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Opinion: Dublin had its something from Irish America, so what about that small something that was promised in return?

Quid pro Quo is all the rage in America at the minute.

Mind your own business, says Justice Department, as we search for controversial billboards

THE Department of Justice (DoJ) is refusing to tell the Andersonstown News the locations of billboards in its expensive and controversial ‘Ending the Harm’ campaign.

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Congratulations, Rich, you’ve lost

‘BBC News NI picks up three RTS NI awards’.

SQUINTER: What Katie did next (or perhaps didn’t do)

KATIE Hopkins is to appear in Belfast and Derry in June as part of her Batshite, sorry Batshit, Bonkers Britain stand-up tour.

DÚLRA: Up close with the winged monarch of the glens

IT'S a photograph that’s almost too good to be true.

HEALTHWISE: WD40 for your bones comes in different forms

HYALURONIC acid is a substance that our bodies produce naturally. It is found throughout our bodies within our joints, eyes and skin. It promotes the WD40 effect in our joints, reduces dryness in our eyes and makes our skin flexible.

THEATRE: Elvis has left the building (and he's in the kitchen)

FOLLOWING the great success of The Chronicles Of Long Kesh and the History Of The Troubles (Accordin’ to my Da’) Martin Lynch is back funnier than ever.

WE SAY: BBCNI in the kitchen at the Kneecap party

WE report – of course – this week on the outstanding success of the Kneecap movie in scooping a Bafta at Sunday night’s glittering awards ceremony in London. Director Rich Peppiatt took the Outstanding Debut award in the latest of a host of awards that the rap trio and the movie have garnered recently.

EYE ON THE PAST: February 1984 – Protests in West Belfast against sex attacks

WE look at the stories that were making the headlines this week in 1984

MINDFUL MOMENT: Positivity on the menu at the Death Café

RECENTLY, I was invited to attend a 'Death Café' event at Holohan’s on University Road. It was an experience that left a lasting impression on me.

JUDE COLLINS: Alleged porkies in the Dáil are really nothing new

HERE'S a starter for ten: What’s the link between the late Jack Profumo MP and the present Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD? Maybe none that immediately strikes you.

ANDRÉE MURPHY: How close are we to calling for the PSNI to be disbanded?

HOW long do we say 'Legacy is damaging the PSNI' without saying the RUC needs to be disbanded?

ARTS: The power of textiles to heal and bring joy

University of Ulster Derry and Belfast is hosting a free Conflict Textiles symposium. You may not have given the idea of textiles and conflict much thought, but it's a fascinating subject nevertheless.

GERRY ADAMS: The night they gave Frank Stagg back

LAST week we remembered Frank Stagg, who died on hunger strike in an English prison in February 1976.

KNEECAP BAFTA: Hilarity and derision greet BBCNI/News Letter 'loser' headlines

THE News Letter and BBCNI have joined forces to rain on the Kneecap parade after the West Belfast rappers’ debut film scooped the Outstanding Debut Bafta for director Rich Peppiatt.

NIFL Premiership: Cliftonville face several cup finals in bid to secure top-half finish

Boxing: Nottingham holds no fear for Cacace as May 10 fight with Wood confirmed

NIFL Premiership: Reds lose ground in race for top six

Allianz Hurling League: Antrim's away woes continue with Offaly defeat

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Trump told us who he was and we didn't believe him

SQUINTER: Battle lines are drawn in the war of the football pitch paint

GERRY ADAMS: Simon Harris is stating the bleedin' obvious

DÚLRA: Our Aaron’s hooked on a new natural high

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