A Loughbrickland had their wedding dreams fulfilled yesterday after Stormont ministers gave them special permission to wed under lockdown due to her terminal cancer diagnosis.
A Ballymena father, struggling to homeschool his four children during lockdown on just one computer, said he has been ''totally overwhelmed'' by the kindness of his children's headmaster, who has lent them his own personal computer to use.
A Lambeg drum has been painted with an image of Captain Tom and Noah's Ark to send out a positive message about the year 2020 for many decades to come.
The latest delay in commencing a pension scheme for Troubles victims could be linked to a clause excluding those injured by their own hand, Doug Beattie has suggested.
The comment article on this page last Saturday seeking the early re-opening of our churches in Northern Ireland produced a very favourable response not just from News Letter readers, but from many in the wider public, particularly in large numbers on line.
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