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80-ton tall ship calls into Strangford Lough during Belfast to Dublin voyage

7 June 2017 AN elegant veteran of the Tall Ships Race, which was built almost 90 years ago, sailed into Strangford Lough last week.
Hero or villain? New book uncovers dark side to Killyleagh’s Sir Hans Sloane

7 June 2017 PORTRAYED as neither hero nor villain, a new biography of Killyleagh’s most famous son attempts to flesh out his astonishing story.
Hikers climb Mournes to raise money

7 June 2017 THE Mourne Mountains were awash with yellow last week when hundreds of people climbed Northern Ireland’s highest peak in aid of the Cancer Fund for Children.
Cabin restored to its former glory

7 June 2017 A HISTORIC railway signal cabin that lay in an orchard for nearly 60 years has been restored to its former glory by Downpatrick and County Down Railway, with the help of a £10,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Bright start as councillors to battle it out on the golf course

31 May 2017 ROWALLANE councillors Billy Walker and Terry Andrews are preparing for their charity four ball golf tournament at Bright on June 10.

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80-ton tall ship calls into Strangford Lough during Belfast to Dublin voyage