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    Rory McIlroy won the US Open golf tournament, making him the youngest winner of that tournament this century. His victory was celebrated across Northern Ireland and especially at his home club in Holywood, Co Down. Meanwhile, a security alert in Coalisland, Co Tyrone led to the evacuation of local residents from their homes overnight.

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    Rory McIlroy won the US Open golf tournament, making him the youngest winner of that tournament this century. His victory was celebrated across Northern Ireland and especially at his home club in Holywood, Co Down. Meanwhile, a security alert in Coalisland, Co Tyrone led to the evacuation of local residents from their homes overnight.

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    Price: 72p (IR 1.

    05 EURO) Monday,

    June 20, 2011

    The pride of

    Northern Ireland

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    Since 1737

    Saintfield hosts 66th annual show


    PAGES 16&17

    Field Marshal wins title at Newcastle


    PAGE 20

    Ulster celebrates McIlroy victory


    BY BEN LOWRY
    b.lowry@newsletter.co.uk

    Alert sparks evacuation


    A NUMBER of families were evacuated in the Co Tyrone town of Coalisland last night during a security alert. Army technical officers were called to the Maple Brook Hill area. The alert began at around 6.30pm. Residents were evacuated from their homes. Last night a police spokesperson said at around 11.40pm residents were free to return to their homes.

    Medals for Royal Irish


    ROYAL Irish Regiment troops recently returned from Afghanistan were presented with their campaign medals by the Duke of York on Saturday. Thousands of family members, friends and wellwishers braved stormy weather to see the regiments colonel-in-chief perform the ceremony at their Ternhill base in Shropshire. Around 1,200 people looked on as more than 400 soldiers marched to the parade square. Among those present at the event was secretary of state Owen Paterson. See page 7

    CELEBRATIONS erupted across Northern Ireland after local golfer Rory McIlroy pulled off one of the greatest victories in the history of the sport by becoming the youngest winner of the US Open this century. His astonishing triumph comes one year after fellow Ulster player Graeme McDowell picked up the same trophy, the first time in 90 years that two non-American players from the same country won back-to-back victories in the tournament making last nights win one of the biggest ever for Northern Ireland sport. And the biggest cheers for Rory were at Holywood Golf Club in Co Down where he learned to play. See page 3, Total Golf and Sport

    Highest fuel costs in NI


    MOTORISTS in Northern Ireland continue to face the highest insurance and fuel costs anywhere in the UK, according to a major consumer watchdog. The Consumer Council reports that motorists here pay an average of 282 more for car insurance compared to other regions, while a tank of petrol or diesel costs over 9 more than this time last year. See page 6

    CARRICKFERGUS ARMED FORCES DAY 25th JUNE 201 1


    12pm - 6pm Carrickfergus Harbour, Harbour Car Park & Carrickfergus Castle Admission free

    To find out more visit: www.carrickfergus.org

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