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Priest Injured in Northern Ireland Church Attack Amid Murder Investigation

Priest Injured in Northern Ireland Church Attack Amid Murder Investigation

Police confirm serious but stable condition of victim
A priest in Northern Ireland is in serious but stable condition after being injured during a violent incident inside a church.

Authorities have confirmed that the attack occurred as part of a wider investigation into a local murder case, with police appealing for witnesses and community cooperation.
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