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Richard Kennedy was a founding member of Cara-Friend. Credit: Timothy O’Connell. Founding Cara-Friend: Preserving At Risk LGBTQIA+ Heritage
A Growing Space planting session. Credit: Brink! Stories CIC. Belfast’s urban garden brings people together
