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Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.

More every week in the Larne, Carrick and Newtownabbey Times.

Here’s a selection from 2007

Larne Grammar School representatives Hannah Gibson, Rebekah Patton and Clare Stanbridge pictured at the public speaking competition organised by the Larne branch of Soroptimist International. With them are public speaking convenor Judith Taylor, teacher Mr Jimmy Christie and Larne branch president Helen Elton. LT48-303-PR

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*Note: Some pictures may have been cropped for web publication purposes.

Participants and schools' representatives pictured with Larne branch president Helen Elton anv vice president Ashley Ramsay at the public speaking competition held in Larne Grammar School. LT48-302-PR

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Larne Grammar School Deputy Head Boy Graham Boyd has won the Larne final of the Rotary International Youth Leadership Development competition. He is pictured receiving his award from Larne President Bill Liddle. With them are the Chairman of Youth Activities Sharon Gilbert, Graham's mum Karen Boyd and Vice President Dougie Bennett. Graham now goes on to the regional final in Coleraine. LT47-308-PR

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IN PICTURES: Take a look through the Times’ archive