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They provide a dramatic backdrop to our capital city, attracting visitors throughout the year.
Stretching from the limestone of Belshaw s Quarry through the woodland of Colin Glen, traipsing the basalt of Divis and Black Mountain, north to Ligoniel Dams and to the volcanic plugs of Carnmoney Hill, before reaching the cliffs of Cave Hill - the Belfast Hills are one of Northern Ireland s most popular beauty spots.
There is one issue, however - no walking route runs right through the hills, from start to finish. But that could be a thing of the past, if plans put forward to Belfast City Council by campaign group the Belfast Hills Action Campaign (BHAC) come to fruition.
In 1951, Belfast artist James MacIntyre spent a summer on the tiny island of Inishlacken, just off the Galway coast, with fellow artists Gerard Dillon and George Campbell. Years later, he wrote a lively account of the mishaps, friendships and inspirations of that summer in his book
Three Men on an Island.
James MacIntyre s book in turn inspired Belfast artist Rosie McGurran to set up The Inishlacken Project, which every year gives a group of artists the opportunity to spend a week working on the island.
Rosie McGurran
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Lyric Feature, presenter and producer Claire Cunningham tells the story of the 2020 Inishlacken Project, meeting founder Rosie McGurran and her fellow artists Una Sealy, Michael Doherty, Dorothy Smith, Noah Rose, Selma Makela, Mick O’Dea and Barbara Allen - listen to
Former Thornhill College teacher Catherine McWilliams: An Appreciation The most wonderful lady
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It was with great sadness the Clonmany community learned about the death of Catherine McWilliams (née McDaid), Mesphil Road, Dublin and late of Ballyliffin and Coleraine, County Derry.
Catherine, who taught English at Thornhill College in Derry in the mid-1960s, passed away on Friday, February 5 and her Funeral Mass took place in St Mary s Church, Clonmany on Monday.
The beloved wife of James and treasured mother to her nine daughters, Antoinette, Catherine, Margaret, Lisa, Marthena, Carmel, Francesca, Olivia and Marion, she will be deeply missed by her 32 grandchildren and her much loved son-in-law, nephews and nieces, relatives and wide circle of friends.
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