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Michael Sweeney on the MJR BMW at the Isle of Man TT in 2018.

TT 2019: 'Big year' for Michael Sweeney and Martin Jones Racing

Motorcycling

Kawasaki's Jonathan Rea during day two of the Phillip Island World Superbike test in Australia.

WSBK: Champion Jonathan Rea fourth fastest as Alvaro Bautista ups ante at Phillip Island

Motorcycling

Derry City supporter Darragh Shields, age four, before the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division match between Derry City and UCD at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium in Derry. Photo by Oliver McVeigh/Sportsfile

Talking Brandyballs: Declan Devine has ignited fire in the bellies of his players and fans in the stands

Football

Paul McElroy following his penalty for Dungannon Swifts against Glenavon. Pic by INPHO.

Dungannon Swifts: Paul McElroy views fresh focus key behind run to remember

Football

Conor McCloskey strikes late as Glenavon beat Glentoran at the Oval

Football

'Greg Sloggett deserved to play on a bigger stage': UCD boss

Football

Rory McIlroy upbeat as he finishes fourth at Genesis Open

Golf

Leo Santa Cruz expresses desire to fight Carl Frampton

Boxing

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Ahmed Clarke of University at Albany scores against Long Island University during Thursdays game of the Basketball Hall of Fame Belfast Classic, Belfast. William Cherry, Presseye

Press Photographer of the Year 2019 awards announced

Arts

Katherine Jenkins is coming to Belfast

Katherine Jenkins: Going to church from age of four made me the singer I am today

Music

Looking to the future: Owner of The National, Conall Wolsey, says the newly-renovated cafe and bar will focus on sustainability and being more eco-friendly. Pic by Arthur Allison, Pacemaker

‘We have an ethos and that is sustainability’

Arts

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Lifestyle More Lifestyle >>

Belfast News Letter February 16 1738 (February 27 1739 in the modern calendar). The paper is ripped at points. This is the earliest surviving paper after the title went up from one smaller sheet, with two sides of news, to a larger one that was folded to give four sides of news

Reported 280 years ago (Feb 1739): The News Letter goes up in size to four pages

Nostalgia

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Missing teenagers discovered by bus driver after alert raised online

News

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