divisions remain between Catholic nationalist and Protestant unionist communities still scarred by the thre...

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Northern Ireland leisure centre hosting immigrants attacked on third night of violence

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Northern Ireland town is engulfed in racist riots for a third day

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Fire at leisure centre as Northern Ireland violence erupts for third night

Officials have described the violence as racially-motivated, with Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson calling it "racist thuggery targeted at ethnic minorities and police officers".

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Northern Ireland hit by fourth night of clashes

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Northern Ireland burns for a third night, police unleash water cannon

BBC announces Mount Stewart in Northern Ireland as the main location for Winterwatch 2026

Winterwatch 2026 will be setting up home at the National Trust’s Mount Stewart in County Down to celebrate the wildlife and wonder of the winter season

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'Week of shame' in Northern Ireland as disorder continues

Police have come under attack for a fifth consecutive night in Northern Ireland, in what has been dubbed a "week of shame" for the region.

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PSNI appeal for identification of four people after Northern Ireland's fourth night of violence

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) condemned last night's fourth consecutive night of disorder in Northern Ireland, which has resulted in more injured officers, as well as more arrests. In a statement on Friday morning, June 13, the PSNI said there was "significant disorder and violence" in Portadown, Co Armagh on Thursday night.

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Northern Ireland’s international health workers left ‘frightened and vulnerable’ by days of racist violence

Mike Nesbitt said the health service would collapse without the support of international workers, including 1,700 nurses recruited since 2016.

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Northern Ireland striker predicts Isaac Price 'will be the closest one to catch' David Healy's goalscoring record

Northern Ireland striker Josh Magennis has hailed Isaac Price’s “astonishing” international goalscoring record and predicts the West Brom star could come closest to surpassing David Healy’s tally.

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"Rioting and disorder" in Ballymena, Northern Ireland sees "hate-fueled acts" reportedly targeting foreigners

Northern Ireland police say violence in the town of Ballymena, reportedly fueled by racial tension, have left 32 officers injured.

Filipinos flee Northern Irish home after night of 'racist thuggery'

STORY: Hundreds of rioters have attacked police and set homes and cars on fire in Northern Ireland for a third successive night, in what police have been describing as “racist thuggery”.The epicenter of the disorder is in Ballymena,