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Belfast’s peace walls: potent symbols of division are dwindling – but slowly

Dismantling of the barriers between Catholic and Protestant areas reflects undeniable progress in the 25 years since the Good Friday agreement, but the city remains deeply divided

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland police warn dissidents may attempt attacks on Easter Monday

POLICE in Northern Ireland have warned of the potential of dissidents launching attacks on their officers in Londonderry on Easter Monday...

The National (Scotland)

PSNI issue advice to families heading to Belfast Zoo over Easter

It is expected that the attraction will be busier than usual this weekend

Belfast Live

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Titanic Distillers to create 41 jobs as Belfast's Pumphouse distillery opens

The company has invested £8 million in the project, said to be the first distillery in the city in nearly 90 years

Birmingham Post

Belfast Council rejects “unconditional support” for the PSNI

DUP motion on police desribed as "set piece culture war" by Greens

Belfast Live

Belfast Zoo welcomes new 'Sloth Snug' for cute pair of residents

"Sloths are one of our most popular species with visitors and we are delighted to introduce this specially adapted area"

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland Beauty Excellence Awards 2023 finalists announced

Organisers received double the number of entries compared to last year making it the most successful year to date

Belfast Live

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How did the Good Friday agreement come about and why is it so significant?

Held up as a model for peace, the historic agreement ended decades of violence in Northern Ireland over 58 tense hours

The Guardian - UK

New entertainment tenant announced for reopened Odyssey complex in Belfast

The revamped space, formerly known as the Odyssey Pavillion, has also been given a new name

Birmingham Post

Irish deputy premier rejects suggestion that Biden is snubbing Northern Ireland

Micheal Martin said the US president would be in Northern Ireland on Tuesday night and spend ‘the bulk of Wednesday’ there.

The Independent UK

Tanaiste brands possible attacks on police officers on Easter Monday "criminality in its worst form"

Police in Northern Ireland have warned of the potential of dissidents launching attacks on their officers on Easter Monday

Irish Mirror

Translink announces additional services to Belfast from Tyrone and Fermanagh

The changes will see more services to Belfast from Dungannon and Enniskillen from mid April

Belfast Live

Genesis Marketplace: PSNI carry out searches as part of probe into website 'selling credentials to criminals'

Searches were carried out in Tandragee and West Belfast

Belfast Live

Twenty-five years on: The legacy of the Good Friday Agreement

Politicians and experts reflect on the deal credited with ending 30 years of violence in Northern Ireland.

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The Independent UK

Troubles shadow lingers as N Ireland marks 25 years of peace

This month marks 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement largely ended three decades of conflict in Northern Ireland that left 3,600 people dead

Belfast Live

Good Friday Agreement: Policing operation will cost around £7m for series of events

As part of this 300 police officers from other parts of the UK travel to Northern Ireland

Belfast Live

New mural to be unveiled celebrating history of Horsey Hill in Holyland

The Horsey Hill mural celebrates the history and heritage of the popular lane in South Belfast

The Independent UK

Victims of Troubles ‘left behind’ by political agreement

Linda Molloy’s son John was killed in a random sectarian killing in north Belfast in 1996.

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After 25 years, Northern Ireland’s youth want more than just peace

Bethany Moore was 7 years old when she asked her parents to explain what a barricade was. By her age, they would have long since known about how Catholics and Protestants made barriers to keep each other — and the British army — out of their streets during three decades…

Belfast Live

New entertainment tenant announced for reopened Odyssey complex

The revamped space, formerly known as the Odyssey Pavillion, has also been given a new name

Belfast Live

Forth Meadow greenway Irish signs decision 'called-in'

Unionism and Belfast Council criticised for causing stymie with the Irish language

Belfast Live

Belfast bin collections for Easter holiday period

Some routes are subject to changes this week and next

Belfast Live

Belfast family's tribute on anniversary of child's death

"Kaitlin is spoken about every day"

Belfast Live

Easter 2023: Supermarket opening hours for Tesco, Asda and M&S across Northern Ireland

No need to panic if you have forgotten an egg or two, we have rounded up the opening hours for stores across the country

The Conversation

Each generation in Northern Ireland has reflected on the 'troubles' in its own way – right up to 'Derry Girls'

A 9-year-old boy lies on the floor of a working-class rowhouse in Belfast, Northern Ireland, wondrously watching American Westerns on TV. Outside, though, the world’s gone mad. Broken glass and shattered masonry. Barricades go up. Rifle-toting soldiers patrol the streets.

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