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<p>Glenn Patterson reveals full background of the Northern Bank raid.</p>

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Book review: From podcast to page... unmasking the real story of Northern Bank heist

On December 20, 2004, one paramilitary group — most likely the IRA — robbed the Northern Bank in Belfast stealing £26.5m

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Glenn Patterson novel 'Gull' onDeLorean in Belfast offers tale of hope over reality

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"Belfast Noir": Move over Scandinavia, the Irish are the real thrillers ...

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DON'T MISS OUT: Culture vulture's top tips for remaining summer events

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Cork World Book Fest Highlights 2014

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Gravity the one to beat at Baftas

Space drama Gravity is the film to beat at tonight's Baftas.

Sun, 16 Feb, 2014

Study of the Irish novel falls between two stools

Condensed essays on individual novels are too short for academics and too analytical for the public, but will appeal to students, says Val Nolan

Sat, 29 Sep, 2012

Past perfect: Patterson recreates Belfast of 1830s because ‘people don’t change’

The Mill for Grinding Old People Young

Sat, 31 Mar, 2012

A hunger for the big screen

THE WORDS “cat” and “cream” immediately spring to mind, when a beaming Michael Fassbender comes loping into the Dorchester Hotel in London this week.

Sat, 28 May, 2011

Lucky number Twelve

ASK any successful writer how they got their first book deal and you will hear a different story.

Mon, 03 Aug, 2009

Gareth MacHale leads Rally Ireland

Midway through Rally Ireland, the Irish bid for qualification for the World Rally Championship, Gareth MacHale and co-driver Paul Nagle in a Ford Focus WRC hold a 47.8 second lead over the Toyota Corolla WRC of Eugene Donnelly/Paul Kiely.

Sat, 11 Mar, 2006

Moran among top comedy acts for festival that offers a feast of art

COMIC Dylan Moran and British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s former spin doctor Alistair Campbell are set to be the star attractions at this year’s Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival in Belfast.

Fri, 02 Apr, 2004