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Sport · 18 October

Belfast Council Launches Consultation on Sports Facilities Investment

Belfast City Council is encouraging residents, sports clubs, governing bodies and community organisations to share their views on the future of outdoor sports facilities across the city.

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Feature · Arts & Culture · 19 October

Belfast Botanic Gardens to Host Free Art Exhibition by Kerrie Hanna

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Three smiling females, two adults and one child, sitting in front of autumn decorations including scarecrows, pumpkins, and hay bales. The adult on the left holds a sign for an 'Autumn Fair' at Botanic Gardens.What's On · 23 AugustBelfast Autumn Fair Returns to Botanic Gardens This SeptemberA wide shot from above shows a bustling city street filled with many people walking between shops, with large colorful letters spelling "BELFAST" visible in the foreground.Events · 11 AugustMore Than 1.6 Million Visitors Recorded During Belfast Fleadh WeekSeveral 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 AcquisitionAn overhead view of a large orchestra performing on a brightly lit stage in a grand concert hall with a large pipe organ visible in the background.Event Coverage · 1 AugustBelfast Welcomes Fleadh Cheoil with Landmark Ulster Hall CelebrationFour 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 Fleadh

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