Dreghorn woman fined for singing offensive UVF song
An Irvine woman annoyed neighbours by singing along loudly to an offensive sectarian song - with charges of breaching the terrorism act through…
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Irvine woman fined for singing offensive UVF song
An Irvine woman annoyed neighbours by singing along loudly to an offensive sectarian song - with charges of breaching the terrorism act through…
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The Submarines Nearly Beat Us In 1917
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Sir Edward Carson's silver claret jugs snapped up by mystery buyer for well over estimate price
Submitting... Sir Edward Carson's Victorian Irish silver Armada pattern claret jugs were formerly owned by lord mayor of Dublin Sir George Moyers The Victorian Irish silver Armada pattern claret jugs were formerly owned by lord mayor of Dublin Sir George Moyers, an architect, engineer and building contractor who was also a brother-in-law to Carson’s father, Edward Henry Carson. The family said they were handed over to Carson – or his father – in payment for a debt. Last month the News Letter reported that a grandson of Carson was putting the jugs up for sale after being held for 140 yea...
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The Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast: 'The Ulster acropolis'
Country Life Trending: July 18, 2021 A view of the Parliament Buildings down Prince of Wales Avenue. Photo by Paul Highnam for Country Life. Credit: Paul Highnam In the second of two articles marking the centenary of the establishment of the Northern Ireland Parliament, John Goodall looks at the Art Deco seat created to accommodate it. Photographs by Paul Highnam In November 16, 1932, Edward, Prince of Wales, arrived in Belfast to open the newly completed Parliament Buildings at Stormont on behalf of George V. The Prince was a veteran of such events, having already played a cer...
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