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BUILDING surveying students from Ulster University have teamed up with Dominican College to explore sustainable design options for the historic St Joseph’s building — a B2‑listed former house and schoolhouse dating back to around 1908.

CLIFTONVILLE boss Jim Magilton has urged his players to stand up and be counted off the back of their disheartening 4-0 defeat to Glentoran on Tuesday evening.

GERRY ADAMS: Andrew crisis puts focus on the failures of royalty

CURRENTLY, the British state is convulsed by allegations surrounding a member of its royal family. Norway too is in the midst of a crisis around its monarchy. The law of both states will take their course, as is right.

SQUINTER: Paddy’s Day White House invites spread confusion

LAST Monday Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald announced that her party would not be travelling to Washington DC for the traditional St Patrick’s day series of events.

ANDRÉE MURPHY: All forms and perpetrators of sexual violence must be part of legacy conversation

IN this century law and society has determined that definitions of sexual violence are expanded to include the range of harms actually experienced, to ensure victims are at the heart of processes, rather than traditionally disbelieved or diminished. Sadly, last week the lens by which sexual violence was discussed and examined was narrow and harming for many.

JUDE COLLINS: Positive polls are useful only up to a point

I CAME across a newspaper article where the writer had an unusual take on border poll opinion surveys. According to the article, this kind of thing just deepened division. If the opinion poll figures favoured my view it’d give heart to me and people with similar thinking. But if the opinion poll showed my side was on the slide, it’d deepen division, encourage the digging in of heels, and cause uneasiness or worse. What was needed, the writer said, were opinion polls which encouraged collaboration and reconciliation.

DÚLRA: How exciting it is to be part of the green revival

WE’VE had the Irish language revival, the Gaelic games revival – now it’s time for the Irish environment revival.

HEALTHWISE: Tap or bottled? Both choices are safe choices

TAP water comes from reservoirs and passes through a water cleansing plant before being piped into your home. This is to reduce any exposure to contaminants or chemicals that may run off land near the reservoirs. It is safe to drink tap water where we live.

Ulster University students help shape future of historic building at Dominican College

Special day for Joseph as he receives prestigious award from Catholic Church

Conor House tenants celebrate extensive new revovations

SOCCER: Magilton demands his players to stand up and be counted as Linfield make the trip to Solitude

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Savile and Trump cases bear some resemblance

GERRY ADAMS: Andrew crisis puts focus on the failures of royalty

SQUINTER: Paddy’s Day White House invites spread confusion

ANDRÉE MURPHY: All forms and perpetrators of sexual violence must be part of legacy conversation

JUDE COLLINS: Positive polls are useful only up to a point

DÚLRA: How exciting it is to be part of the green revival

HEALTHWISE: Tap or bottled? Both choices are safe choices

Queen Vic statue attacked with paint in grounds of RVH

Protest to be held in Dublin over GAA's Allianz partnership

Leo Norney report: The world now knows that he was innocent, say family

Week-long celebration of books and reading for children celebrated at Cultúrlann

CELTIC STORIES: O'Neill waves the magic wand again, but he needs the fans back in the stadium

PODCAST: Six decades in the fast lane — and still going strong

Gaelic Games: 14-man Antrim suffer season defining defeat to Kildare

SOCCER: Reds enjoy late Addis stunner to secure extra-time Cup win

PLATING UP: Prawn and Marie Rose salad on coconut flatbread

EYE ON THE PAST: February 1985 – Massive cutback will close West Belfast schools

DÚLRA: We have to clean up our act for the flycatcher

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: An open letter to Gavin Robinson

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