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âMaking charity shops cool againâ: Concern Worldwide launches Sustainable Fashion Week across the north (opens the original)
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Concern Worldwide is aiming to âmake charity shops cool againâ with a Sustainable Fashion Week encouraging people to give second-hand clothes a new lease of life. Running throughout this week, the event was devised by Concernâs head of retail, Fiona Anderson, who hopes it will encourage people who would never normally visit a charity shop to step inside. âSeptember is a massive month for fashion,â she explains. âItâs when fashion weeks happen and I wanted to put charity retail into
This Belfast restaurant is âtop of the popsâ: Last Orders with Roamâs Ryan Jenkins (opens the original)
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Four years after opening Roam on Belfastâs Callender Street, chef Ryan Jenkins still knows the value of a good meal that lets you relax. His 38-seat restaurant began as a series of pop-up dinners in 2018, held everywhere from distilleries to peopleâs back gardens. After finding a permanent home in 2022, Roam has built a following for its changing menu of Irish produce, alongside an extensive drinks selection and a carefully chosen soundtrack. It was not a career Ryan had planned. After leavi
Sophie Clarke: Belfastâs Big Fish needs repaired, not a vegan message from PETA (opens the original)
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Reports regarding the damage to Belfastâs âBig Fishâ have been hard to miss this week. When I was at university I used to grab a coffee and sit by the Lagan opposite the sculpture. I liked looking at it. I didnât think much more deeply about it than that, but it is a spot I am still very fond of. Belfast Magistratesâ Court heard that tiles around the fishâs left eye had been smashed with a sledgehammer, causing damage estimated at more than £10,000. A man has been charged and remand
My Favourite Room: Inside storyteller Liz Weirâs cosy Glens of Antrim home filled with books, memories and treasures from around the world (opens the original)
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For storyteller Liz Weir even the most ordinary object can hold a tale. In the living room of her Co Antrim home five bookshelves overflow with the tools of her trade, while family photographs, unusual ornaments and treasures gathered across a lifetime fill almost every available surface. Together they make the room unmistakably hers. âItâs a bit chaotic but thatâs okay,â she smiles. âThatâs my personality.â The living room is Lizâs favourite space at Ballyeamon Barn, the tourist
Eating Out: First look inside Lisburn restaurantâs new home after £800,000 move (opens the original)
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There is always a worry when a much-loved restaurant moves that something might get lost along the way. For 20 years, Square Bistro occupied a spot in Lisburn Square, building a loyal following while the businesses around it came and went. Now owners Cristina and Stevie Higginson have moved just down the road to Market Square, swapping the premises they rented for a building of their own. It is a considerable leap. The couple have spent £800,000 turning what was little more than a shell into th
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