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School formal linked to Covid outbreak in teenagers Pupils at Campbell College and Strathearn School attended the end-of-year events at the Culloden Hotel in Holywood last week. Seanín Graham 30 June, 2021 01:00 A CORONAVIRUS outbreak among teenagers has been linked to two school formals in a hotel as well as at 'pre and after' parties, The Irish News has learned. Pupils at Campbell College, an all-boys day/boarding school in Belfast, and Strathearn School, a girls' grammar also in the east of the city, attended the end-of-year events at the Cul...

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Northern Ireland's lesser known award-winning beaches to enjoy this summer 26 beaches and marinas have achieved standards of excellence at Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful's Beach and Marina Awards Updated Ballygally Beach (Image: Instagram/@ciaradoll) Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe...

Finding Whiskey Along The Northern Ireland Whiskey Trail Finding Whiskey Along The Northern Ireland Whiskey Trail It’s no secret that Irish whiskey is on fire around the globe! On the island of Ireland there are currently 39 operational distilleries which is incredible when you look back to 10 years ago, when there were only four Irish whiskey distilleries total. Geographically, the island of Ireland is split into 32 counties; 26 counties are in the Republic of Ireland and 6 counties make up Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland forms part of the United Kingdom. There are 13 distilleries / whi...

17th May 2021 The RUYC Belfast Lough to Strangford race start. The course was from Bangor south along the Ards Peninsula coast to the finish on an imaginary East/West line at the Bar Pladdy South Cardinal buoy in the entrance to Strangford Sound Credit: Fiona Hicks It could be construed as an encouraging sign that half of the twelve-boat entry for the inaugural Royal Ulster Yacht Club on Belfast Lough to Strangford Lough Race was from that destination. Boats from the local fleet which would have been expected to enter were Sigma 33s, not yet launched due to the inclement spring weather.