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Larne venue for Richard Hayward Exhibition

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Clotworthy House. INAT 22-357JC

Wicked Walks in Castle Gardens

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Adventures of a Mural Artist

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Seven companies from the North West will travel to the US next month as part of a high-level trade and investment delegation. Front: Sian McCann, Wild Fuschia Bakehouse; Eibhlin McGuinness, MMG Welding; Rob Rae, Littus Consulting; Ian Friel, Visual Edge. Back:: Gerard Floyd, Humanity Cosmetics; Christopher Reid, Humanity Cosmetics; Francis Burns, Eko Chute.

North West to be represented at US trade mission

Business

Lisburn has its say on business rates

Business

Belfast International passengers to get taste of Fermanagh

Business

New £5m warehouse for Banbridge energy equipment firm

Business

Law firm to double Belfast hub at Titanic Quarter

Business

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Foxleigh Hall, 97 Villawood Road, Dromore, Co Down, BT25 1LG

49 pictures of a luxurious period drama-style home now on the NI property market - 'Foxleigh Hall'

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Belfast Zoo: Fantastic images from the zoo’s annual photography competition

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Eating Out More Eating Out >>

Belfast International passengers to get taste of Fermanagh

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Pictured are (l-r) Paul Allen and Michael Blaney. Pic by William Cherry Press Eye.

Ulster pair take over pasta business

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Jonny Hanson

Organic food from Jonny’s unique community farm tastes success

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Launch of consultation over alcohol sales

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Michael McKillop of Glens of Antrim Crisps. Pic by Domnick Walsh.

Taste of success for producers in top food and drink awards

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Retro More Retro >>

10 locations you can visit that inspired Disney films

Retro

Viscount Long of Wraxall, whose support and interest in unionist affairs were shaped by his mother and wife, passed away on September 26 1924

Walter Long, a hugely influential but little-known shaper of unionist and Irish affairs

Retro

Today's Halloween has roots deep in the past. Picture: Shutterstock

Why do we celebrate Halloween? The history behind the spookiest day of the year

Retro

Fortwilliam and Macrory Presbyterian Church closed in October 2018. The church said 'exceptional demographic change' meant it was 'no longer viable'

Historic Belfast Presbyterian church bought by Limerick-based Roman Catholic institute

Retro

Samuel Robinson from Ballymoney built a supermarket empire in America

Raised on oatmeal and catechism to establish US supermarket chain

Retro