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1 day ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Flávia Gouveia
Mark Drysdale was seriously injured in an unforeseen tragedy on December 14, 2022, when a back boiler connected to the family’s open fire exploded in their Carrickfergus home. His wife, Deborah, recalled the night that her youngest son, was forced to rescue his father in the aftermath of the explosion. “The sheer chaos that ensued seemed insurmountable, with the house exploding out before our oldest son's eyes with shrapnel and glass just missing him as he walked towards the house,” she said.
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2 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Flávia Gouveia
For food lovers, the NI Food and Drink Pavilion — home to dozens of local artisan producers and a packed programme of demos — is a must-visit. Visitors can enjoy plenty of free tasting opportunities, and the new Safefood Theatre Kitchen will feature demonstrations from Come Dine With Me star Julie Fitzpatrick. The popular Tesco Theatre Kitchen — this year hosted by Paula McIntyre and Noel McMeel — will feature cooking demonstrations.
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2 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Flávia Gouveia
The Balmoral Show is ready to roll into the Eikon Exhibition Centre in Lisburn, promising four days of farming, food and fun. On Tuesday organisers, exhibitors and farmers were busy putting the final touches in place. Running from Wednesday to Saturday, the 156th edition of Northern Ireland’s largest agri-food event is shaping up to be one of the busiest yet.
£60k in July and just £800 a few weeks later - return of The Open to Portrush sees holiday lets soar
6 days ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Flávia Gouveia
Rory McIlroy fever helping to drive up costs – but concerns over locals priced out of the market remainAccommodation prices have been soaring on the north coast with only 68 days until The Open’s return to Portrush. Six years on from hosting one of golf’s most prestigious competitions, the Co Antrim town is once again gearing up for the tournament.
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1 week ago |
belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Flávia Gouveia
The freehold to White’s Tavern was purchased by the Clover Group, which manages the bar, for £5m in October last year. The group has now revealed that it is planning to refurbish the existing vacant floors above the bar, transforming them into a 36 bedroom hotel. The project will see a further £2m investment into the venue by Clover Group, who said they planned to “develop and restore the property’s upper floors” when they purchased the freehold.
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