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Colin Neill, chief executive of Hospitality Ulster, urged Stormont to act urgently

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HOLIDAYS ARE COMING: Northern Ireland’s biggest holiday fair returns to Belfast this weekend, January 10- 12, promising to help banish those post-Christmas blues and transform January from one of the most depressing months of the year into a time of excitement and anticipation for holidaymakers. Now in its 32nd year, Holiday World Show Belfast in association with Bookit by NI Travel News will take place at the ICC Belfast. The three-day event will showcase a huge choice of holiday options at home and abroad, featuring international tourist boards, destinations, airlines, ferry companies, hotels and B&Bs, visitor attractions, travel agencies and a vast range of service providers. Pictured at the launch are Maureen Ledwith (left) and Maria Hourican from Business Exhibitions Ltd, the company which organises the Holiday World Shows in Belfast and Dublin, with Jonathan Adair of sponsor Bookit by NI Travel News, a membership-based travel hub that offers members a range of weekly holiday deals and offers. For more information, visit www.holidayworldshowni.com.

Beat those January blues with a visit to Holiday World in Belfast

Chris and Ian Lough have been left "totally shocked" after Mid and East Antrim Council told them to leave the spot where the family has run a the Carnfunnock Family Fun Zone for almost 23 years.

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Commuters walk past a train stopped at a platform in Waterloo Station in London, during a national strike day, on February 1, 2023.

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ASLEF (Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen) members hold union flags at the picket outside Euston Station as train drivers continue their strike across the UK. (Photo by Vuk Valcic/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

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Some of the staff at vehicle conversions specialists TBC Conversions.

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The £2 bus fare scheme as been extended for another three months

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Aslef union members at 12 operators are set to strike again later this month. (Credit: Getty Images)

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Andy Clucas, general manager, Decom Engineering

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Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon

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PACEMAKER BELFAST 07/05/2021
The owners of Barry's Amusements have said the Portrush attraction will not reopen until the ongoing sales process has concluded, with the site now being on the market as 'a development opportunity.'

A feasibility study by Savills site could be developed for several uses, including a 120-bed hotel, 23 residential dwellings or a combination of both, in addition to leisure and recreational facilities.

The 2.23 acre site has been been placed on the market with a guide price of £2.75 million.

The Trufelli family announced in October 2019 that Barry's was to be put up for sale after 93 years.

The famous attraction was to stay open during the sales process. However, the start of Coronavirus pandemic in March 2020 meant the business never opened for the year's season.

Leisure operators in talks about 'reopening' Barry’s Amusements site
A range of entertainment and leisure operators are in talks with the new owner of Barry’s in Portrush with a view to reopening the site as an entertainment complex.
Philip Bradfield

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Sinn Fein MP for west Belfast Paul Maskey (centre), with (left to right) taxi driver Michael Draine, Michael Culbert Chair of the Board of Belfast Taxis, Brian Barr Transport Manager of Belfast Taxis, and taxi driver Sean Carmichael

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