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The annual Titanic Commemoration Service was held at the Titanic Memorial Garden in the grounds of Belfast City Hall today to mark the 114th anniversary of the passenger liner's sinking where approximately 1,500 passengers died on April 15 1012.

ANTRIM travel to face Ulster rivals Derry on Saturday evening at Celtic Park with a spot in the Ulster Football Championship semi-finals up for grabs this weekend.

'I don't get caught up in Donald Trump and his games': Fr Magill

A WEST Belfast priest says he prefers not to get caught up in Donald Trump's games following criticism by the US President of Pope Leo.

Despite rising fuel costs Translink fares remain unchanged for second year

INFRASTRUCTURE Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed that Translink fares will remain unchanged for a second year in a row, despite significant financial pressures across the public transport system.

Assembly Bill to tackle child hunger during school holidays moves a step closer

LEGISLATION to which aims to financially support 90,000 children across the North in receipt of free school meals during school holidays has moved a step closer.

Striking designs revealed for Belfast Blitz War Memorial

STRIKING designs for the Belfast Blitz Memorial have been revealed by acclaimed Berlin-born artist Ralf Sander, and his daughter Naomi Sander, ahead of the 85th anniversary of the tragic events.

WATCH: Reduced traffic on Westlink as drivers stay away

THE Westlink in Belfast is one of several locations signposted for fuel protests this afternoon.

BOXING: Agyarko seeking that elusive world title shot

Belfast’s Caomhin Agyarko was due to face American Brandon Adams in a final eliminator contest for the IBF world-light middleweight title in Las Vegas on Saturday evening. Winning the fight was the last stepping stone in him achieving his dream of becoming Ireland’s first black World Champion. Awaiting him would be the chance to join his old club mates from Belfast’s Holy Trinity Boxing Club, Anthony Cacace and Lewis Crocker, in the elusive pool of those who hold boxing’s highest honours.