Edward Bunting was a celebrated musician who gifted us a precious inheritance of the matchless melodies of our native bards…
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Edward Bunting was a celebrated musician who gifted us a precious inheritance of the matchless melodies of our native bards…
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Marquis Street today is an abandoned thoroughfare, its long history forgotten but it played a surprising part in Belfast's development.
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The extraordinary true story of Newry's James Gill, a steeplejack who became a national celebrity for evading jail by sitting on a chimney
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