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Rare wild albino rabbit spotted in Fermanagh
This cute little fellow might look like he's someone's pet bunny enjoying a break from his hutch – but in fact he is a highly unusual wild albino rabbit.
Think he's just a cute deer? Meet the Bambi with an Asbo
They've been dubbed 'Asbo Bambis', 'killer deer' and even 'doe-eyed destroyers' – and this tiny menace is spreading across Northern Ireland.
Developers blamed as water quality at this popular beach now among worst in Europe
Cost-cutting property developers who bypass the sewerage network are helping ensure that the water quality at one of Northern Ireland's most popular seaside resorts is among the worst in Europe.
Walk of the Week: Loughgall Country Park
Few scenes could be more beautiful than rural Armagh during apple blossom season.
Anti-litter army aims to sweep across the land
The war on litter has been declared. More than 70 supporters of the Belfast Telegraph's Big Spring Clean gathered at the Skainos Centre in east Belfast yesterday to help officially launch our anti-litter campaign.
Blooming lovely as Clandeboye Estate is opened to public for rare treat
One of Northern Ireland's most spectacular historic estates is to throw open its gates to the public for the first time in a decade.
Big Spring Clean: Join anti-rubbish revolution
These are some of the green army of dedicated volunteers poised to help transform Northern Ireland in the weeks to come.
Look west to see the red kites flying high
Red kites are striking out west into new territory, according to nature watchers.
Walk of the Week: Ballymoney Heritage Trail
Ballymoney is an historic market town that lies at the heart of the Causeway Coast and Glens.
Woodpeckers on Belfast city outskirts
Woodpeckers could be poised to start up a family in Belfast for the first time.
Ten fascinating natural phenomena
From tornadoes made of fire to the sailing stones of Death Valley, our photo essay casts light on the bizarre and often terrifying side of nature
Northern Ireland Water fined again for pollution after fish die in spill
More than 150 eels were killed when pollution escaped into a Co Down river from a sewage pumping station, Bangor Magistrates Court has heard.
Crannog dig team gets one last reprieve
One of Ireland's richest archaeological digs has won another week-long reprieve – but that's it.
Walk of the Week: Beech Hill - Marine Trail
Three miles of circular trails twist their way through the mixed woodland and landscaped gardens of the Beech Hill Country House Hotel near the River Faughan.
Walk of the Week: Huntly Wood
Huntly Wood is a natural haven, a mature beech woodland sited on steep wooded banks between the Huntly Road and the River Bann in Banbridge.
Walk of the Week: Castle Espie
Castle Espie is situated on the shores of Strangford Lough near Comber, Co Down, and is the first Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust centre in Ireland.
The frost isn't ideal for laying eggs but that hasn't stopped these visitors... they're still on Hawaii time
The grass may be rimed with frost – but Hawaiian geese living on the shores of Strangford Lough are already laying their eggs.
African visitors who like it here so much they've decided to settle down and start a family
They've been slowly invading Northern Ireland for around a decade.
High levels of air pollution found
High levels of air pollution have been detected in Northern Ireland, the Department of the Environment said.
Walk of the Week: Hare’s Gap
The Hare's Gap is the most dramatic mountain pass in the Mournes.
Good guy Zach Galifianakis
Hangover star takes 87-year-old to premiere
In pictures: UK Soap Awards
In Pictures: North West 200
In Pictures: Balmoral Show
Nice-but-dull Kate's annoying baby bump pose
FHM's sexiest women - Kunis knocks Tulisa off her perch
Latest News
Dog attack boy, two, has surgery new
A two-year-old boy has undergone surgery on his face after he was savaged by a family dog.
Woolwich: Eyewitness Ingrid Loyau-Kennett gives extraordinary account of her confrontation with two alleged killers in a London street new
Cub scout leader Ingrid Loyau-Kennett, 48, from Cornwall, confronted the Woolwich attack suspects and asked them to hand over their weapons, telling them: "right now it is only you versus many people, you are going to lose."
'Lord of the Dance' Michael Flatley puts foot down over false report he wants a UK passport
Michael Flatley insisted he is "proud to be Irish" as he rubbished claims he has applied for a UK passport.
Latest Sport
Wade scoops unique award double
Christian Wade was "shocked and humbled" to learn he had gone one better than Jonny Wilkinson by scooping a unique double at the Rugby Players' Association awards.
Former Manchester United defender Brian Greenhoff dies, aged 60
Former Manchester United and England defender Brian Greenhoff has died, aged 60.
Tindall ready to use experience
Mike Tindall is relishing the chance to test his experience against Gloucester's youth when he lines up for the Barbarians against England on Sunday.
Latest Showbiz
Yakoob: Girls tougher than boys
Apprentice reject Uzma Yakoob has said it was far more stressful being on the women's team than working with the men.
Stones' Micks reunited in the park
The Rolling Stones' return to Hyde Park will see them team up with former guitarist Mick Taylor, but there will be no reappearance of the white dress Mick Jagger wore at the original 1969 gig because he has lost it.
Graham: I'll miss playing stripper
The Hangover III star Heather Graham says she will miss playing sexy stripper Jade because the excitement makes up for her "boring" real life.
