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A west Belfast community is gearing up for their now famous World Cup celebrations.
The St James' area is draped in the flags of competing nations at this summer's tournament, with hundreds of residents taking part.
Each household has decorated their home with the flag of the country they picked out during a live draw held last month, and on Saturday they’ll dress up as their chosen country as the whole community comes together for a street‑wide party.
A renowned French musician and instrument maker is helping keep alive a centuries-old craft through a week-long workshop on the Co Antrim coast.
Emmanuel Pariselle, an established folk musician and luthier from Toulouse in France, is leading the nine-day course in Carnlough where participants from across Ireland and beyond are building handcrafted instruments from scratch.
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A Belfast man has described his “traumatic and terrifying” experience of being detained by Israeli forces following his deportation back to Ireland.
Fra Hughes from Ardoyne was joined by dozens of activists from Ireland and hundreds from across the globe who were detained while on board vessels that were part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was attempting to bring medicine and food to Gaza.
Hundreds of people gathered to welcome home the Irish detainees at Dublin Airport on Friday.
They were among hundreds of global flotilla participants detained when stopped by Israeli forces in international waters. More than a dozen reports have been made by detainees of sexual violence being perpetrated on them as well as over 30 recorded reports of people with broken ankles, dislocated shoulders and broken bones.
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Grace Kelly from Sollus Highland Dancers and Hollie Hunt from the Pringle School of Irish Dance at the @FundforIreland 40th anniversary event at the Black Mountain Shared Space complex #belfast#ireland#IFI26
Colin and Eithne Bell are actual saints.
What they have done since their son Kevin's death has never ceased to amaze.
The Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust is unique, and so are they.
This week's column on two exceptional human beings
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A light aircraft crashed into a field near Ballynahinch, Co Down. One person was on board and there are no reports of any serious injuries. @irish_news@PressPhoto_IRL
Large crowds gathered at sunrise in Hannahstown on Saturday morning for the annual Darkness into Light walk, in support of mental health awareness.
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Tributes paid to first person shot during 1971 Ballymurphy massacre, PSNI use taser to subdue man armed with crossbow and latest episode of The Monday Club podcast.
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Belfast artist Farhad O'Neill has hosted an exhibition of some of his latest work at the Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich on the Falls Road.
Farhad, who is known mainly for his sculptures, drawings, and public monuments, has been showcasing abstract paintings which are loosely based on nature and culture.
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"The truth needs to be shown."
The husband of a man who died in hospital last month after receiving an “incompatible” blood transfusion has told the Irish News he wants an inquest into his loved one's death.
"If I don't do this, who is next?" he said.
Charlie Begley (55), from Belfast, died on January 23 at the Royal Victoria Hospital, around two months after he was given the wrong blood.
His husband David O’Prey (66) has shared a letter from the Trust, confirming the “never event” is being investigated.
Mr O'Prey is now demanding answers on how the transfusion happened and whether it shortened his husband’s life.