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loveballymena.online > post > parents-deserve-answers-over-halal-chicken-served-in-ni-school-meals-says-mp

Parents deserve answers over halal chicken served in NI school meals, says MP

3+ day, 12+ hour ago   (1064+ words) Inset: DUP Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart Questions over the sourcing and labelling of chicken served in Northern Ireland schools remain despite fresh assurances from the Education Authority that halal-certified poultry is not being provided as a blanket policy, an…...

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loveballymena.online > post > county-antrim-schools-offered-athlete-mentoring-and-1-000-of-sports-equipment

County Antrim schools offered athlete mentoring and £1,000 of sports equipment

5+ day, 21+ hour ago   (588+ words) Secondary schools across County Antrim are being invited to apply for a programme using sport and athlete mentoring to help pupils manage pressure, build resilience and support their mental wellbeing. Schools selected for Lidl Northern Ireland’s Sport for Good programme…...

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loveballymena.online > post > century-old-portrait-of-dinsmore-sisters-returns-home-to-mid-antrim-museum

Century-old portrait of Dinsmore sisters returns home to Mid-Antrim Museum

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (467+ words) A striking portrait painted more than a century ago of two sisters from a family deeply woven into the history of Ballymena and Kells has returned to the local community. Mrs Clover Bell formally presented the beautifully framed portrait to…...