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Lewis Crocker: mural unveiled in south Belfast alongside Best (opens the original)
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A mural has been unveiled in south Belfast to celebrate former IBF World Welterweight Champion Lewis Crocker. The new artwork replaces the long-standing George Best mural on Blythe Street in Sandy Row and now features both sporting greats side by side. The official unveiling took place on Thursday evening. Lewis Crocker, who unveiled the mural, said it proved dreams can come true. "I'm just a boy from Sandy Row and I'm beside George Best. Just to be up there and be recognised is amazing. "It rea
Sean Graham attack: Vandalism of memorial 'hurtful and hateful' families say (opens the original)
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Families of those murdered in the Sean Graham bookmakers shootings have said the vandalism of a memorial is "very hurtful and hateful". Five people were murdered in the Ulster Defence Association (UDA) attack on the Ormeau Road in south Belfast in 1992. Seven other people were injured. A memorial plaque of those killed in the attack was smeared with white paint on Thursday. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said they are treating the incident as a "sectarian-motivated hate crime". Th
Edinburgh International Film Festival: 'I can die happy seeing my home town in film,' says Hope Street star (opens the original)
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What happens when you bring together a group of friends desperate to escape their small town lives, a ceasefire and 1990s rave culture? The answer - Skintown, actor and author Ciarán McMenamin's debut novel which is about to hit the big screen at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. The Hope Street star's 2017 novel is based on his hometown and will premiere this weekend. "To get to this stage is a joy really, and the Edinburgh Festival - you couldn't get a better festival for this film,"
Féile an Phobail: Blogger brings body-image journey to stage (opens the original)
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For many years, Nuala Moore shared her personal weight and mental health journey online but now those experiences have hit the stage – and she hopes it could encourage anyone struggling to ask for help. Through her blog "From Phat to Phabulous", Moore initially focused on weight loss following the death of a relative but that changed due to issues with her mental health. Online followers encouraged Moore to tell her story and the stage play "My Phat Life" was born. Reflecting on how her blog has
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