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Conor Macauley

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  • Correspondent, RTÉ
Belfast, Northern Ireland
As seen in: RTÉ, BBC, NotiUlti, At Large with Toby Manhire, Behind the Ballot, Behind the Story, Movies are Magic
RTÉ Northern correspondent. Hillwalker; Armagh man; Favours broad view from the high ground. Suim sa Ghaeilge
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Devastation after NI homes set alight by bonfire embers

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By Conor Macauley Verified
| Behind the Story
Families whose homes were destroyed when burning embers from a Twelfth bonfire set them alight last night have spoken of their devastation. Two homes at Knockleigh Walk in Greenisland near Belfast were destroyed and two others in the terraced row badly damaged. Eighty-seven-year-old David Haighton has lived in the house for more than 50 years. He said things were made worse by a stiff breeze.
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Man dies after falling from Twelfth bonfire in Belfast

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By Conor Macauley Verified
| Behind the Story
Updated / Saturday, 11 Jul 2026 19:56 The man died after falling from the Eleventh Night bonfire in the Braniel estate in east Belfast A man in his 40s has died after falling from a Twelfth of July bonfire in Belfast. It happened in the Braniel Estate in the east of the city last night. The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service said it got a 999 call to the area of Farmhurst Green at 10.14pm. "NIAS despatched 1 emergency crew to the incident," a spokesperson said.
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Motorcyclist dies after collision with lorry in Co Armagh

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By Conor Macauley Verified
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Updated / Saturday, 11 Jul 2026 14:01 The motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene (Stock image) A man has died following a collision between a motorcycle and a lorry in Co Armagh. Police said they got a report around 11.40am yesterday morning of a collision near Markethill. It happened on the Coolmillish Road and fire service and ambulance crews attended. The motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. The road has now reopened.
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