McCrory's constant success and his familiar "about-the-road" personality have enabled him to garner omnipresent support from fans. The cheering of "Oh Pody McCrory" is all-encompassing, and it becomes trance-like for those in the audience.
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At 5am on Tuesday November 1, over a thousand eager customers from all over Northern Ireland lined Royal Avenue in anticipation of being among the first to enter the revamped flagship Primark store.
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“Co-operate or perish”: The stark warning of COP27 which has started with a bang.
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Queen’s University Belfast in conjunction with the Students’ Union has launched a free breakfast initiative for students as part of their cost-of-living support package.
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For me, Black History Month is about taking up space and celebrating the achievements of my ancestors and those of the African diaspora. It is a time for celebration and pause to reflect on the Black individuals who take up space and leave the door open for those who come after them.
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This tournament has sparked controversy from the moment the decision to allow Qatar to host the tournament was made in 2010
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For those of you who have never heard of Anna’s Number, they can be described as a funk and soul infused quintet with an expansive and creative setlist. A self-defined “busking band at heart” they cover a range of genres from 60s rock ‘n’ roll to 00s club classics. One thing is for sure – they know how to bring the party.
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At the end of COP26 many were sceptical that the two-week conference had succeeded in securing significant progress. The sceptics called it ‘Flop26’ and ‘Cop-out 26’. With the 27th annual conference due to start this weekend, are we heading towards Flop27?
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A former Support Worker at the Regina Coeli Hostel warns that more vulnerable women will find themselves on the streets this winter following closure of the hostel in January 2022.
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