More than £200,000 has been made from a vehicle and plant auction organised by government.
The Department of Infrastructure's annual event saw over 200 registered buyers come forward.
100 lots went out for auction - more than usual - with this attributed to the department's efforts to streamline its service delivery and reduce its vehicle and plant fleet.
The biggest sale of the day came from a Grove 50 tonne crane that went for £49,000.
Among the other items that went under the hammer was an old paramedic van that belonged to the health service.
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