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"Beidh réamhchóisir agus lá spraoi do theaghlaigh á reáchtáil ag an ionad pobail, Glór na Móna, idir 2-4pm ar an 6 Lúnasa, roimh an cheolchoirm charthanais de chuid Kneecap ag Féile an Phobail."

"A POIGNANT ceremony took place on Sunday at Milltown Cemetery to remember the life of Con Neeson on the 50th anniversary of his murder. Con, who was 49, was brutally attacked by the Shankill Butchers on the evening of August 1 1976 after he made his way to his Clifton Crescent home after earlier that evening calling out the numbers at a bingo session at St Kevin’s Hall. He died in hospital in the early hours of August 2 in the Mater Hospital. On Sunday members of the wider Neeson family gathered for a ceremony at his grave in Milltown Cemetery where his nephew Pat spoke about Con, and musician Gerry McCabe sang a number of songs associated with the father-of-two – Isle of Innisfree and Danny Boy. Pat said that 50 years on from his murder Con is still remembered by his family and friends. “Con was known as the Quiet Man," he said, "long before the film was made. He probably owed the title to his two older brothers, Charlie and Davy. Let’s be honest nobody could a word in between those two. Con was a founding member of the National Club when it opened in Berry Street before moving to Queen Street. He had a passion for billiards and snooker. “He was a community worker long before the job was created and he did it for free. The old saying that he was one of life’s true gentlemen was certainly true about Con, he put himself out for everyone, regardless of their background. He loved music and dancing.” Pat added: “Con’s greatest love was his family. His wife Jean, his daughters Margaret and Rose, his brothers Charlie and Davy, his sisters Elizabeth, Mary and Sheila, his nephews and nieces. Many of us have fond memories of his kindness and generosity.” Wreaths were laid at Con’s grave from the Neeson family in Belfast and Canada."

"PACK your umbrella and raincoat and tune up for Day 3 of Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, with plenty of options to keep everyone entertained, whatever the weather."

"SINN Féin President Mary Lou McDonald and Sinn Féin Vice-President and First Minister Michelle O’Neill will be in conversation tonight on another busy day of events at Féile an Phobail."

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Road closures around City Hall due to huge numbers attending Fleadh

Gradaim Comhaltais bronnta ar fhear de bhunadh Shráid Seibheástopol

WATCH: Dáithí receives standing ovation from staff after leaving hospital following heart transplant

Over 350,000 people counted in Belfast at Fleadh over first two days