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Journalist @BBCNewsNI | Previously @TheJournal_ie | Email: hayley.halpin@bbc.co.uk
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No corporate sponsorship at this year's Belfast Pride

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By Hayley Halpin Verified
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Follow No corporate sponsorship at this year's Belfast Pride Hayley Halpin - BBC News NI Sat, July 25, 2026 at 6:42 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Pride parade will depart from Custom House Square at 13:00 BST [PA Media] When the Belfast Pride parade makes its way through the city's streets on Saturday, one thing will be different from previous years. There will be no corporate sponsors.
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Crowds gather for this year's Belfast Pride

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By Hayley Halpin Verified, Nalina Eggert
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The Belfast Pride parade is making its way through the city's streets, but one thing is different from previous years. There are no corporate sponsors. Where in previous parades, onlookers would have seen business names in the programme, on promotional materials and on stage at Custom House Square, this year the only financial support will come from public funders. The 10-day Belfast Pride festival began last Friday with a programme of cultural events, nights out and discussions.
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'We're losing a bit of history': The camera club keeping print photography alive

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By Hayley Halpin Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
In the age of the smartphone, Northern Ireland's oldest camera club is helping to keep print photography alive. Vittorio Silvestri, president of the Central Photographic Association (CPA) camera club, believes "we're losing a bit of history" because of the decline in print images. The club, currently located in south Belfast, dates back to 1906 and is this year celebrating its 120th anniversary.
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