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    A thousand people dressed as shipyard workers from a century ago walked and cycled through east Belfast to converge on Titanic Belfast, the new visitor attraction. The 1,000 people followed in the footsteps of the generations of Harland and Wolff yardmen who made their way to the shipyard through east Belfast. A FORMER Irish diplomat has said that the Republic of Ireland is moving ever closer to the UK and that there is a growing possibility of it rejoining the British Commonwealth.

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    A thousand people dressed as shipyard workers from a century ago walked and cycled through east Belfast to converge on Titanic Belfast, the new visitor attraction. The 1,000 people followed in the footsteps of the generations of Harland and Wolff yardmen who made their way to the shipyard through east Belfast. A FORMER Irish diplomat has said that the Republic of Ireland is moving ever closer to the UK and that there is a growing possibility of it rejoining the British Commonwealth.

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    News Letter Front 2 April

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    Rebecca Black
    A thousand people dressed as shipyard workers from a century ago walked and cycled through east Belfast to converge on Titanic Belfast, the new visitor attraction. The 1,000 people followed in the footsteps of the generations of Harland and Wolff yardmen who made their way to the shipyard through east Belfast. A FORMER Irish diplomat has said that the Republic of Ireland is moving ever closer to the UK and that there is a growing possibility of it rejoining the British Commonwealth.

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    Price: 75p (ir 1.05 eUrO) monday, april 2, 2012

    The pride of Northern Ireland

    www.newsletter.co.uk

    Since 1737

    BUSY WEEKEND OF SPORTING SUCCESS


    INSIDE: 29 PAGES OF ACTION

    a Titanic effort for charity


    Over a thousand people dressed as shipyard workers from a century ago walked and cycled through east Belfast yesterday to converge on Titanic Belfast, the new visitor attraction which opened at the weekend. dressed as shipyard workers from the early 20th century, the 1,000 people followed in the footsteps of the generations of Harland and Wolff yardmen who made their way to the shipyard through east Belfast since the Yard was established in 1861. The Titanic Yardmen Cycle and Walk was in aid of Bowel Cancer UK See pages 4 & 5
    PiCTUre: Bradley Quinn

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    News Letter, Monday,

    April 2, 2012

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    Spring fashion at Heatons P48

    The beauty of chocolate P49

    Vibrant Vessels P52

    Mum is made up with makeover

    P18&47

    Win a 150 moda voucher to spend in menarys

    Homecoming consultation
    WORK has started on official homecoming events for Northern Ireland-based soldiers with 19 Light Brigade who have started to return home after six months in Afghanistan. Consultations are ongoing for a number of events at which we are hopeful the community will be able to share with the soldiers both in their pride of achievement and recognition of their losses, a Ministry of Defence spokesman said last night. See page 3

    I want to see how poor live: Nesbitt


    BY Sam mcBride Political Correspondent
    sam.mcbride@newsletter.co.uk

    republic eyes closer UK ties


    A FORMER Irish diplomat has said that the Republic of Ireland is moving ever closer to the UK and that there is a growing possibility of it rejoining the British Commonwealth. Eamon Delaney was speaking after a speech by Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson in Dublin last week. See page 10

    HOURS after being elected Ulster Unionist leader by a vast margin, Mike Nesbitt yesterday said that he wanted to be adopted by a poor family for a day.

    The 15th UUP leader, pictured left, who comes from a wealthy family, said that if he had grown up just a mile from where he did in Belfasts leafy suburbs he may never have risen to where he has. The Strangford MLA said he believed that if he spent 24 hours with a family in a

    deprived area it may help him to get a feel for what its like. Mr Nesbitt, who has a double first from Cambridge, became the Provinces only Oxbridge educated political leader in recent memory when he defeated John McCallister at Saturdays contest in Belfasts Ramada

    Hotel. Although he was the favourite, the scale of the former journalists victory 536 votes to 129 shocked even many of his supporters and caused murmurs around the hall when it was announced. Turn to page 8; see pages 6, 7, 8 & 9 and morning View, page 14

    WIN a break for two at Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Sligo SEE PAGE 13

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