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Loyalist march to Christmas Market to mark 12th anniversary of flag protest

A RALLY 'in support of loyalist areas' and marking the 12th anniversary of the flag protest will be held outside the City Hall Christmas market on Saturday.

Jewish woman hits out at DUP after graffiti removed from outside RVH

A JEWISH woman living in Belfast has hit out at the DUP over using "Jewish safety" as a reason to remove pro-Palestinian graffiti from the wall outside the Royal Victoria Hospital.

Appeal on 50th anniversary of disappearance of two West Belfast boys

A RENEWED appeal has been made about two missing West Belfast boys on the 50th anniversary of their disappearance.

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Aisling Invocation: There will always be those who dream

Rev Karen Sethuraman delivered the invocation at the 28th annual Aisling Awards ceremony in the Europa Hotel on Friday past.

OPINION: Praise the Lord, after half-century of decline, Castle St/Queen St is on way back

There are a lot of ways to invest £8-£9m nowadays. Indeed, probably the safest bet for the fortunate few with that amount of money is to let it lie in a bank account.

GALLERY: Aisling Awards 2024

THE 28th annual Aisling Awards took place at the Europa Hotel on Friday, November 22 with over 500 guests attending during the gala evening where awards were presented in several categories including sport, local business, arts and culture, environment, the Irish language, education and health and wellbeing.

GALLERY: Aisling Awards 2024 winners

THE 28th annual Aisling Awards took place on Friday, November 22 at the Europa Hotel, and with the support of premier partner Open University, we saluted the courage and resilience of civic leaders across multiple fields of endeavour and from every corner of the city.

MINDFUL MOMENT: Here comes the judge - my testing task at Aisling Awards

The challenges of judging the prestigious Aisling Health and Well Being awards are legion.

Best of Belfast celebrated at 28th annual Aisling Awards

THE best of Belfast was celebrated in the Europa Hotel on Friday night at the 28th annual Aisling Awards.

Time for Belfast City Council to adopt progressive Irish language policy

IRISH language organisations in Belfast came together on Friday to call on Belfast City Council to adopt a "progressive Irish language policy".

SQUINTER: Plain-speaking Gordon lays it on the line

DUP COMMUNITIES Minister Gordon Lyons has apologised to Alliance South Belfast MLA Kate Nicholl after he twice told her to “Sit down” during a Stormont debate on Monday.

DÚLRA: Meadow Ladies are on a nature mission

WE owe a debt of gratitude to the butterflies of the Bog Meadows – because they inspired a brilliant new group of women who are devoted to protecting and promoting the environment.

HEALTHWISE: Be sure to make the most of your weekly shop

AS food prices have been on the rise for the past couple of years via big chain supermarkets, it has never been more important to make the most of the food we are buying.

GERRY ADAMS: Voters are facing a crystal-clear choice

I HAVE been doing a wee bit of canvassing in the General Election in the South. The response has been positive. There are clearly some who see election campaigns, including this one, as opportunities to write Sinn Féin’s obituary. Sorry to disappoint.

Gaelic Games: Magherafelt a step ahead of St Brigid's in the Ulster Minor Club Tournament

Soccer: Rosario undone in extra-time by Rathfriland Rangers

NIFL Premiership: Gormley nets second hat-trick of the month as Reds romp to victory

Gaelic Games: Biddies and Magherafelt get the ball rolling at the Ulster Minor Club Football Tournament

OPINION: Praise the Lord, after half-century of decline, Castle St/Queen St is on way back

MINDFUL MOMENT: Here comes the judge - my testing task at Aisling Awards

SQUINTER: Plain-speaking Gordon lays it on the line

DÚLRA: Meadow Ladies are on a nature mission

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