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Victims hit out at plan for new City Hall statue
RELATIVES of people killed and injured by British soldiers and the RUC during the conflict are preparing to launch
We’re paying enough as it is, thank you
WE could only watch helplessly last week as the heavens opened and flash flooding wreaked
Iconic church ‘would make perfect home’ for Buddhists
ONE of the North’s biggest buddhist organisations is planning a move to South Belfast. The Black Mountain Zen Centre, located in the city centre, is hoping a move to the south of the city will help accommodate the group’s booming membership numbers.
Mary to have flaming good time
A LOCAL pensioner will be having a flaming good week, as she has been selected to carry the Olympic torch as it makes its journey across the North. Ormeau volunteer worker Mary McCarney was chosen from thousands of worthy applicants to run a stretch of the torch route this Thursday, and will be cheered on by hundreds of well-wishers as she carries the flame in the Co Derry town of Magherafelt.
It’s a buyer’s market as new report logs prices
There was some good news for prospective house buyers this week as a new report revealed that the average price of a house in West Belfast has dropped by almost six per cent to £105,121
