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Dup Submits Motion Of No Confidence In Psni Chief Simon Byrne
Ireland

DUP submits motion of no confidence in PSNI chief Simon Byrne
Psni Chief Facing Potential Confidence Votes From Officers And Civilian Staff
Ireland

PSNI chief facing potential confidence votes from officers and civilian staff
Psni Chief Constable Says He's Not Resigning After Lengthy Policing Board Meeting
Ireland

PSNI chief constable says he's not resigning after lengthy Policing Board meeting
Time For Change At Top Of Psni, Says Donaldson
Ireland

Time for change at top of PSNI, says Donaldson
Under-Pressure Psni Chief Faces Another Crunch Meeting With Oversight Body
Ireland

Under-pressure PSNI chief faces another crunch meeting with oversight body
Sinn Féin Did Not Threaten To Withdraw Support For Policing – Kelly
Ireland

Sinn Féin did not threaten to withdraw support for policing – Kelly
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Psni Chief Constable Has No Option But To Resign After Court Ruling, Insists Dup
Ireland

PSNI chief constable has no option but to resign after court ruling, insists DUP
Officers Involved In Arrest At Troubles Commemoration Will Not Face Prosecution
Ireland

Officers involved in arrest at Troubles commemoration will not face prosecution
Police Officers At Troubles Commemoration ‘Did Not Intend To Cause Offence’
Ireland

Police officers at Troubles commemoration ‘did not intend to cause offence’
Nationalist Crisis Of Confidence In Psni After Memorial Arrest Row, O’neill Says
Ireland

Nationalist crisis of confidence in PSNI after memorial arrest row, O’Neill says
Psni Chief Vows Not To Quit Amid Arrest Controversy
Ireland

PSNI chief vows not to quit amid arrest controversy
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Officer Suspended After Troubles Memorial Arrest
Ireland

Officer suspended after Troubles memorial arrest
Police And Politicians Call For Calm After Troubles Memorial Arrest
Ireland

Police and politicians call for calm after Troubles memorial arrest
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