Photograhers have continued to work through the pandemic to help us bring you the news.
This is a small selection from their work during the year.
![PACEMAKER, BELFAST, 15/6/2020: A passenger arrives at Belfast International airport this morning for the first domestic flight to leave the airport since it was shut down after Coronavirus restrictions were put in place. All passengers entering and flying from the terminal must wear a face mask.
PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON](https://www.thestar.co.uk/webimg/TUFZMTI3OTQwMzI3.jpg?crop=3:2&width=640)
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PACEMAKER, BELFAST, 15/6/2020: A passenger arrives at Belfast International airport this morning for the first domestic flight to leave the airport since it was shut down after Coronavirus restrictions were put in place. All passengers entering and flying from the terminal must wear a face mask. PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON
![PACEMAKER, BELFAST, 5/7/2020: Kilrea barber, Davy Shiels has his shop prepared and ready for business with the appropriate signage and safety measures as barbers and hairdressing salons re-open on Monday after the Coronavirus lockdown.
Davy, who has been cutting hair in the Co. Derry/Londonderry village since 1986, has been closed since March 14.
PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON](https://www.thestar.co.uk/webimg/TUFZMTI3OTQwMzI2.jpg?crop=3:2&width=640)
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PACEMAKER, BELFAST, 5/7/2020: Kilrea barber, Davy Shiels has his shop prepared and ready for business with the appropriate signage and safety measures as barbers and hairdressing salons re-open on Monday after the Coronavirus lockdown. Davy, who has been cutting hair in the Co. Derry/Londonderry village since 1986, has been closed since March 14. PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON
![PACEMAKER, BELFAST, 4/6/2020: An elderly couple wear face masks as protection against Coronavirus while they wait at a bus stop in Belfast.
PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON](https://www.thestar.co.uk/webimg/TUFZMTI3OTQwMzI1.jpg?crop=3:2&width=640)
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PACEMAKER, BELFAST, 4/6/2020: An elderly couple wear face masks as protection against Coronavirus while they wait at a bus stop in Belfast. PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON
![PACEMAKER, BELFAST, 13/7/2020: Leading the Shankill Protestant Boys Flute Band as they parade around the streets in the Shankill area of Belfast today. The Orange Order did not take part in their traditional Twelfth of July processions this year because of the restrictions around Coronavirus but there were band parades around local areas across Northern Ireland.
PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON](https://www.thestar.co.uk/webimg/TUFZMTI3OTQwMzI0.jpg?crop=3:2&width=640)
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PACEMAKER, BELFAST, 13/7/2020: Leading the Shankill Protestant Boys Flute Band as they parade around the streets in the Shankill area of Belfast today. The Orange Order did not take part in their traditional Twelfth of July processions this year because of the restrictions around Coronavirus but there were band parades around local areas across Northern Ireland. PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON