]]>Pictured is Kieran Drinkwater and his young daughters Ivy (3 years old) and Eliza (6 years old). Kieran from Lisburn has overcome skin cancer and was the VIP starter for the 5k event.
Photo: Peter O'Hara Photography
Photo: Peter O'Hara Photography
The attack lasted around 2 hours during which 237 tons of explosives were dropped along with 96,000 incendiaries, causing the centre of the city to become an inferno. The mass grave exists for those killed across the four raids of the Belfast Blitz who were found with items such as crucifixes or rosary beads. Pictured is Chair of the Board Colonel (Retired) Don Bigger with invited guest Maeve McAtamney and piper Angus Pollock from Campbell College Combined Cadet Force.
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]]>Viewers of 'Game of Thrones' will recognise this place. It is made up of two rows of beech trees which were planted in the 18th century.
It is now a popular tourist attraction in Northern Ireland.
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Documentation is available on the scheme website at A5 Western Transport Corridor (http://a5wtc.com)
Photo:Peter O'Hara Photography
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This accreditation illustrates the efficiency of VINCI Airports’ environmental action plan in Belfast airport. Since joining VINCI Airports network, Belfast airport has achieved a -20 % decrease of its direct carbon emissions, with key actions including LED relamping of the airport terminal and improvement of the management of energy consumption.
VINCI Airports’ environmental strategy, the first global action plan in the airports industry, establishes preventive and corrective measures aimed at developing sustainable and environmentally responsible approaches to air transportation. 100% of airports from VINCI Airports network are already in the ACA programme.
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Pictured left to right are Zara Thorpe, Head Girl at Dalriada School, Economy Minister Gordon Lyons, and Tom Skelton, Principal Dalriada School.
Details of the proposed new route have been on display at the Burnavon Arts and Cultural Centre and virtually on the Department for Infrastructure website.
During a visit to the public exhibition today Minister Mallon said: “I am committed to delivering for all communities across Northern Ireland. Last year I announced my intention to progress a number of strategic infrastructure and flagship projects. One of these projects was the A29 Cookstown Bypass so I am delighted to be in Cookstown this week where we are unveiling the preferred route.“The proposed route, which is approximately 4km in length, provides a significant opportunity to remove strategic traffic from the town centre of Cookstown. This will help to reduce traffic congestion, increase road safety and improve air quality".
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The viaduct crosses the River Lagan. It is roughly 101m long and 6m wide, having been built to carry only a single track. The viaduct consists of seven arches, 10m apart, with the piers being 1.5m wide.
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Northern Ireland is now connected to both the two major Paris airports, showing the commitment of Belfast International Airport and VINCI Airports teams to develop connectivity and bring maximum travel options to their passengers.
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Pictured are Colin McMullan, Co-Director, Belfast HSC Trust; Dr Cathy Jack, Chief Executive, Belfast HSC Trust and Health Minister Robin Swann
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