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PIPS to expand across city
North Belfast mental health charity PIPS are to expand into South Belfast with CEO Brian Maguire confirming they’re opening a new facility on the Ormeau Road. The new office, which will specialise in crisis response, will help to extend the services already offered in North Belfast. “South Belfast is our first ever outreach clinic,” said […]
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We want justice for our innocent dad
The family of a man shot dead by British soldiers and shown by declassified Ministry of Defence (MoD) documents to be innocent have appealed for witnesses to the killing to come forward as they pursue their fight for justice. Christopher Quinn – known as Christy – was one of a number of Carrick Hill men […]
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Kabosh Theatre take latest work on postwar conflict to South Africa
THEATRE will be bringing the West to the South next month as Kabosh Theatre travel to Grahamstown, South Africa. The National Arts Festival is the biggest in the continent and has invited the Irish theatre company to partake and share their depiction of dealing with the legacy of conflict. ‘Those Who Pass You On The […]
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1.5kg of explosives found at North Belfast flats
ONE and a half kilograms of what is believed to be Semtex plastic explosive have been found at a block of flats in North Belfast. Police said it was discovered at Maeve House in the New Lodge area on Monday afternoon after a report from a member of the public. Army bomb disposal experts were […]
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Saffrons seal facile win over Derry as Woody calls for Ulster revamp
Ulster Senior Hurling Championship semi-final Antrim 3-28 Derry 0-14 ANTRIM booked their place in the final of the Ulster Senior Hurling Championship yesterday after disposing of Derry in a one-sided game in Armagh, writes Paddy Tierney from the Athletic Grounds. By the time Cavan referee James Clarke blew his full-time whistle, 23 points separated the […]
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