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Painter Tai Shan Schierenberg reinterprets celebrated Greenwich riverscapes to mark Scenic Eclipse II's

Ad Feature World’s most luxurious yacht to dock in London marked with new artwork

L-R Andrew Muir, MLA, Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs in Northern Ireland, Paul Sheridan, Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB Director, Dr Claire Cooper, Assistant Principal in the Scientific Advice and Research Directorate of the National Parks and Wildlife Service, Joanne Sherwood, RSPB Northern Ireland, Director.)

Landmark €20.8 million cross-border conservation initiative launched

Trainee thatchers needed to help stop endangered skill disappearing

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Valhalla Street Theatre will lead an animated walk through Newtownards, exploring its rich Ulster-Scots history.

Leid AND Lairn to celebrate Ulster-Scots language and heritage

White’s Marsh is an important area for important birds such as Black-tailed Godwit, Curlew and Lapwing. (Credit Richard Mills)

Irish Minister announces state purchase of unique Co Cork natural heritage site

This September, the town of Dromore will be buzzing with the sound of looms, the hum of conversation and the excitement of discovery as it hosts the Dromore Linen Festival, a week-long, community-led celebration of Ulster’s linen heritage, craft, and culture

Weaving the past into the future: The Dromore Linen Festival

Deputy Mayor of Ards and North Down, Councillor Vicky Moore, and musician Lisa Dawson at the launch of the Leid AND Lairn programme of events.

‘Leid AND Lairn’ returns to celebrate Ulster-Scots language and heritage

Belfast Maritime Festival draws on Northern Ireland’s rich maritime history.

Tourism NI supports ‘family-friendly’ Belfast Maritime Festival

Professor Keith Lilley, Dr Suzanne McLaughlin, Sarah Jones, Heather McLachlan and Dr Paul Mullan launch 'Maps and Memories'.

‘Maps and Memories’ project launches with £124,000 National Lottery support

Matt McGinn will take to the stage at Friday Night Live at Ards Arts Centre on Friday, September 26.

Ards and North Down’s autumn Arts and Heritage Programme unveiled

Aidrian Cullinan pictured at the Ferguson Tractor Day which was held at the Ulster Folk Museum at Cultra. Picture: Darryl Armitage

In pictures: Heritage of the Ferguson Tractor celebrated at Ulster Folk Museum

Ciara Carberry (NPWS), Denis Strong (NPWS) and John Carey (Corncrake LIFE)

Major nature conservation milestones in Ireland’s northwest announced

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Condition of NI’s Listed buildings declines by almost 25% in twenty years

Guinness trumps list of top 20 Irish exports

The top 20 things to come out of Ireland - number one is no surprise!

HMS Victory, Lord Nelson's flagship during the Battle of Trafalgar, is now in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard home

National Lottery Open Week is back and it's bigger than ever

Subway launches new limited-edition merch line including T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, and a Tote Bag

Subway swaps sandwiches for streetwear with first merchandise range
The high-street restaurant launched t-shirts, sweatshirts and a tote bag inspired by fan-favourites from its menu.
Oliver Lewis

New podcast, 'Wise Words', caters exclusively for retirees - presented by David Hamilton

Over-65 spends less than an hour a day talking to other people

First flight for the Osprey, Minister for Nature, Heritage and Electoral Reform Malcolm Noonan TD was on hand to watch the release of Osprey chicks back into the wild. The release is part of an NPWS Programme which aims to reintroduce this formerly extinct bird of prey back to Ireland. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan

Irish Minister Noonan releases Osprey chicks back into the wild

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Celebrate Irish National Heritage Week at a national park or nature reserve

A newly fledged Juvenile White Tailed Eagle, finding 'his wings' on Lough Lein, Killarney National Park. The resident Adult White Tailed Eagle pair breed successfully again this year since becoming adults. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC***/FOR NPWS

Tánaiste and Minister Noonan release White-tailed Eagle chicks at Killarney NP

The Irish Minister for Nature, Heritage and Electoral Reform Malcolm Noonan TD has this week released 500 Natterjack toadlets into the sand dunes at Inch peninsula in Dingle, Co Kerry. Picture: Valerie O'Sullivan

Minister Noonan releases Natterjack toadlets at Inch, in Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara

Nazra Alam co-managed to Sanquhar Post Office since 2015 (SWNS)

Breaking World's oldest Post Office is saved

‘Nothing Compares’: Sinéad O’Connor documentary will arrive on TV later this month

‘Nothing Compares’: Sinéad O’Connor documentary is coming to TV

Davide Sanclimenti and Ekin-Su have revealed someone attempted to break into their home whilst they were on holiday (@davidesancli - Instagram)

Former Love Island winners announce shock split

Brecon Beacons National Park will now be known as Bannau Brycheiniog - Credit: Adobe

Breaking Brecon Beacons National Park undergoes major name change

Starbucks has launched an olive oil range of coffees in Italy - but you need not to worry, as it will hit UK stores later in 2023 - Credit: Starbucks

Starbucks launch olive oil coffee in Italy - coming to UK very soon

A general view of the waterfront in Kirkwall on September 6, 2021

UK’s Top 10 most welcoming places - does your town make the list?
The UK’s most welcoming places have been revealed according to Booking.com’s top 10 - does your town make the list?
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New Holland to showcase the latest range of machinery and implements

Brits don't know their rump from their brisket

In order to ensure that there is a long lasting legacy of our Heritage within The Glens, the Causeway Coast and Glens Heritage Trust, through the Heritage Lottery Funded Heart of The Glens Landscape Partnership Scheme, has released a funding application form that enables local community groups, clubs or festival groups to apply for funding support

Festivals and events funding for The Glens of Antrim

Henderson Group Chairman, John Agnew returned to St. Georges Market with Food NIs Lucy Cairns this week where the his Grandfather, John Henderson ran the wholesale business in the early 1900s. To mark the Heritage and Traditions month of the Year of Food & Drink, Paula McIntyre will be celebrating the companys history with Mr Agnew at the Market on Friday 25th March from 10am, by cooking up local food suppliers produce for visitors to sample.

Henderson's goes back to market roots for Heritage month

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