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Westlife kick off comeback tour in Belfast

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Pictured at the launch of this year's series of markets is (l-r) Lee White, Cottage Garden Plants, Isaac Barr, The Parson's Nose, The Mayor of Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council, Councillor Uel Mackin and Zara Greer, Barn & Bread.

Hillsborough Farmers’ Market returns

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An evening of music and praise at CWU

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Food glorious food at the castle

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Rowallane Gardens welcomes  the ‘Tiger Who Came to Tea’

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Summer fun at Loanends fete

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IN PICTURES: Pride of Knockmore welcomes bands to Lisburn for annual festival

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Day two of the Balmoral Show in partnership with Ulster Bank at Balmoral Park outside Lisburn

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Gospel singer set for Armagh

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New play, Mothers Out Front, uses comedy to explore the serious issue of climate change.

New NI Play looks to ‘Trump’ climate change

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On top of the world - Thornhill College,Londonderry, winners of the senior section of BBC Northern Ireland School Choir Of The Year, which came live on BBC Radio Ulster from the Ulster Hall, Belfast, with guest judge Carrie Grant (centre). A special TV highlights programme from the event will be shown on BBC One Northern Ireland, Sunday 14 April at 5.30pm

Ebrington Primary School and Thornhill College win BBC Northern Ireland School Choir Of The Year

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Lisburn Harmony branches out with new morning choir

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‘Theatre is important for young audiences’

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Rehearsals are going well for Lisnagarvey Operatic's production of Oklahoma which opens at the Island Hall on April 9

IN PICTURES: Rehearsals underway for Lisnagarvey Operatic’s Oklahoma

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