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IT has been over 200 days since Antrim's footballers dusted off their boots to compete in a Gaelic football game, but that long-awaited return ends as they compete for McKenna Cup glory this winter.

'Hands off Venezuela', protestors demand at Falls Road rally

PROTESTORS have taken to the streets in a rally in West Belfast against USA actions in Venezuela.

Tributes paid to peace process champion, "amazing woman", former Senator Mary White

TRIBUTES have been paid to a former Fianna Fáil Senator who was a fierce advocate for both West Belfast and the peace process.

Events space and memorial to those who died during the Blitz as city centre transformation gets underway

WORK has started on a £5 million development of an events space in Belfast city centre.

Yellow ice warning set to end but some schools remain closed

WINTRY weather is continuing to impact on Tuesday with a number of schools still closed and disruption to public transport.

Reaction as Martin O'Neill returns for third spell amid Wilfried Nancy sacking

CELTIC Football Club announced on Monday afternoon that they have parted ways with manager Wilfried Nancy and Head of Football Operations Paul Tisdale after a string of poor results which culminated in a 3-1 derby defeat on Saturday afternoon.

GALLERY: Making the most of the snow in North Belfast

THERE was plenty of fun and games at Cavehill Country Park in North Belfast on Monday as families took to the slopes to enjoy the snow, while in the Waterworks the swans tried to find some water between the ice.

'Hands Off Venezuela' rally to take place at International Wall on Monday evening

A PROTEST rally will take place at the International Wall on the Falls Road on Monday evening in the wake of the US attack on Venezuela.

Several schools closed due to wintry conditions

A NUMBER of schools in Belfast have been forced to close on Monday morning due to snow and ice.

Beechmount man pens collection of poems in memory of late wife

A WEST Belfast man has penned a collection of poems in memory of his late wife.

Michael challenges himself to visit every country in the world

A WEST Belfast man has challenged himself to visit every country in the world.

Gaelic Games: Antrim footballers return to action with Derry and Donegal on the horizon

Missed bin collections in Colin area a 'nightmare' for local residents

GAA says in 2026 'we will finally be entering the delivery phase of the Casement Park project'

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'Hands off Venezuela', protestors demand at Falls Road rally

Tributes paid to peace process champion, "amazing woman", former Senator Mary White

Events space and memorial to those who died during the Blitz as city centre transformation gets underway

Yellow ice warning set to end but some schools remain closed

Reaction as Martin O'Neill returns for third spell amid Wilfried Nancy sacking

GALLERY: Making the most of the snow in North Belfast

'Hands Off Venezuela' rally to take place at International Wall on Monday evening

Several schools closed due to wintry conditions

Beechmount man pens collection of poems in memory of late wife

Michael challenges himself to visit every country in the world

Fruithill hosts successful speed chess tournament

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