A Northern Ireland marching flute band is contesting an assertion made in the new series of Derry Girls concerning Protestants and Swedish pop-group ABBA
The mother of a young soldier murdered by republicans 10 years ago today in Co Antrim says she is so touched that NI still commemorates him with such fondness.
The Tyrone village which witnessed the slaughter of three Protestant 'characters' in its busy centre is still deeply wounded by the atrocity after 30 years, it is claimed.
From the Belfast News Letter of February 23 1738, which is equivalent to March 6 1739 in the modern calendar. The new year did not begin until late March, and so December and January and February were all considered part of the same year
Last year's biggest-selling UK debut act of the year, Anne-Marie, will play her biggest Belfast show to date at Custom House Square (CHSQ) on Sunday, August 18.
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