George Clarke

'My granny stopped my granda going on Titanic Maiden voyage'

George Clarke remembering the Belfast Blitz of 1941, when he was only six years of age.

Belfast Blitz: Man recalls city burning and presenting incendiary bomb to mum

In George Clarke’s Building Home the stakes are even higher

Wednesday TV choice: George Clarke’s Building Home (Channel 4, 9pm)

George Clarke takes a closer look at a stunning circular house inspired by the owner’s car collection

Wednesday TV choice: George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces (Channel 4, 9pm)

Tourism has the greatest potential of any sector in the local economy to drive growth in all regions of Northern Ireland, a major industry event was told today. Pictured is Alice Mansergh, chief executive of Tourism Ireland, John McGrillen, chief executive of Tourism NI, Economy Minister Conor Murphy, Ellvena Graham, chair of Tourism Northern Ireland and George Clarke, architect and television presenter

Minister addresses 300 delegates to highlight tourism as NI's 'success story'

The top 20 pieces of advice adults would give their younger selves

The average British sofa has witnessed 311 arguments, suffered 316 spillages, an...

George Clarke’s with Paul and Imogen in the second series of Remarkable Renovations

George Clarke on his new property show

Nick and Emma

Here comes The Great Home Transformation

Kevin McCloud

Grand Designs: House of the Year is back

George Clarke

George’s remarkable renovations revealed

Kirstie offers more Christmas craft tips

Kirstie gets crafty again this Christmas

George oversees perhaps the most radical transformation to date with Matt and Kevin’s 1930s monstrosity

Ugly House to Lovely House with George Clarke

Steam locomotive - York Road, Belfast: Until late 1970, the Belfast & Northern Counties Railway and its successors the Midland Railway (NCC), LMS (NCC), Ulster Transport Authority and Northern Ireland Railways had a steam locomotive running shed near Duncrue Street to the north of York Road station. This was closed in late 1970 and the site obliterated as it was in the way of the M5 motorway. On a forgotten date in July 1968, former Sligo Leitrim & Northern Counties 0.6.4T "Lough Erne" (UTA/NIR No. 27) shunts open wagons about the yards

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Continuing economic difficulties for Ulster Transport Auth...

Irish Tanaiste Simon Coveney, MEP Mairead McGuinness, Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee and Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe at Dublin Port on Friday morning, ahead of the UK leaving the European Union at 11pm on Friday

Brexit days celebrations and protests planned on island of Ireland

Edgar Graham, Ulster Unionist MLA, barrister and Queen's University lecturer, shot dead at point blank range by the IRA in December 1983 near the university

Inaugural seminar is held in memory of Edgar Graham, the unionist lawyer, academ...
The inaugural Edgar Graham remembrance seminar was held last night, in memory of the unionist politician and lawyer murdered by the IRA in 1983.
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Money

NI farmers face bankruptcy in no-deal Brexit, MP's warned

Martin McGuinness in his younger days with a pistol. The Saville Inquiry found he was probably carrying a Thompson sub machine gun on Bloody Sunday.

Bloody Sunday: PSNI declines to say if it quizzed Martin McGuinness on machine g...

Michael McConville beside a picture of his mother Jean, who was abducted and murdered by the IRA in 1972

Jean McConville murder: Son accuses PSNI of turning a blind eye to alleged kille...

Michelle Williamson is still pressing for an HET report some eight years after other families received theirs

Shankill bomb: Woman who lost parents still waiting for HET report

Weapons put on show by the RUC after they stopped two cars packed full of guns destined for the UDA in 1988. Photo: Pacemaker

PSNI confirms it still has some terrorist guns to use in legacy investigations

PSNI: all Troubles deaths should be independently reviewed

PSNI D/C/Superintendent George Clarke has serious concerns over activities of Silent Justice

'˜Sexual predator hunters' need to rethink live video says PSNI chief

PSNI

80 domestic abuse reports made each day in summer holidays, police say

The Grenfell Tower is engulfed in flames (AP)

Multiple fatalities as fire engulfs tower block trapping residents in flames

The package aims to help out with issues such as security, privacy and cyber bullying

New e-safety training scheme aims to protect children

Keith Baker

'˜Sentencing in captive rape case should not be the end'
The sentences given to a 'depraved' husband and wife duo for the repeated rape and abuse of a disabled woman spanning several years must not be the end of the matter, a prominent unionist has said.
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Keith Baker

IN FULL: PSNI statement on House of Horrors sex abuse pair

PICTURE POSED BY MODEL. Almost 100 domestic abuse incidents were reported to police on Christmas Day last year. Photo credit: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

Many domestic abuse cases over Christmas

The scheme will 'help safeguard children and protect them from any risk or harm' say the police

Child protection scheme '˜makes it easier to raise concens'

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