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Archive | February, 2013

Tourists set to get a room at the Mill

PLANS are under way to transform the third floor of the Conway Mill to incorporate four-star guest accommodation. Architectural drawings have already been drawn up to make way for up to 20 en-suite bedrooms in the iconic Mill, which, as one of the directors Joe Quinn explained, is “right in the middle of a prime […]

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‘I’ve cried all my tears. I have to be strong now…’

THE young mother of eight-year-old Joseph McDermott, who remains in intensive care after being struck by a car on the Grosvenor Road, says she’s “trying to be positive for him” as he fights to regain consciousness. Speaking from the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, Joseph’s mum Joanne said her family have  joined her in […]

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IT’S GAME ON!

DRAMATIC designs for the Casement Park redevelopment were unveiled at Belfast City Hall on Wednesday evening, as the Ulster Council began its second phase of public consultation on the new stadium. The artist’s impressions reveal for the first time the scale and ambition of the new stadium, which is due to be completed by June […]

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Pitch your tent at Newbury on Saturday

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE A Massive week of soccer ahead with the Champions League last 16 ties being played midweek and some mouthwatering clashes in prospect. All eyes will be on Parkhead on Tuesday and many Celtic fans will be surely be lumping on at 3/1 as their beloved team tackles Juventus. That’s not a bad price as […]

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Organisers want Sunday Marathon

Hopes are rising that the 2015 Belfast City Marathon will be held on a Sunday, as organisers urged Belfast City Council to support the plan. The Belfast City Marathon Ltd, which has the power to decide when a marathon is held, is in favour of a Sunday race, but will defer to Belfast City Council […]

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Careful what you wish for

MY heart sank a bit last week when I heard that HMV had gone into administration only three weeks into 2013. Casualties on our high streets have been nothing new since this unending recession continues to claim business after business, from the independents to the chains, and last week’s announcement that a business that has […]

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