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Robbie Lawlor: Man in court charged with murder over north Belfast shooting (opens the original)
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A 41-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Robbie Lawlor, who was shot dead in north Belfast in April 2020. Lawlor, 36, who was from Dublin, was shot multiple times outside a house in Etna Drive in Ardoyne. Paul Drew, with an address in Whitebrook Park, Tallaght, Dublin, has also been charged with possession of a firearm or ammunition with intent to endanger life or cause serious damage to property. He was arrested in Liverpool on Wednesday. At Belfast Magistrates' Court
Drumcree: Sinn Féin calls on Taoiseach to meet with Garvaghy Road residents (opens the original)
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Sinn Féin MLA John O'Dowd has asked the Taoiseach Micheál Martin to visit the Garvaghy Road and speak to residents about the Drumcree dispute. O'Dowd said he was concerned there had been no visible engagement from the Irish Government on the issue. The earliest date for a decision by the Parades Commission on the planned Drumcree march by Portadown Orange Order is 23 September – four days before the scheduled parade. The route the Order hopes to take - including the mainly-nationalist Garvaghy R
Belfast Mela: 20th anniversary celebrations mark festival growth (opens the original)
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Belfast's Botanic Gardens were awash with even more colour than usual on Sunday, as crowds gathered to celebrate Mela Day - the final day of an annual celebration of multiculturalism that has been running in the city for twenty years. Established by Nisha Tandon in 2006, the week-long Mela Festival involves everything from dance to music and food to art. The common thread that ties it all together, however, is to be found in the festival's name: Mela, which means 'uniting'. Tandon said the past
The people using music to bring others together (opens the original)
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As the largest Irish music festival in the world, Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, continued in Belfast on Saturday, those in attendance were also able to experience music from other countries and cultures throughout the world. Tunes Translated is an intercultural music integration project that brings together migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers with the indigenous population of Belfast. On Saturday the group hosted a concert and its organiser Catherine Crean said there were 22 different nationalit
Disability access: 'There's nowhere really suitable for me to holiday in Northern Ireland' (opens the original)
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Going on holiday is very important to Richard Douglas but finding a property that can accommodate him has become increasingly challenging. Richard has Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) – a rare genetic condition that causes muscle weakness that gets worse over time. He needs specialised equipment such as a hoist which allows him to be transferred from a wheelchair into a bed, or helps him use the bathroom. However, when planning a holiday, even at home in Northern Ireland, he says "there's nowhe
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