Image description: A dense grouping of yellow daffodils between some trees near the bottom of the medieval moat in Dundonald, Belfast.

A battalion of daffodils advancing on the Moat in Moat Park, Dundonald.

#Spring #Dundonald

Catherine spent a lovely afternoon chatting to Janie who grew up in the colliery cottages adjacent to the Lady Helen Colliery and Fiona her niece. Their stories will bring the 3rd #Cardenden walk #Dundonald #Fife to life. The route is currently in development #MiningLandscapes

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For the local peeps. Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council (LCCC) have set a rates increase of 4.25%. That should make mine about £1,190 for the year.

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Out to #Cardenden meeting with Elaine and Margaret from the history group planning a 3rd route in their series focusing on #Dundonald (Lady Helen) and the early workings along the Den Burn. Storm Bram put paid to any outdoor exploring so resorted to table top mapping in local cafe #MiningHeritage

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NI council spent £53,000 on Max the dog legal case, vet fees and care Campaigners for Max took on a legal challenge after council wardens had assessed him as a Pit Bull type, which could have resulted in the dog being destroyed

NI council spent £53,000 on Max the dog legal case, vet fees and care Campaigners for Max took on a legal challenge after council wardens had assessed him as a Pit Bull type, which could have resulted in the dog being destroyed

NI council spent £53,000 on Max the dog legal case, vet fees and care Campaigners for Max took on a legal challenge after council wardens had assessed him as a Pit Bull type, which could have resulted in the dog being destroyed

NI council spent £53,000 on Max the dog legal case, vet fees and care Campaigners for Max took on a legal challenge after council wardens had assessed him as a Pit Bull type, which could have resulted in the dog being destroyed

NI council spent £53,000 on Max the dog legal case, vet fees and care Campaigners for Max took on a legal challenge after council wardens had assessed him as a Pit Bull type, which could have resulted in the dog being destroyed

NI council spent £53,000 on Max the dog legal case, vet fees and care Campaigners for Max took on a legal challenge after council wardens had assessed him as a Pit Bull type, which could have resulted in the dog being destroyed

NI council spent £53,000 on Max the dog legal case, vet fees and care Campaigners for Max took on a legal challenge after council wardens had assessed him as a Pit Bull type, which could have resulted in the dog being destroyed

Dundonald Ice Bowl £64m plans could leave toddlers out in the cold amid calls for a soft play facility The Dundonald Ice Bowl has proved popular in the past for young children at its 'Indiana Land' soft play and slides, but the council says a similar facility will not feature when the new look attraction opens next year

Dundonald Ice Bowl £64m plans could leave toddlers out in the cold amid calls for a soft play facility The Dundonald Ice Bowl has proved popular in the past for young children at its 'Indiana Land' soft play and slides, but the council says a similar facility will not feature when the new look attraction opens next year

Dundonald Ice Bowl £64m plans could leave toddlers out in the cold amid calls for a soft play facility The Dundonald Ice Bowl has proved popular in the past for young children at its 'Indiana Land' soft play and slides, but the council says a similar facility will not feature when the new look attraction opens next year

Dundonald Ice Bowl £64m plans could leave toddlers out in the cold amid calls for a soft play facility The Dundonald Ice Bowl has proved popular in the past for young children at its 'Indiana Land' soft play and slides, but the council says a similar facility will not feature when the new look attraction opens next year

Dundonald Ice Bowl £64m plans could leave toddlers out in the cold amid calls for a soft play facility The Dundonald Ice Bowl has proved popular in the past for young children at its 'Indiana Land' soft play and slides, but the council says a similar facility will not feature when the new look attraction opens next year