Belfast Telegraph
Security fencing put up during Holy Cross dispute removed after 25 years
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- Security fencing put up during Holy Cross dispute removed after 25 years
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- 0:28
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- 1 month ago
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- Security fencing on a notorious north Belfast interface, put up during the Holy Cross school blockade, is being removed almost 25 years to the day after the dispute broke out.
The fencing was erected in 2001 to offer increased protection to Mass-goers and parishioners visiting Holy Cross church, which had come under attack from the Woodvale Road as tensions rose in the area.
A major police and Army operation was mobilised in September 2001 as loyalists attempted to stop children from walking past the predominantly Protestant Glenbryn area to school each morning.
Speaking to the Belfast Telegraph as the barriers were removed this week, Fr Gary Donegan, who accompanied the schoolgirls on their walk to school every morning, welcomed the move as a step in the right direction.
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- What's your favourite CMAT song?
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- 2:16
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- 1 month ago
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- As CMAT and her fans prepare for the Dunboyne Diana's second sold-out show at Custom House Square in Belfast tonight, we've been asking her concert-goers what their favourite CMAT tune is.
Let us know in the comments which song is your favourite 🎶
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- Specialist rescue teams scrambled after reports of two men trapped under collapsed roof in Lisburn.
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- 0:12
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- 1 month ago
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- Specialist rescue teams scrambled after reports of two men trapped under collapsed roof in Lisburn.
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- Mental health assessment to be carried out on teen charged with Dungannon murder
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- 0:21
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- 1 month ago
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- A judge has ordered a mental health assessment to be carried out on a teenage boy charged with murdering a man in Co Tyrone.
The 16-year-old appeared in the dock at Omagh Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday where he also faced two charges of attempted murder and one of making a threat to kill.
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- Inside the DNA Museum at Ebrington Square
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- 0:19
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- 1 month ago
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- The project to open an eagerly awaited £15m museum in Londonderry is gathering pace, with the attraction expected to open its doors in summer 2027.
The DNA Museum at Ebrington Square — short for Derry on the North Atlantic — is being delivered as part of the Derry and Strabane City Deal.
It had been anticipated that the museum would open in spring of next year, but this has been pushed back after unforeseen construction challenges in the historic Ebrington building.
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- Co Antrim girl hits top padel ranking in UK after taking up sport following mum’s death
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- 2:05
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- 1 month ago
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- A 12-year-old girl from Co Antrim has topped the UK padel rankings in her age category after taking up the sport following her mum’s death.
Jade Murray, from Broughshane in Ballymena, has reached number one in the UK under-12 girls’ padel rankings, according to the Lawn Tennis Association.
Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world and is popular for its social aspect and also because beginners find it easy to get started. Tennis and padel are not dissimilar from each other, but a padel court is smaller than a tennis court and is surrounded by a glass wall the ball can rebound off.
Jade was introduced to the sport by her dad Gerard as a way of helping her cope with her grief.
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- Popular streetwear brand Storefront coming to Belfast
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- 2:47
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- 1 month ago
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- A Londonderry streetwear brand which has built a strong following across the north west is preparing to expand into Belfast.
Storefront, founded by Connor McKinney (27) and George Griffiths (28), will open a Belfast outlet before the end of the year.
Storefront began as a Facebook group in 2018 discussing clothes, films and television before the pair opened a pop-up shop the following year.
The business later spent five years on Waterloo Street before moving to larger premises at Castle Street.
Despite the expansion to Belfast, the north west remains core to the brand.
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- 'Buyer beware' graffiti daubed on NI bungalow up for auction
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- 0:28
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- 1 month ago
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- Graffiti warning potential buyers to “beware” has been daubed on a Garvagh four-bedroom bungalow which is being offered for sale with an asking price of £80,000.
The property, on the Lisnacreghog Road, has been marked with messages that say: “Buyer beware. Family buy back only” and “family home, not for sale”.
The bungalow is due to go under the hammer at auction on October 13, with cash offers only.
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- Lough Neagh campaigners call for better pollution action #northernireland #loughneagh
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- 1:51
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- In a protest held in Antrim on Thursday (August 27), activists made renewed calls to save Lough Neagh, criticising DAERA, the DUP and the Ulster Farmers Union.
Andrew Muir said the Lough Neagh crisis has been decades in the making, but insisted progress is being made, with 23 of 37 actions in the recovery plan now complete.
He also backed calls for an independent environmental protection agency and admitted the Going for Growth strategy, which encouraged intensive farming, had created major environmental problems.
The DUP and UFU have also ben contacted for comment.
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- Crowds pack Botanic Gardens as Belfast Mela finale hailed an ‘outstanding success’
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- 0:54
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- 1 month ago
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- Belfast’s Mela Festival was an “outstanding success” as crowds poured into Botanic Gardens to celebrate the finale of its 20th anniversary.
The celebration of diversity came to a conclusion on its ninth day with a parade showcasing Northern Ireland’s collection of vibrant cultures and communities.
Broadcaster Pamela Ballantine said the support for the event has been “tremendous”.
She said: “I cannot believe 20 years ago this started with just one day in Botanic Gardens, and now it’s grown to a nine-day carnival with just so much going on.
“We have the most amazing team. They come up with so many ideas. They meet one artist who will introduce them to another, and it just keeps growing.
“The community support that we have here is fantastic. Everybody has been praying to their different saints and gods that the rain will stay off, and thankfully it has.”
The UTV star added that while Northern Ireland still has work to do in its eff...
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- Man shot in the legs in west Belfast attack
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- 0:14
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- A man has been shot in the legs during an incident in west Belfast.
Police and paramedics were called to reports of a shooting incident close to the Falls Road at around 9:35pm on Sunday night.
Emergency crews worked on a male at the scene before he was transferred to the nearby Royal Victoria Hospital for treatment.
Forensic officers were working at the scene in a small entryway between Ross Road and Falls Road during the early hours of Monday morning.
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- God, Religion, the Troubles, and the Christian Peacebuilding
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- 1:00
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- 1 month ago
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- For much of the world, the Troubles in Northern Ireland were about Catholics and Protestants fighting each other.
With those labels being used as shorthand to this day to describe members of the two main communities, it’s easy to see why.
But whilst for some the conflict clearly included a religious element, the role of religion is certainly up for debate.
But what about peacebuilding – what role did Christians have in ending the conflict?
Professor Gladys Ganiel’s research focuses on the role of religion in conflict in Northern Ireland. She has written a new short book – it’s entitled Christianity and Peacebuilding in Northern Ireland.
She joined Ciarán Dunbar.
You can listen to the full episode of The Bel Tel wherever you get your podcasts.
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- Singer Foy Vance on his new album and impact of AI on music industry
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- 2:01
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- 1 month ago
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- Foy Vance talks new album If, his new single Feel the Cold and the impact of AI on music.
In this interview, the singer-songwriter explains why the creative process matters just as much as the finished song — and why AI could mean we’re “missing the gold”.
Feel the Cold is out now.
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- Meet Broughshane's 12-year-old padel superstar
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- 2:05
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- 1 month ago
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- This is Jade Murray (12) from Broughshane in Co Antrim and she is a padel superstar.
She reached number one in the UK for girls under 12 in January this year, according to the Lawn Tennis Association.
Despite the adversity of losing her mum, Jade has the support of her blended family, including Claire and her dad Gerard, who have helped her pursue her passion for padel.
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- Electronic music festival Emerge returns to Belfast #northernireland #belfast
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- 0:44
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- 1 month ago
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- The annual electronic music festival Emerge has returned to Boucher Road Playing Fields in Belfast for its fifth year.
We spoke to festival-goers about why they’re attending and what they’re looking forward to, as popular DJs such as Hannah Laing and Charlie Sparks are set to take to the stage tonight.
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- Foyle Pride pays tribute to Dolly Parton as thousands turn out to celebrate love and equality
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- 1:07
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- 1 month ago
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- Thousands of people took part in Foyle Pride in Derry today, turning the city into a sea of colour as the LGBTQ+ community came together in celebration, solidarity and remembrance.
This year’s parade also paid homage to the late country music legend Dolly Parton, who died aged 80 on August 25.
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- New Belfast cafe owner hits back at £17 flat white claim: ‘They thought it would shut us down...’
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- 1:11
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- 1 month ago
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- The owner of a new Belfast cafe has laughed off claims they are charging over £17 for a coffee.
A quick glance at the menu of ‘Snob: Caffeinated’ caught some off guard - with the ‘Big Bungle Flat White’ listed at an eye-watering £17.32.
But all is not what it seems - it’s actually a cheeky way for owner Nichola Suitor to hit back at an online post.
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- Emergency rally held over Lough Neagh pollution concerns
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- 1:24
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- 1 month ago
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- Environmental campaigners called an 'emergency rally' about the toxic blue-green algae crisis at Lough Neagh that has now been ongoing for four years.
It was organised following online footage from the Belfast Telegraph, which showed swans getting stuck in thick sludge, and needing to be rescued from the freshwater lough.
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- Emma Little-Pengelly raises concerns over Travellers at Sprucefield Park and Ride.
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- 0:30
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- 1 month ago
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- Read more on the Belfast Telegraph website and app.
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- Prime Minister makes first official visit to Northern Ireland
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- 1:14
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- 1 month ago
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- Prime Minister Andy Burnham has made his first official visit to Northern Ireland.
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- Andy Burnham calls for end to ‘political point-scoring’ on first visit to NI as Prime Minister
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- 0:26
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- 1 month ago
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- Andy Burnham has arrived in Northern Ireland for his first visit as Prime Minister.
He is visiting Belfast, where he is due to hold a series of meetings with local parties, and the First Minister and deputy First Minister later.
Those talks are expected to be dominated by the budget crisis facing Stormont.
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- Garvaghy Road residents voice fears after Drumcree ruling quashed
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- 2:06
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- 1 month ago
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- Locals in the Garvaghy Road area have reacted to the court ruling concerning marching at Drumcree.
On Tuesday, the High Court quashed a decision by the Parades Commission to impose restrictions on an Orange Order march at Drumcree. The legal challenge had been brought by a Portadown Orangeman.
The Parades Commission, which adjudicates on contentious marches, has blocked the order from marching along the Garvaghy Road in Portadown in July every year since 1998.
MP Carla Lockhart described the ruling as 'seismic', but some locals have voiced fears.
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- Tell Us What You Do: Retired cancer specialist turned minister survives three types of cancer
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- 5:01
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- After spending 30 years working as an oncologist and treating patients with cancer, Melanie Houston knows more than most what it means to face illness and uncertainty.
While she was caring for others, Melanie was also facing her own battles, having survived three different types of cancer.
Now retired from medicine, Melanie has taken an unexpected second career path, becoming a minister at St Mark’s Church of Ireland based in Newtownards.
For Melanie, becoming a minister wasn’t something that happened overnight. She was a Christian when she was just 10 years old and, over the years, continued to find herself drawn towards church life. She led Sunday school and became involved in her local church.
St Mark’s Church holds a particularly special place in Melanie’s heart. It is the church where she got married, and where her grandparents were also married.
In this episode of Tell Us What You Do, Melanie opens up about...
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- Co Tyrone singer Eamonn McCrystal shares resurfaced audio of Dolly Parton greeting Cookstown fans
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- 0:24
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- 1 month ago
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- Eamonn McCrystal, an Emmy-award winning TV producer and pop tenor from Cookstown, has shared an old audio clip Dolly Parton sent him back in 2013.
The queen of country music first met him in Nashville in 2010, and he got to know her over the years since.
Eamonn, who is now based in LA, told the Belfast Telegraph: “One of my favourite memories is when I was doing a concert back home in Cookstown and Dolly offered to record an opening message for the audience.
“I told her she really didn’t need to and she said, ‘I love helping young artists. It’s hard out there and it doesn’t do me any harm either!’
“That summed her up perfectly. She was one of the most famous people in the world, but she never seemed to lose that instinct to encourage and help other people.”
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- Anne Former council chief Anne Donaghy to ‘vehemently contest’ conviction over deleted email video
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- 0:30
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- 1 month ago
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- A former council boss convicted of two charges relating to the deletion of an email to prevent its disclosure under the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act will “vehemently contest” the judgment
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council chief executive Anne Donaghy was found guilty of two charges linked to the email to former first minister Arlene Foster over security concerns around the operation of the Northern Ireland Protocol at Larne Port in 2021.
Donaghy was found not guilty of one other charge of attempting to delete an email, while her co-accused Aaron McClelland was found not guilty of the same offence.
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- Gordon Lyons backs Orange Order bid to return Drumcree march to Garvaghy Road
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- 1:14
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has said he would be supportive of the Orange Order making an application to march on the Garvaghy Road after a Parades Commission decision to limit the Drumcree route was struck down.
The DUP minister also said there was “a huge amount of anger” in the unionist community over the commission’s decisions to impose restrictions on the annual Orange Order parade in Portadown.
The legal challenge, which was launched last month, had been brought by a Portadown Orangeman.
The Parades Commission, which adjudicates on contentious marches, has blocked the order from marching along the Garvaghy Road in Portadown in July every year since 1998.
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- Conservationists celebrate ‘bounty of barn owl chicks’ in Northern Ireland
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- 0:26
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- 1 month ago
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- Conservationists are celebrating the birth of a “bounty of barn owl chicks” in Northern Ireland.
Two barn owl pairs were discovered to have bred successfully on farm visits in Co Fermanagh this summer by Ulster Wildlife, each raising five chicks.
The charity described a brood of five chicks as being above the average for barn owls, indicating a good breeding year for the farmland species.
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- Michelle O’Neill accuses unionist leaders of ‘triumphalism’ after Drumcree ruling
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- 1:12
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- 1 month ago
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- First Minister Michelle O’Neill has accused unionist leaders of displaying “triumphalism” after the High Court quashed a decision by the Parades Commission to impose restrictions on an Orange Order march at Drumcree.
The legal challenge, which was launched last month, had been brought by a Portadown Orangeman. The Parades Commission, which adjudicates on contentious marches, has blocked the order from marching along the Garvaghy Road in Portadown in July every year since 1998.
“The anxiety that was felt in this community yesterday was what they saw on display by the leaders of political unionism," the First Minister said after visiting residents of the Garvaghy Road on Wednesday. “What they saw was an ugliness. What they saw was a harking for the days of the past."
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- NI’s home heating oil £100 voucher scheme to open
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- 1:43
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- 1 month ago
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- A programme for distributing a £100 voucher for home heating oil will open on September 9, Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has announced today.
The Minister said the application-only scheme will be open to around 340,000 eligible households in Northern Ireland, with one voucher allowed for each household.
Our Business Editor Margaret Canning explains what this means and how people can apply.
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- Why are Jeffrey Donaldson's victims protected by anonymity?
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- 1:08
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- 1 month ago
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- A Co Down woman has admitted breaching a lifetime anonymity order by publishing information likely to lead to the identification of a victim of Jeffrey Donaldson.
You may have heard them referred to as ‘Complainant A’ and ‘Complainant B’, but why can’t they be named?
The law gives victims of sexual offences in Northern Ireland lifetime anonymity, meaning their identities - and information that could reveal them - cannot be published.
Flávia Gouveia explains more.
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- Dolly Parton performs in Belfast in 2014
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- 0:39
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- 1 month ago
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- Dolly Parton is being remembered by fans across Northern Ireland and around the world. The country music icon’s death aged 80 was announced by her nephew on Tuesday.
Here's a look back at her performing Islands in the Stream in Belfast during her Blue Smoke tour in 2014.
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- Jim Allister calls for resignations after High Court ruling on Drumcree
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- 2:00
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- 1 month ago
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- TUV leader Jim Allister has called for members of the Parades Commission to resign after the High Court ruled a decision to bar the Orange Order from part of the flashpoint Drumcree marching route is to be quashed.
The outcome was reached after the Parades Commission conceded a procedural error in how it dealt with an annual application for permission to walk along the nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown, Co Armagh.
Not all six members of the public authority had signed off on the final determination before it was issued last month.
Mr Allister said: “If they don’t write their own resignations, the Secretary of State needs to give them their own P45 and make this province all the better for it.”
The Orange Order is now expected to make a fresh application for permission to parade on the contentious route for the first time in a generation.
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- High Court set to rule on future of the Drumcree parade
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- 0:30
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- 1 month ago
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- The High Court in Belfast is expected to deliver a judgment on the future of the Drumcree parade today.
The ruling is expected this afternoon with Orange Order members quietly confident the decision will go their way.
Should it come down on their side it will have significant consequences for the prospects of the Order being allowed to complete the parade down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown.
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- Schoolboy Dáithí Mac Gabhann touches down in Belfast after heart transplant
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- 0:45
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- 1 month ago
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- Inspirational schoolboy Dáithí Mac Gabhann has returned home to Belfast after recovering in Newcastle upon Tyne following his heart transplant.
A video shared by the Donate4Dáithí campaign on Monday showed the nine-year-old arriving back in Northern Ireland on board a private plane and being welcomed home by members of the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service.
The footage shows Dáithí getting off the aircraft and being greeted on the tarmac, marking another major milestone in his recovery following the transplant.
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- Meet the couple behind one of NI's biggest hotel empires
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- 1:23
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- Husband and wife power couple Eugene and Catherine McKeever have built a family-run hotel empire, having worked their way up from humble beginnings to now celebrating 40 years in business with a portfolio of seven hotels. They join Cathy to tell their remarkable story of how hard work, drive, determination, and family values helped them achieve their vision for success.
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- Meet the power couple behind some of NI's iconic hotels | In Good Company
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- 40:04
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- 1 month ago
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- Husband and wife power couple Eugene and Catherine McKeever have built a family-run hotel empire, having worked their way up from humble beginnings to now celebrating 40 years in business with a portfolio of seven hotels.
They join Cathy to tell their remarkable story of how hard work, drive, determination, and family values helped them achieve their vision for success.
00:00 The McKeever family's beginnings
04:29 Family Values and Growing the Team
09:33 Building the Hotel Empire and Surviving COVID
20:08 Guilt And Family Life
22:58 Long View Business Lessons
31:39 Awards Habits And Wrap Up
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- Local artist creates float celebrating Filipino community for Belfast Mela parade
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- 0:40
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- 1 month ago
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- Local artist Aine-Lynn McEvoy created a float in collaboration with the Filipino community in Cullybackey to represent them at this year’s Belfast Mela parade and kick-start the upcoming celebrations.
The main Mela Day takes place on Sunday, August 30, to mark the Mela’s 20th anniversary.
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- Average house price in NI passes £200,000 for first time since 2007 crash
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- 1:13
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- 1 month ago
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- Northern Ireland’s average house price has passed £200,000 for the first time since the housing market peaked in 2007.
A government index said the average house price here is now £202,487, an increase of 9.2pc over the last year.
And that was the highest annual price jump for Northern Ireland since the end of 2022, when the market heated up during the ‘race for space’ experienced in the pandemic.
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- Meet the 13-year-old piper who helped his band win the world title
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- 0:56
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- 1 month ago
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- A young Hillsborough piper has told of his delight after the Drumlough Pipe Band beat 24 other bands to be crowned world champions in the Grade 3B category.
Henry Spencer (13) — who took up the pipes aged eight and is the youngest competing member of the family-run band — has been playing with Drumlough for two seasons.
Henry said his passion for the instrument continues to grow.
“It feels unbelievable; it’s very special because I’ve only been playing in the band for two years and we’ve already won it,” he said.
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- West Belfast boy enjoys newfound fame for ‘old soul’ singing at the Fleadh
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- 2:29
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- A nine-year-old singer from west Belfast captured the hearts of crowds at the Fleadh, but has now been watched by thousands of people worldwide, after his performance of Spancill Hill was widely shared on social media.
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- Mystery solved: Belfast Giants on new kit and season ahead
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- 0:51
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- 1 month ago
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- The mystery ice block in Belfast’s Victoria Square has finally been cracked.
Belfast Giants @BelfastGiantsTV captain David Goodwin reveals what was hidden inside as the club unveils its new home jersey and full-season kit, with O2 joining as a new sponsor.
Fans gathered in Victoria Square for the reveal, and we spoke to Goodwin about how he’s feeling ahead of the new season.
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- Belfast Giants reveal 2026/27 jerseys as O2 becomes new sponsor
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- 0:38
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- 1 month ago
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- The @BelfastGiantsTV have unveiled their new 2026/27 jerseys, with telecommunications giant O2 taking centre stage as the club’s new front-of-shirt sponsor.
The new jerseys will be worn by the Giants throughout the 2026/27 season as the club prepares for another season.
What do you think of the new Belfast Giants jerseys? Let us know in the comments 🏒
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- Belfast Christmas Market set to expand beyond City Hall for first time
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- 0:53
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- 1 month ago
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- This year’s Belfast Christmas Market is set to expand beyond City Hall’s boundaries for the first time in its history.
Market Place Europe is expected to continue operating the main City Hall site, while the second operator would take charge of the other site.
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- Historical sites to get accessibility boost for blind visitors
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- 1:10
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- 1 month ago
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- New training is being undertaken at historical sites across Northern Ireland, such as Carrickfergus Castle, to help make them more accessible to those with visual impairments.
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons visited the castle on Friday and was taken through a number of initiatives provided by Guide Dogs NI to help blind people appreciate the site.
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- ‘I’ve never seen it as thick as this’: Blue-green algae covers canal at popular Antrim park
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- 1:37
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- 1 month ago
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- At Lough Shore Park in Antrim, large swathes of blue-green algae have covered the canal at Six Mile Water. The algae also lies along the banks of Lough Neagh.
Birds, including ducklings, have been seen swimming in the algae, which has a strong smell in the area. In the early hours of Tuesday morning, a rescue mission was launched after two swans became covered in the algae.
The Belfast Telegraph spoke to locals about what they think about the algae issue in the park.
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- Ulster Business launches its Top 100 Northern Ireland Companies 2026
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- 1:42
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- 1 month ago
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- The Ulster Business Top 100 Northern Ireland Companies 2026, in association with Ryan, charts the success stories of our largest businesses – ranked by turnover.
A celebration of the launch was held at the Bedford Hotel in Belfast city centre on Thursday night, with business people from all sectors attending.
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- Police at the scene of two overnight arson attacks in north Belfast
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- 0:19
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- 1 month ago
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- Police at the scene of two overnight arson attacks in north Belfast, the incidents happened in the Hallidays Road and York Road area.
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- Former yardmen take the helm of Co Down salvage business
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- 2:49
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- Gerard Leathem and Steve Bingham took over Wilson's Yard in Dromore from founders Geoff and Rosy Wilson in March, with support from Ulster Bank.
The new owners say they are committed to building on the business's unique heritage while taking it into its next chapter.
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- Finish the Lewis Capaldi song
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- 1:39
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- 🎶Finish the lyric...
Lewis Capaldi is performing to a sold out crowd at Boucher Playing Fields tonight, and our reporter Rhiannon Muise went to check the knowledge of the crowd! They were giving it everything as they got ready for a memorable performance at Belfast Vital 🎤
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- Jon Burrows confirms appointment of Robbie Butler as new Stormont Health Minister
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- 0:50
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- 1 month ago
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- The Ulster Unionist Party has confirmed Robbie Butler is the new Health Minister, following the resignation of Mike Nesbitt.
Mr Butler is a former deputy leader of the UUP who worked as a firefighter prior to entering politics.
He was accompanied by party leader Jon Burrows as he entered Speaker Edwin Poots’s office at Parliament Buildings to sign the pledge of office on Thursday.
Mr Burrows declared it "a good day for Northern Ireland" adding that Mr Butler "has public service running through his veins".
