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Father Ted writer Graham Linehan 'subjected to discrimination in Belfast pub', court told

Counsel for a group of women’s rights campaigners, including Father Ted writer Graham Linehan, claimed they were unlawfully refused service during a “hostile and febrile” encounter at Robinson’s Bar

Irish Independent on MSN · 7h

Father Ted Graham Linehan creator among 23 people taking discrimination action against Belfast pub

Twenty-three people, including Father Ted writer, Graham Linehan were allegedly subjected to discrimination in a Belfast pub because of their gender critical beliefs, a court heard today. Counsel for the group claimed they were unlawfully refused service during a “hostile and febrile” encounter at Robinson’s Bar.

The Irish News (US) on MSN · 9h

Father Ted writer among 23 people taking discrimination action against Robinson’s Bar in Belfast

Women’s rights campaigners including Father Ted writer Graham Linehan were allegedly subjected to discrimination in a Belfast pub because of their gender critical beliefs, a court has heard. Counsel for the group claimed they were unlawfully refused service during a “hostile and febrile” encounter at Robinson’s Bar.

The Irish Times · 10h

Father Ted writer part of group suing over alleged discrimination in Belfast pub

Graham Linehan and other campaigners had taken part in a 'Let Women Speak' rally and allege they were refused service at a bar

Harland & Wolff, Belfast

The News Letter · 11h

The Titanic: iconic Belfast business Harland and Wolff that worked on the famous ship enters administration

Founded in 1861 by Edward Harland and Gustav Wilhelm Wolff, the company has a long and storied history in shipbuilding, and is perhaps most famously known for building the RMS Titanic. In addition to the Titanic, the company built the RMS Olympic and RMS Britannic, which were among the largest and most advanced passenger ships of their time.

ITV · 11h

Belfast shipbuilder Harland and Wolff enters administration

Belfast shipbuilder Harland and Wolff has announced the business is set to move into administration. | UTV News

BBC · 11h

Fears for Scottish jobs as Harland & Wolff faces administration

Hundreds of Scottish workers face uncertainty as the Belfast-based shipbuilder Harland & Wolff goes into administration for the second time in five years. Two of the company's four UK sites are in Scotland - at Arnish on the Isle of Lewis and Methil in Fife.

1hon MSN

UMaine System rescinds offer to evangelical church for purchase of Hutchinson Center in Belfast

The system cites an error totaling to hundreds of thousands of dollars was made in the initial proposal process.

Belfast Live on MSN4h

Belfast families on why they're giving back to NI Hospice after caring for their loved ones

Jonny Scott and Will Clow are two of the directors from Platinum Financial, based in East Belfast are organising a work-based ...

News Letter on MSN5h

DUP leader says while Harland and Wolff news is 'unsettling' - the MoD is committed to Belfast

Gavin Robinson says the Harland and Wolff site in Belfast has an optimistic future because of a Ministry of Defence ...

Irish Central1d

Irish Americans welcome inquiry into 1989 murder of Pat Finucane in Belfast

Irish Americans have welcomed the news that a public inquiry will be held into the 1989 murder of Belfast human rights ...

Belfast Live on MSN11h

Man left in Belfast alleyway with broken legs and arms after 'horrific' assault

"Horrific violence has been inflicted on this man that will leave physical and mental scars and trauma that may never heal" ...

13hon MSN

Fears Navy ships could be built in Spain as Belfast shipyard heads for administration

A £1.6bn contract to build three Royal Navy warships has been plunged into crisis as the company hired to assemble them ...

Irish Central6h

Owner of Belfast shipyard where Titanic was built announces it is insolvent

Staff employed by each of Harland & Wolff's four yards, including in Belfast, are not affected by redundancies.

Belfast Live9h

Belfast hotel hostage situation accused admits charges

A Co Antrim man today (Monday) admitted three charges arising from a hostage situation at a hotel in the centre of Belfast.

The News Letter18h

Traffic & Travel: Major Belfast commuter route closed this morning following RTC

‘The Westlink is closed at its junction with the Grosvenor Road, Westbound near Roden Street due to a road traffic collision ...

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