Paul Ainsworth
Journalist at The Irish News
Journalist with the Irish News. Views expressed are my own. Retweets not an endorsement. Contact me at [email protected]
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Four species of breeding wader birds - the curlew, Lapwing, Redshank and Snipe - are now considered to be a conservation concern due to falling numbers. Four species of breeding wader birds - the curlew, lapwing, redshank and snipe - are now considered to be a conservation concern due to falling numbers. Police have made the breeding season call ahead of the Easter weekend and World Curlew Day on Monday.
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irishnews.com | Paul Ainsworth
Rory McIlroy has arrived back on home soil following the golfer’s Masters triumph. The Co Down star’s plane landed at Belfast City Airport on Friday, and he descended the steps holding young daughter Poppy before they were whisked off in a vehicle. Fans have been anticipating his return to Northern Ireland since he was awarded the coveted green jacket and Masters trophy earlier this week at Augusta, Georgia.
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irishnews.com | Paul Ainsworth
The son of the late DUP leader Ian Paisley has said his father would have been “deeply interested” in an Irish language event he took part in at a Free Presbyterian Church. The Rev Kyle Paisley, a minister in the church his father founded in 1951, spoke at an event in Antrim to showcase the history of Presbyterianism in Ireland and its links with Gaelic.
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Pro-Palestinian activists have held up traffic at Belfast Harbour as part of a global day of action against Israel’s invasion of Gaza. https://t.co/2JPnaY2Whl
The death of west Belfast man killed in Australia when a driver travelled the wrong way along a motorway has left a community in “deep shock”. https://t.co/nMlixOOC0D
One of the north’s most visceral poets, Pádraic Fiacc is to be celebrated with a series of events marking the centenary of his birth and his often overlooked contribution to Ireland’s literary canon. https://t.co/E2NXJ5BUZl