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    Dundonald pensioner says Trust lost her cats

    By Lesley Walsh A DUNDONALD pensioner has been left heartbroken after her two beloved cats were placed in a shelter after she suffered a stroke...

    Well known Ards family to celebrate 100th anniversary with charity fundraiser

    CELEBRATING over 100 years of being part of the fabric of Newtownards, the Cafolla family hopes to raise funds for a charity close to...

    Living legend Tommy honoured for huge Children’s Hospice support

    By Ismay Woods LEGENDS will often be memorialised in statute form – but one local ‘living legend’ has been captured in an unusual way –...

    Geese invasion sparks concern

    By Julie Waters A KILLINCHY farmer fears his family’s Highland cattle could be forced off their idyllic island home after an invasion by thousands of...

    Legends and superkarts bring speed to Kirkistown

    By Donal O’Neill   THE ever-popular Legends will make their return to Kirkistown Race Circuit this Saturday. These 5/8th scale replicas of 1930s American stock cars, powered by...

    Horse rally returns with beach, batons and brave hearts

    Five teams of riders will thunder along the sand this Saturday as Donaghadee’s best-loved summer festival tradition, the Horse Relay, returns to the town’s...

    First look at Newtownards’ new library

    PLANS for a major new library and citizens’ hub in the heart of Newtownards have been unveiled, giving local people a first look at...

    Killinchy dad raises over £15k for hospital which saved his daughter

    By Lesley Walsh MORE than £15,000 has been raised for a specialist children’s hospital unit which helped save the life of a three year-old girl. A...

    Campaign running to seek return of Norman ‘Movilla Stones’

    By Julie Waters THE campaign to return Movilla Abbey’s 13th century Anglo-Norman coffin lids to the borough is gathering pace, eight years after they were...

    Mystery over who owns Killyleagh wall damaged in Storm Bram

    By Sarah Curran THE owner of a damaged seawall in Killyleagh is proving to be ‘untraceable’ a local councillor has said. A damaged section of seawall...

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