- Keir Starmer and Michelle O'Neill are involved in the government addressing civil unrest in Northern Ireland.
- Rioting broke out in Northern Ireland, leading to chaos in Newtownabbey and an attack on a Department for Infrastructure depot.
The Department for Infrastructure, responsible for infrastructure management in Northern Ireland, commented on the removal of materials and bonfires following civil unrest.
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Updated Sep 15
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What happened
The Department for Infrastructure, responsible for infrastructure management in Northern Ireland, commented on the removal of materials and bonfires following civil unrest.
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The entities involved
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Northern Ireland
part of the United Kingdom situated on the island of Ireland
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Department for Infrastructure
Northern Ireland government department. Responsibilities include public roads, public transport (bus, rail & ferry), ports, rivers/flood control, and 'active travel' provision (cycling/walking).
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