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Belfast, Northern Ireland
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And then it was my turn to join the @parkrunUK #Parkrun100Club at @ormeauparkrun - great start to the new year! #loveparkrun #iloveparkrun
Tonight The Priory Singers will mark a magnificent milestone of 40 years entertaining audiences and making magical music - few tickets still available
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St George’s Market in Belfast is set to host a Christmas Twilight Market on November 24 and 25 with over 120 local traders, live music and festive food.
The market runs from 4pm to 10pm on both evenings.
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Less than two hours to tell us why you deserve to win an award for being among the best in East Belfast. The deadline for The 2026 Eastside Awards in association with @BELFASTCITY_AIR is 5pm today. Enter at eastsideawards.org #eastawardsni
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Last chance to nominate your favourites for The 2026 Eastside Awards in association with @BELFASTCITY_AIR. Nominate before 5pm via @BelfastLive #eastawardsni
The deadline for entering this year's @east_awards in association with @BELFASTCITY_AIR is less than 24 hours away. Always a privilege to work with @PodiemNI on celebrating the best of East Belfast #eastawardsni
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@chambrepa is hiring!
This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone looking to start their career in public affairs. I've learned so much over the past year here & you'll gain experience with everything from policy research and monitoring to media and event management.
ALT Chambré- We are hiring
Taking a day out of working in my business to work on my business with my friend and Chartered colleague at @cim_marketing #CIMNWConference26 #CIMevents – at Manchester, England
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After a decade of celebrating the best of East Belfast, we're excited that it's almost time for us to launch the 11th Eastside Awards in association with @BELFASTCITY_AIR
#eastawardsni
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A 9/11 survivor, the brother of one of the Disappeared, leading musicians, athletes and remarkable people who have faced profound loss and adversity.
Malachi Cush returns with a powerful new 12-part series of ‘Healing Sounds’ on BBC Radio Ulster, beginning tomorrow night with retired NYPD Lieutenant Bill Cosgrove’s extraordinary story of 9/11.
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Why Have a Birthday Day When You Can Have a Birthday Month? 2Taps Turns 21 lovebelfast.co.uk/2taps-turn…
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Any UK Bon Jovi collectors interested? Still has the numbered collectors sticker on it and was the first release of Born To Be My Baby acoustic….own it on vinyl!
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The court heard a harrowing account of the events as they unfolded
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Some nights remind you just how special boxing really is 🥊
Thank you to @WBCBoxing @DevinesCS and @MatchroomBoxing for an amazing night!
@PrinceNaseemH @TonyBellew @BarryJonesBox @RealCFrampton @ryanburnett01
Regional President of @SVP_Ireland said families who once managed to put a little aside for September were now struggling to do so, squeezed by the wider rise in the cost of living. – at Fingal, Ireland
Families in Northern Ireland are turning to credit cards, loans and overdrafts just to send their children back to school – with costs for some families topping £1,200.
Debt advisers told The Irish News that many families are left paying back mounting debts long after the term has begun.
Read more: tinyurl.com/2s3d4c72
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🏃♀️🏃♂️ Genesis Bakery Takes on the Waterside Half Marathon Relay in support of Macmillan Cancer Support 💚
Swapping cupcakes for miles, buns for running shoes, we're eady to rise to the challenge! 🍞🏅
Please donate here: justgiving.com/page/genesis-…
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👔 Proud to back our Director Ben Collins's first-ever BAD SHIRT FRIDAY — Fri 4 Sept, First Presbyterian Church, Belfast.
Live music from The Bonnevilles + Stafel, in aid of Muscular Dystrophy Ireland & Muscular Dystrophy UK. Wear your worst shirt 🎟️ eventbrite.com/e/bad-shirt-f…
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Great to see coverage of @bjacollins's Bad Shirt Friday event taking place on 4 September to raise funds for @MDUK_News and Muscular Dystrophy Ireland.
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Purchase your tickets here for £10: eventbrite.com/e/bad-shirt-f…
Acclaimed Artist @kcfineart is exhibiting her latest collection at her new gallery space in Holywood – at Holywood, Northern Ireland
“I know I’ve said it before and it’s a bit of a cliché, but it is definitely a dream come true. I have to just make sure I do it justice. So that’s the terrifying bit. Everything else is wonderful.”
Contemporary fine artist Kathryn Callaghan tells Sophie Clarke about taking over the gallery which helped launch her career and the new Ireland-inspired collection marking its next chapter.
Read more: tinyurl.com/bdu7d29r
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Loving tributes have been paid to a Belfast restaurateur known as “the woman behind 2Taps”.
Brenda O’Neill (61) co-founded the popular tapas restaurant in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter with her late partner Syd.
She has been remembered with immense fondness, being described as a wonderful mother, grandmother and business leader, who exuded warmth and a passion for the restaurant she took a chance to open in 2005.
Remembering Brenda O'Neill: tinyurl.com/e77a36dx
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Northern Ireland's gambling laws were written in 1985 — before the internet even existed.
The Republic now has a modern regulator. GB has a statutory levy. NI has neither.
Is Northern Ireland the Wild West for gambling? New blog from Kurtis Dickson: chambrepa.com/2026/08/07/nor…
ALT Chambré graphic titled "Northern Ireland: The Wild West for Gambling?" by Kurtis Dickson, Account Executive. A timeline runs from 1985 to 2026: 1985, NI's gambling order becomes law; 1991, the web goes public; 1994, the first online casinos launch; 2005, GB regulates online gambling; 2007, the iPhone launches; 2025, GB introduces its gambling levy; 2026, Ireland's regulator issues first licences; and finally, highlighted, 2026 — Northern Ireland: still governed by a law from 1985.