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1. Derry gets second 'walled city'  Video Available
It isn't often a new square opens up right in the middle of a city, but Londonderry is about to get a huge new public space.


2. Streep sends support for Belfast MAC  Video Available
Oscar-winning actress Meryl Streep has lent her support to Belfast's new £18m Metropolitan Arts Centre, with a special message at the official launch of the opening programme.


3. Senior officer had Fleadh team role  Video Available
Londonderry's most senior police officer was part of the delegation that travelled to Dublin to win the right to host next year's All-Ireland Fleadh in the city


4. Derry to host Fleadh 2013  Video Available
Derry will host the All-Ireland Fleadh in 2013, bringing the traditional music festival to Northern Ireland for the first time.


5. Derry Fleadh u-turn welcomed  Video Available
The First and Deputy First Ministers have welcomed the decision to put Londonderry back in the running to host the All-Ireland Fleadh in 2013.


6. Leaders hit out at Derry Fleadh snub
The First and Deputy First Ministers have hit out at the decision not to bring the Fleadh Cheoil to Londonderry in 2013.


7. Derry Comhaltas Fleadh anger  Video Available
The group behind the short-lived bid to bring next year's All-Ireland Fleadh in Derry has hit out at the Ulster Council, which refused to back their bid.


8. NI marks Chinese New Year
Celebrations to mark the Chinese New Year are underway in Northern Ireland, ahead of the biggest party which will be taking place in Belfast.


9. DUP member among Irish learners
A Londonderry DUP councillor is one of over 1,000 people who have signed up to learn the Irish language under the Líofa initiative, it was announced on Friday.


10. Irish Xmas sign first for City Hall
A festive message wishing a Nollaig Shona Duit to everyone in Belfast has been erected at City Hall for the first time, despite opposition from unionist councillors.


11. Spirit of Christmas past lives on  Video Available
The spirit of Christmas past was alive and well at the Folk and Transport Museum in Cultra on Sunday, where families were treated to a festive Edwardian celebration.


12. NI 'clueless' over Christmas meaning
If you think turkey is traditional at Christmas because of a chicken shortage in the 1960s or that the Bible says Jesus was born at the North Pole, it turns out you're not alone ...


13. Armagh celebrates Georgian Xmas  Video Available
Armagh City celebrated its Georgian history by putting on a Christmas party with a difference.


14. Murdered tot gives mum 'strength to cope'  Video Available
Three years after her baby boy was murdered by his father, a Co Antrim mum is taking another step in rebuilding her life - as a finalist in the Miss Ulster modelling competition.


15. Party in Derry for Xmas lights switch-on  Video Available
Around 3,000 people braved the cold, wet weather to watch Santa switch on Londonderry's Christmas lights at Guildhall Square on Wednesday evening.


16. Students push the boat out at Belfast pub
Visitors to the Duke of York pub in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter can be forgiven for thinking they've sailed back in time to the city's nautical past.


17. HMS Belfast Olympics poster mystery
Olympic chiefs have apologised after the historic military ship HMS Belfast was airbrushed from official London 2012 posters promoting the games' cultural festival.


18. NI art festival to celebrate 2012 Olympics
More than 20,000 people will be treated to a spectacular artistic extravaganza in the heart of Belfast's docks as the city marks the 2012 Olympics with a full programme of arts events throughout Northern Ireland.


19. Derry asks Ireland to protect Walls  Video Available
Londonderry is asking the Irish government to support the City Walls for World Heritage Status, after the Department of Culture in London refused to include them on the UK list.


20. NI celebrates Culture Night  Video Available
Culture Night is celebrated in towns and cities across Northern Ireland on Friday, with a host of free events aimed at making art and performance accessible to public.


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