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• Aer Lingus pilots plan strikes over move to Belfast

  Published: August 15, 2007, 6:42 pm

  Tags: Business, The Airline Industry, Ireland, Belfast, Limerick, Travel

  Strike action could hit at least 30,000 passengers Airports switch a blow to south-west Ireland tourism

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• Five best ... autumn festivals

  Published: August 24, 2007, 6:53 pm

  Tags: Travel, Guardian Saturday Travel Section, Five Best Amp 8230, Short Breaks, Belfast, Festivals

  Sample the best of the autumn offers - from outdoor art in Cumbria to bushcraft in Wiltshire.

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• Unfair this Missal

  Published: September 28, 2007, 11:16 am

  Tags: Religion, Qualifications, Monarchy, Injustice, United Kingdom, Belfast, Photo

  Alan in BelfastMc Manus May Be Right Shocker  A Pint of Unionist LiteSee 0 more posts on this topic: East Belfast's, Sean Mcmanus, Branch Barclays, Belfast's Ballyhackamore, RepealKeywords: east belfast's, belfast's, sean mcmanus, branch barclays, belfast's ballyhackamore, repeal, act settlement,

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• halloween 2007

  Published: November 6, 2007, 4:10 am

  Tags: Gaming, Meath, Nuclear Energy, Northern Ireland, River, Iter, Belfast, Nature, Events, Places, Photography, Trim, Photos, All, Blog

  River, iter, Belfast, Nature, Events, Places, Photography, trim, photos, all,

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• Response to Ed Curran's Open Letter to Sports Fans

  Published: November 7, 2007, 10:13 am

  Tags: Northern Ireland, Media, News, Health, Abortion, Ireland, Belfast, Irishblogs, Irish Newspapers

  Office was printed in the Belfast Telegraph yesterday in an Open Letter to Sports Fans in Northern Ireland penned by David Curran. Curran makes a lot of flawed assumptions and uses a lot of warped logic. It seems he made the mistake of actually believing some of the rubbish that has been said about the Maze proposals and opposition to them.

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• Ryanair's jocular comment escapes ASA censure

  Published: November 8, 2007, 10:14 am

  Tags: Media, Northern Ireland, News, Health, Abortion, Travel, Ireland, Belfast, Irishblogs, Irish Newspapers

  ASA censure  Alan in Belfastadmin  Hidden IrelandSee 3 more posts on this topic: Northern Ireland, Belfast Telegraph, Quality Newspaper, Fpa, ThreethousandverstsKeywords: northern ireland, northern, ireland, MONTH11, belfast telegraph, YEAR2007, telegraph, quality newspaper, belfast, fpa, threethousandversts,

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• Applied Behavior Analysis As Effective Autism Intervention - The Eoin McGinn Example

  Published: November 8, 2007, 10:42 am

  Tags: Speac, London Early Autism Project, Eoin Mcginn, Brendan Mcginn, Belfast, Applied Behavior Analysis, Northern Ireland, Link Award

  2006 Link Award RecipientThe Belfast Telegraph on Wednesday, November 7, 2007, featured the story of Brendan McGinn, the 2006 Link Award Recipient for for his dedicated efforts in fundraising for autism charity SPEAC (Special Provision for the Education of Autistic Children) which in the last three years has raised 500,000 and set up the

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• WORLD IN BRIEF

  Published: November 15, 2007, 12:00 am

  Tags: World, Brief, Georgia, United States, Baghdad, Mohamed Dhere, Al Qaeda In Iraq, Iran, Russia, Spain, U S Armed Forces, Abkhazia, Northern Ireland, Sao Paulo, South Ossetia, Alexei Maslov, Belfast, Han Duck Soo, Hossein Mousavian, King Juan Carlos I, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

  The prime ministers of North and South Korea launched their first talks in 15 years on a harmonious note Wednesday in Seoul, seeking to build on plans for economic cooperation devised at a summit of their leaders last month.

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• Jellyfish attack wipes out N. Ireland's salmon farm

  Published: November 23, 2007, 11:34 am

  Tags: Belfast, Ireland, Northern, Salmon, Absolutely, Attack, Jellyfish, Life, Wipes

  "BELFAST (AFP) - Northern Ireland's only salmon farm was completely wiped out by a freak jellyfish attack, the owners said Wednesday."

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• Maze Minister in abuse of the democratic process

  Published: December 17, 2007, 4:11 am

  Tags: Northern Ireland, Sport, Stadium, Assembly, Maze Stadium, Stadium For Belfast, Media, Stormont Executive

  process  Stadium For BelfastMaze farce from inept Poots  Three Thousand Versts of LonelinessSee 0 more posts on this topic: Stadium, Leisure Committee, Edwin Poots, Plans, CultureKeywords: maze, poots, stadium, leisure committee, edwin poots, committee, edwin, plans, minister, culture, leisure, minister fun,

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• Swede Emotion

  Published: December 17, 2007, 10:14 am

  Tags: Living In Ireland, Moving To Ireland, Retail Sales Jobs, Christmas Jobs, Belfast Jobs

  hysteria, so...Jobs in IKEA Belfast  Jobs in IrelandNews (To Me) From The Island Of Ireland  Nelly's GardenSee 0 more posts on this topic: Ikea Store, New Ikea, Supply Weekend, Qualified Cr che, Premier Cr cheKeywords: ikea, ikea store, store, new ikea, cr che, supply weekend, qualified cr che, premier cr

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• Offensive Golly Dolls 'Snapped Up'

  Published: December 19, 2007, 8:39 am

  Tags: Bailey, Belfast, Centre, Nicola, Selling, Bbc, Being, Buying, Connotationsare, Dolls, Dollsthe, Golly, Horrified, Life, Making, News, Offensive, Racist, Shops, Snapped, Toys

  " Golly dolls - the black and white toys which many believe have offensive racist connotations - are being snapped up in Northen Ireland shops. A Belfast woman said she was "horrified" to find them in a local...read more

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• Rambling Man

  Published: December 20, 2007, 10:15 am

  Tags: Ireland Amp The Irish, Belfast, Ikea, General Bloggery

  of Ireland - just outside Belfast to be precise. Of course, we say “Island of Ireland” so the eejits in Dublin who have taken donkey’s years to sort out the planning won’t feel so bad that the store in Dublin is still some time* away from the first sod even being turned. IKEA of course isn’t just all about flat

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• Missing the Family (Part 2)

  Published: November 22, 2007, 4:53 pm

  Tags: Friends, Family, Belfast

  In the faraway land called home, this being has entertained friends and neighbours, relatives and relations, babies and toddlers, domestic helpers and domestic goddesses. The house has witnessed sorrows and joys, bitchfests and counselling sessions, dramas of semi-epic proportions but not, as yet, crimes and other misdemeanours.Alas, the once

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• An enchanted evening with the Whirling Dervishes

  Published: November 19, 2007, 7:17 am

  Tags: Culture, Belfast

  I spent a cold and wet evening with the whirling dervishes.The rain was at best, unforgiving. I braved myself through it after an afternoon at Dr Yusuf's farewell party. By the time I reached the concert hall, my bottom half was completely drenched. My upper half was insulated by my late dad's hooded windbreaker. Thank God for that.The proceedings

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