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The Latest Breaking News from Belfast

Belfast Harbour to build major logistics hub to service growth in roll on/roll-off ferry traffic

Planning permission was granted by Belfast City Council for the £9M project

Birmingham Post

Downpatrick couple return home from 49th wedding anniversary to find car burned out

"It was soul destroying"

Belfast Live

Doorways tell stories: Unlocking the secrets behind 10 famous Belfast doors

There's plenty of history behind those famous facades

Belfast Live

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Stolen dog reunited with teenage owner after over a year

Coco was stolen from her home on the Ormeau Road in June 2021

Belfast Live

Missing dog Coco reunited with owners after more than a year

She was stolen in Belfast in June last year.

The Independent UK

Belfast child's tears ignite mum's fight to save historic site hiving with butterflies and newts

"Elsie was so upset and I was too, she didn’t understand why they were destroying one of her beautiful ‘butterfly fields’"

Belfast Live

South Belfast residents 'tortured' by fires, drug taking and anti-social behaviour

The incidents have regularly been taking place on a waste ground off the Ormeau Road

Belfast Live

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Noah Donohoe death: court upholds police application over information

Police Service of Northern Ireland applied to withhold sensitive material from inquest

The Guardian - UK

Coroner approves police bid to withhold material from Noah Donohoe inquest

Justice Michael Humphreys said disclosing the information would create a real risk of harm to the public interest.

The Independent UK

Three people arrested over alleged 'crossbow incident' in Ormeau Road area of Belfast

The St Jude's Parade area has since reopened

Belfast Live

Children 'forced to take six buses a day' to East Belfast schools after service changes

Children have faced a lot of disruption since the start of term

Belfast Live

Belfast Council appeals for artist to create statue of anti-slaver

Artists have until September 16 to show interest

Belfast Live

Parents of Mercy College pupils voice concern over "dangerous" walk to Belfast school

"What are we going to do, wait until a child is seriously hurt or killed before we do anything?"

Belfast Live

Guide Dogs NI named chosen charity for Belfast Deputy Lord Mayor

It costs £54,800 to support a guide dog from birth to retirement

Belfast Live

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Jet2 announces Iceland route from Belfast International Airport

Jet2.com will be the only airline to operate to this destination from the airport in Winter 23/24

Belfast Live

Belfast's Linen Quarter BID aiming to expand regeneration work to Shaftesbury Square and Gasworks

"We hope this will work as a catalyst for more significant public funding"

Belfast Live

Belfast family 'heartbroken' to announce business closure at Havana Grill

"We just can't cope"

Belfast Live

Belfast parks getting £108k to create insect super highways in first NI Buglife project

The 'Belfast's Buzzing' project aims to restore habitat for insect pollinators at several parks

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Cost of living: Belfast protest planned to say 'enough is enough' to rising energy bills

The protest will take place at Belfast City Hall on October 1

Belfast Live

Deerah Restaurant hoping to give Belfast an authentic taste of the Middle East

Saeb fell in love with Belfast after he moved here for university in the 1990s

Belfast Live

Co Down mum 'frustrated' as transport issues force her son to miss four days of school

"I've been telling him he'll be seeing his friends at school and getting his wee schoolbag out only to have to put it away again."

The Independent UK

MoD did not pass on information about risk of bouncing baton rounds – coroner

A coroner has ruled that 10-year-old Stephen Geddis posed no threat when he was shot by a baton round fired by a soldier in west Belfast in 1975.

Belfast Live

Heartbroken Belfast fish and chip shop owner closing her doors due to rising energy costs

"I just don't have enough money to pay the bills"

Belfast Live

West Belfast mum on how cancer diagnosis felt like a 'bomb' going off in her life

"When we told the children they all cried, they were frightened and overwhelmed but still managed to think positively about what was ahead"

Belfast Live

Dublin Road attack branded "nasty" as pair sentenced at Belfast court

Two plead guilty to assault charges

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