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22/05/2019
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Final Game Of Thrones Stained Glass Window Unveiled
The final stained glass window portraying a scene from Game of Thrones has been unveiled in Belfast this week to mark the last episode of the fantasy series.
The feature depicts the show's iconic Iron Throne following the final installment that brought the HBO show to a close. Complete with a built-in seat that's perfect for selfie taking, this week's window is situated at the Titanic Studios.
Tourism Ireland has also released a new video that gives a behind-the-scenes look at the pieces of artwork and how they were created.
The first five windows depict key moments relating to House Stark, Lannister, Baratheon, Targaryen and the White Walkers and are located opposite Belfast City Hall, at the Waterfront Hall, the Lagan Weir, SSE Arena and SS Nomadic at Hamilton Dock respectively.
Roads Surrounding Primark Reopen To Traffic
The road network that surrounds the old Primark building that was destroyed by fire last year is set to reopen to traffic tomorrow morning, Thursday 23 May.
The Castle Place junction will be accessible, with new traffic lights in place. Those permitted to access the city centre such as bikes, buses, blue badge holders and delivery vehicles will now be able to travel from Royal Avenue to Castle Place or Donegall Place.
Normal pedestrian facilities will also be available around the junction. The public are reminded to take care and remember that vehicles will be using the road network again.
PSNI Discover Cannabis Factory
Police have discovered a cannabis factory in Dromore.
Drugs with an estimated street value of around £80,000 were seized by officers at a house the in Princess Street area early on Tuesday morning, 21 May.
A 31-year-old man was arrested in connection with the discovery.
(JG/CM)
The final stained glass window portraying a scene from Game of Thrones has been unveiled in Belfast this week to mark the last episode of the fantasy series.
The feature depicts the show's iconic Iron Throne following the final installment that brought the HBO show to a close. Complete with a built-in seat that's perfect for selfie taking, this week's window is situated at the Titanic Studios.
Tourism Ireland has also released a new video that gives a behind-the-scenes look at the pieces of artwork and how they were created.
The first five windows depict key moments relating to House Stark, Lannister, Baratheon, Targaryen and the White Walkers and are located opposite Belfast City Hall, at the Waterfront Hall, the Lagan Weir, SSE Arena and SS Nomadic at Hamilton Dock respectively.
Roads Surrounding Primark Reopen To Traffic
The road network that surrounds the old Primark building that was destroyed by fire last year is set to reopen to traffic tomorrow morning, Thursday 23 May.
The Castle Place junction will be accessible, with new traffic lights in place. Those permitted to access the city centre such as bikes, buses, blue badge holders and delivery vehicles will now be able to travel from Royal Avenue to Castle Place or Donegall Place.
Normal pedestrian facilities will also be available around the junction. The public are reminded to take care and remember that vehicles will be using the road network again.
PSNI Discover Cannabis Factory
Police have discovered a cannabis factory in Dromore.
Drugs with an estimated street value of around £80,000 were seized by officers at a house the in Princess Street area early on Tuesday morning, 21 May.
A 31-year-old man was arrested in connection with the discovery.
(JG/CM)
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Claims Officer Smashed Car Window Despite Being Offered Keys Rejected
Claims that a police officer smashed a car window despite being offered the keys of the vehicle have been rejected by the Police Ombudsman. The incident happened as police responded to reports of suspicious activity in the early hours of the morning in a forest outside Benburb in August last year.
Claims Officer Smashed Car Window Despite Being Offered Keys Rejected
Claims that a police officer smashed a car window despite being offered the keys of the vehicle have been rejected by the Police Ombudsman. The incident happened as police responded to reports of suspicious activity in the early hours of the morning in a forest outside Benburb in August last year.
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NI Students Collect 12 Medals At 2023 SkillBuild Finals
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Marriage increase in Northern Ireland
Latest figures have revealed that there has been an increase in the number of marriages in Northern Ireland. The number for 2006 was just 8,300, a small increase on the 8,100 marriages registered in 2005, the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) said. This is a significant increase on the recent low of 7,300 registered in 2001.
Marriage increase in Northern Ireland
Latest figures have revealed that there has been an increase in the number of marriages in Northern Ireland. The number for 2006 was just 8,300, a small increase on the 8,100 marriages registered in 2005, the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) said. This is a significant increase on the recent low of 7,300 registered in 2001.
26 November 2019
Crumlin Hairdressers Damaged In Shooting
An investigation has been launched after shots were fired at a local business in Crumlin. The incident took place at around 1.40am this morning, 26 November, at a hairdressers shop on Main Street. A number of shots were fired through the front window of the shop, but no injuries were reported.
Crumlin Hairdressers Damaged In Shooting
An investigation has been launched after shots were fired at a local business in Crumlin. The incident took place at around 1.40am this morning, 26 November, at a hairdressers shop on Main Street. A number of shots were fired through the front window of the shop, but no injuries were reported.
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