Not able to make it to Belfast? Feel like you're missing out on the Fleadh? Check out our short documentary When the Fleadh took over Belfast? https://t.co/j8G7WBEwmo
After a chance encounter with a major film director in a bar, Winnie Ama was made an offer she couldn't refuse. But there was a catch.
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A nine-year-old boy who inspired changes to Northern Ireland's organ donation laws has received a heart transplant after an eight-year wait.
Dáithí was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, meaning the left side of his heart did not form correctly.
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Get ready to scream! New boyband December 10 have been in Belfast today. They met fans to sign albums at HMV before performing at the Ulster Hall. We caught up with some fans who had been queuing since before 8am to find out why they love the band so much.
Persistent anti-social behaviour in west Belfast has been "really scary for our community", a teenage youth worker has said. On Saturday, police closed off a section of the Stewartstown Road after a crowd of about 100 people gathered.
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Do you rely on your yLink smartcard to get around?
Translink says there are "very real financial pressures facing public transport" and as part of a public consultation, one proposal is to reduce the discount offered to young people.
Read more here: https://t.co/XXnkB7f1FW
All eyes might be focused on New Jersey this weekend, but there's a different kind of world cup happening in Dublin.
Dancers from around the world have travelled for the Dance World Cup, including Libbie and Maia from Northern Ireland.
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Year 14 pupils and first-time university students under 25 can avail of the meningitis B vaccine in Northern Ireland from 31 July.
The one-off campaign follows a fatal outbreak in England earlier this year.
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If your friend had an allergic reaction in school, would you know what to do?
A new law in England means that all schools must store allergy pens but this is not being rolled out in Northern Ireland.
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England or anybody but? As England get ready to face Argentina in a World Cup semi-final, we asked the people of Belfast who they're supporting.
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Before Katseye and Little Mix, there were the Cheetah Girls.
Now, 16-year-old Sophie Lennon from Mayobridge will be part of the next generation of the Disney franchise after landing one of the leading roles.
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Why do young people celebrate the Twelfth?
Thousands have been attending parades across Northern Ireland for the annual commemorations.
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Many young people across the world can say they play an instrument, but not many are quite like Freya.
The 17-year-old from Lisburn has made history with her Grade 8 piano distinction because she did it, quite literally, single-handed.
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Health experts have warned festival goers about the dangers of 'pink cocaine'.
According to Northern Ireland's Public Health Agency (PHA) the powders rarely contain cocaine.
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Some good news for those enjoying the warmer weather - it's set to stick around for the weekend and beyond ☀️
Households have been urged to save water, with a possible heatwave being declared.
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Bus and rail service discounts for young people are to be reduced under proposals by Northern Ireland's public transport operator Translink.
Many late-evening departures will also be removed.
Read more here: https://t.co/MnEzN63sZB
The DUP are coming under mounting pressure over misconduct allegations against its former leader, Jeffrey Donaldson.
The 63-year-old is awaiting sentencing after being found guilty of rape and numerous child sex offences last month.
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🐝This week, young beekeepers from across the world have taken on the challenge of inspecting "aggressive" honeybees in Belfast.
Competitors from 27 countries have been taking part in the International Meeting of Young Beekeepers.
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It was a dream come true for a County Down family last week, after being gifted tickets to a World Cup match by an influencer.
Cormac Carville and his two sons watched Portugal send Croatia out of the tournament after the chance encounter.
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