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Sport · 18 October

Belfast Council Launches Consultation on Sports Facilities Investment

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Feature · Arts & Culture · 19 October

Belfast Botanic Gardens to Host Free Art Exhibition by Kerrie Hanna

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Several women in traditional Irish dance costumes stand on a stage in front of a large screen displaying the 'Comhaltas Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann Belfast 2026' logo, with musicians and other performers in the background.Entertainment · 3 AugustFleadh Cheoil na hÉireann Officially Opens in BelfastA person with long brown hair, wearing a brown top and black pants, is about to open the glass doors of an Albany Lettings building.Partner · 2 AugustBelfast-Based Quicklet Expands Scottish Operations Through Edinburgh AcquisitionFour musicians, two men and two women, dressed in casual attire, play Irish instruments under a banner for an Irish music and culture festival inside a grand hall with ornate architecture.Music & Events · 31 JulyEight Days of Music and Culture Set to Begin Across BelfastA group of six women, some in wheelchairs and one with a guide dog, stand and pose in a shopping mall with an "Accessibility Hub" sign in the background, holding a circular sign that reads "Comhaltas Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann Belfast 2026".Lifestyle · 27 JulyBelfast Fleadh to Offer Accessible Support for VisitorsTwo street cleaners and a woman stand next to a street sweeping vehicle and a cart of cleaning supplies on a city street, with buildings and a domed structure in the background.Events · 21 JulyCouncil Prepares Waste and Recycling Measures Ahead of Belfast FleadhThree women gathered in a cafe, one with red hair holding a teacup, one with an accordion, and one sipping coffee, with a large building visible outside a window and a 'Comhaltas Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann Belfast 2026' sign.Arts & Culture · 17 JulyBelfast Fleadh Programme Celebrates Irish Language and CultureFour people, two men in black chef's aprons, a man in a black vest, and a woman in a striped shirt, holding various food and drinks in front of a large stone building with towers.Food & Drink · 16 JulyBelfast Food and Drink Scene Ready to Welcome Fleadh VisitorsThree women standing on a city street, holding a music note-shaped sign that reads "Move with the rhythm of the Fleadh Walk/Bike/Hop on board".Health & Wellbeing · 9 JulyBelfast City Council Launches Park and Ride Scheme for 800,000 Fleadh Visitors

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