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COURTROOM: BALLYMENA COURT 1 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Coleraine COURTROOM: BALLYMENA COURT 1 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Coleraine Criminal TUESDAY Coleraine FPC WEDNESDAY Limavady Criminal THURSDAY Coleraine Criminal FRIDAY Coleraine Departmental SECOND WEEK MONDAY Coleraine Criminal TUESDAY Coleraine FPC WEDNESDAY Limavady Criminal THURSDAY Coleraine Domestic & Youth FRIDAY Coleraine Criminal THIRD WEEK MONDAY Coleraine Criminal TUESDAY Coleraine FPC WEDNESDAY Limavady Departmental THURSDAY Coleraine Criminal FRIDAY Coleraine Criminal FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Coleraine Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Limavady Criminal THURSDAY Coleraine Youth FRIDAY Coleraine Criminal FIFTH WEEK MONDAY Coleraine Criminal TUESDAY Coleraine Criminal Contests WEDNESDAY Limavady Criminal THURSDAY FRIDAY Coleraine Criminal COURTROOM: BALLYMENA COURT 21 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Antrim Departmental TUESDAY Antrim Criminal WEDNESDAY Ballymena Domestic & Youth THURSDAY Ballymena Criminal FRIDAY Ballymena FPC SECOND WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Antrim Criminal WEDNESDAY Antrim FPC THURSDAY Ballymena Criminal FRIDAY Ballymena FPC THIRD WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Antrim Criminal WEDNESDAY Antrim Domestic & Youth THURSDAY Ballymena Criminal FRIDAY Ballymena FPC FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Ballymena Criminal Contests TUESDAY Antrim Criminal WEDNESDAY Ballymena Departmental THURSDAY Ballymena Criminal FRIDAY Antrim FPC FIFTH WEEK MONDAY Antrim Criminal Contests TUESDAY Antrim Criminal WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Ballymena Criminal FRIDAY Ballymena FPC 1 With effect from Monday 22 February 2021. This business have moved from Antrim Court 2. COURTROOM: NEWTOWNARDS COURT 1 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Ards FPC TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Ards FPC THURSDAY Ards FPC FRIDAY SECOND WEEK MONDAY Ards FPC TUESDAY Ards Youth WEDNESDAY Ards FPC THURSDAY FRIDAY THIRD WEEK MONDAY Ards FPC TUESDAY Downpatrick Youth Court @ Ards WEDNESDAY Ards FPC THURSDAY Ards FPC FRIDAY FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Ards FPC TUESDAY Ards Youth WEDNESDAY Ards FPC THURSDAY Ards FPC FRIDAY FIFTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY COURTROOM: NEWTOWNARDS COURT 2 FIRST WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Ards Criminal WEDNESDAY Ards Criminal THURSDAY Ards Criminal FRIDAY Ards Criminal SECOND WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Ards Criminal WEDNESDAY Ards Criminal THURSDAY Ards Criminal FRIDAY Ards Criminal THIRD WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Ards Criminal WEDNESDAY Ards Criminal THURSDAY Ards Criminal FRIDAY Ards Departmental FOURTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Ards Criminal WEDNESDAY Ards Criminal THURSDAY Ards Criminal FRIDAY Ards Domestic FIFTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Ards Criminal WEDNESDAY Ards Criminal THURSDAY Ards Criminal FRIDAY Ards Criminal COURTROOM: DOWNPATRICK COURT 2 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Downpatrick Departmental & Domestic TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Downpatrick Criminal FRIDAY SECOND WEEK MONDAY Downpatrick Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Downpatrick Criminal FRIDAY THIRD WEEK MONDAY Downpatrick Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Downpatrick Criminal FRIDAY FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Downpatrick Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Downpatrick Criminal FRIDAY FIFTH WEEK MONDAY Downpatrick Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Downpatrick Criminal FRIDAY COURTROOM: LONDONDERRY COURT 2 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Criminal Contests THURSDAY Criminal FRIDAY Criminal Contests & Sentencing SECOND WEEK MONDAY Criminal TUESDAY Criminal Contests WEDNESDAY Criminal Contests THURSDAY Criminal FRIDAY Criminal Contests & Sentencing THIRD WEEK MONDAY Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Criminal THURSDAY Departmental FRIDAY Criminal Contests & Sentencing FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Criminal TUESDAY Criminal WEDNESDAY Criminal Contests THURSDAY Criminal FRIDAY Criminal Contests & Sentencing FIFTH WEEK MONDAY Criminal TUESDAY Criminal Contests WEDNESDAY Criminal Contests THURSDAY Criminal FRIDAY Criminal Contests & Sentencing COURTROOM: LONDONDERRY COURT 3 FIRST WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY L’Derry Youth WEDNESDAY Magherafelt Criminal THURSDAY L’Derry FPC FRIDAY L’Derry FPC SECOND WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Magherafelt Criminal THURSDAY L’Derry FPC FRIDAY L’Derry FPC THIRD WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY L’Derry Youth WEDNESDAY Magherafelt Criminal THURSDAY L’Derry FPC FRIDAY L’Derry FPC FOURTH WEEK MONDAY L’Derry Domestic TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Magherafelt Domestic (& Departmental) THURSDAY L’Derry FPC FRIDAY L’Derry FPC FIFTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY L’Derry FPC FRIDAY L’Derry FPC COURTROOM: OMAGH COURT 2 FIRST WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Omagh Criminal WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Strabane Criminal FRIDAY Strabane Criminal SECOND WEEK MONDAY Omagh Domestic & Youth TUESDAY Omagh Criminal WEDNESDAY Omagh Criminal Contests2 THURSDAY Strabane Departmental FRIDAY Strabane Criminal Contests THIRD WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Omagh Criminal WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Strabane Criminal FRIDAY Strabane Domestic & Youth FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Omagh Youth / Departmental TUESDAY Omagh Criminal WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Strabane Criminal FRIDAY Strabane Criminal Contests FIFTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Omagh Criminal WEDNESDAY Strabane Criminal THURSDAY Strabane Criminal FRIDAY Omagh Criminal Contests3 2 Moved from 2nd Thursday. 3 Moved from 5th Thursday. COURTROOM: DUNGANNON COURT 3 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Dungannon Criminal Contests TUESDAY Dungannon FPC & Youth (incl Magherafelt Youth) WEDNESDAY Dungannon Criminal THURSDAY Omagh FPC FRIDAY Dungannon Criminal SECOND WEEK MONDAY Dungannon Departmental TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Dungannon Criminal THURSDAY Dungannon FPC FRIDAY Dungannon Criminal THIRD WEEK MONDAY Dungannon Criminal Contests TUESDAY Dungannon Domestic & Youth (incl Magherafelt Youth) WEDNESDAY Dungannon Criminal THURSDAY Omagh FPC FRIDAY Dungannon Criminal FOURTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Dungannon FPC WEDNESDAY Dungannon Criminal THURSDAY Omagh FPC FRIDAY Dungannon Criminal FIFTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Dungannon Criminal WEDNESDAY Dungannon Criminal THURSDAY Dungannon FPC FRIDAY Dungannon Criminal COURTROOM: ENNISKILLEN COURT 2 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Enniskillen Criminal TUESDAY Enniskillen Criminal Contests WEDNESDAY Enniskillen Criminal THURSDAY FRIDAY SECOND WEEK MONDAY Enniskillen Criminal TUESDAY Enniskillen Youth WEDNESDAY Enniskillen Departmental THURSDAY FRIDAY THIRD WEEK MONDAY Enniskillen Criminal TUESDAY Enniskillen Domestic WEDNESDAY Enniskillen Criminal THURSDAY FRIDAY FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Enniskillen Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Enniskillen Youth THURSDAY FRIDAY FIFTH WEEK MONDAY Enniskillen Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY COURTROOM: LISBURN COURT 1 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Lisburn Criminal TUESDAY Lisburn Domestic WEDNESDAY Lisburn FPC THURSDAY Lisburn Criminal FRIDAY Lisburn Youth SECOND WEEK MONDAY Lisburn Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Lisburn FPC THURSDAY Lisburn Criminal FRIDAY Lisburn Criminal THIRD WEEK MONDAY Lisburn Criminal TUESDAY Lisburn Departmental WEDNESDAY Lisburn FPC THURSDAY Lisburn Criminal FRIDAY Lisburn Youth FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Lisburn Criminal TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Lisburn FPC THURSDAY Lisburn Criminal FRIDAY Lisburn Criminal FIFTH WEEK MONDAY Lisburn Criminal TUESDAY Lisburn Criminal WEDNESDAY Lisburn FPC THURSDAY Lisburn Criminal FRIDAY COURTROOM: CRAIGAVON COURT 3 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Craigavon Domestic TUESDAY Craigavon Departmental WEDNESDAY Craigavon Criminal THURSDAY Craigavon FPC FRIDAY Craigavon Criminal SECOND WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Craigavon Youth (incl Armagh Youth) WEDNESDAY Craigavon Criminal THURSDAY FRIDAY Craigavon Criminal THIRD WEEK MONDAY Craigavon Criminal Contests TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Craigavon Criminal THURSDAY Craigavon FPC FRIDAY Craigavon Criminal FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Craigavon FPC TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Craigavon Criminal THURSDAY Craigavon FPC & Youth (incl Armagh Youth) FRIDAY Craigavon Criminal FIFTH WEEK MONDAY Craigavon Criminal Contests TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Craigavon Criminal THURSDAY FRIDAY Craigavon Criminal COURTROOM: NEWRY COURT 3 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Armagh & Banbridge Departmental & Armagh Domestic TUESDAY Armagh Criminal WEDNESDAY Newry Criminal THURSDAY Banbridge Criminal FRIDAY Newry & Banbridge Domestic & Youth SECOND WEEK MONDAY Newry Criminal TUESDAY Armagh Criminal WEDNESDAY Newry Criminal THURSDAY Banbridge Criminal FRIDAY Newry Criminal Contests THIRD WEEK MONDAY Newry Departmental TUESDAY Armagh Criminal WEDNESDAY Newry Criminal THURSDAY Banbridge Criminal FRIDAY Newry & Banbridge Domestic & Youth FOURTH WEEK MONDAY Newry Criminal TUESDAY Armagh Criminal WEDNESDAY Newry Criminal THURSDAY Banbridge Criminal FRIDAY Newry Criminal Contests FIFTH WEEK MONDAY Newry Criminal TUESDAY Armagh Criminal WEDNESDAY Newry Criminal THURSDAY Newry Criminal Contests FRIDAY Newry Criminal Contests COURTROOM: NEWRY COURT 4 FIRST WEEK MONDAY Newry FPC TUESDAY Newry FPC WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SECOND WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Newry FPC WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY THIRD WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Newry FPC WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY FOURTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Newry FPC WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY FIFTH WEEK MONDAY TUESDAY Newry FPC WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY LAGANSIDE COURTS Court 6 Daily V/L @ 9.15 am Monday & Friday Youth Tuesday Departmental Wednesday Criminal Contests Thursday Substance Misuse Court Court 7 Daily Criminal Contests4 Court 8 Monday Family Proceedings Tuesday, Thursday Court & Friday Wednesday Domestic Proceedings Court 9 Daily Plea & Sentence Court Summons Court Court 10 Daily Custody Court 4 Additional Contest Court with effect from 30 November 2020 .
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