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Carrick Student Peter Donoghue impressed judges including Celebrity Chef Jamie Oliver at the UK Finals of Sainsbury’s Active Kids Get Cooking Special Challenge. The 17 year old pupil at Jordanstown Schools for Hearing and Visually Impaired was the only Northern Ireland Winner at the Sainsbury’s event in London. Peter who is visually impaired was tasked [...]
On Tuesday legislation continues to pass through the house at pace as both the Employment Bill, and the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill will reach their second stage and the Budget (No.2) Bill will have its final stage. The Minister for Finance and Personnel will seek assembly approval for the Draft Lands Tribunal (Salaries) Order [...]
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SO the world thinks we are racist, homophobic and sectarian.
The Equality Commission brought out a report to prove it.
Esther Rantzen says that as a people we are conditioned to being angry and addicted to violence.
Let’s leave Esther the Ego for now.
First and foremost, let’s be clear – the recent attacks on the Roma community in [...]
On Monday the SDLP will put forward their committee changes for rubber stamping, the Budget (No.2) Bill will reach its further consideration stage and the inner workings of the Assembly’s standing orders will receive attention. Oral questions will be addressed by OFMDFM and Environment. SF will propose a motion condemning the recent racial attacks before [...]
THE WEEK THAT WAS….
The past seven days were what you could describe as a ‘workmanlike’ session for the Assembly (although the equality police may object to such a description as discriminatory against both women and the work shy).
In the context of what, or rather what hasn’t the Assembly being doing for the past year, ‘workmanlike’ [...]
In 1975 Bruce Springsteen was balanced precariously between superstardom and obscurity. Under huge pressure from record company Columbia to produce a hit third album after two weak selling predecessors, Bruce and the E Street Band locked themselves in the studio for what has now come to be regarded as a legendary marathon recording session. He [...]
The Chartered Institute of Marketing (Ireland) today launched the first in a series of position papers looking at ways for businesses to use marketing principles to achieve revenue generation in difficult times.
The current business climate has witnessed many companies and organisations cutting back on marketing spend or making redundancies in their sales and marketing department. [...]
Picture the scene if you can. Finance Minister Nigel Dodds takes to his feet in the Assembly, or addresses an audience of community activities or business leaders and says something like, “We know that times are tough, and that rates increases are not popular and we know that people do not like paying water charges. [...]
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