PLATING UP: Stuffed calamari with tomato and red pepper stuffing

We hope you enjoy our cookery  column with chef Paul Watters who each week will take the fear out of cooking with his easy to follow recipes... 

MINDFUL MOMENT: Belfast found its heart during two moments in time

There are moments in the life of a city when something extraordinary happens, moments that transcend politics, history and everyday concerns. They become memories etched into the collective heart of its people. This past eight days, our city experienced one of those rare and precious moments. The city came alive in a way that exceeded my wildest dreams, as the joy of the Féile and the All Ireland Fleadh transformed our streets into one great celebration of music, dance, friendship and belonging.

Gaelic Games: SFC - Rossa edge eight-goal thriller with Glenravel

ANTRIM SFC - Group OneRossa 5-13Con Magees Glenravel 3-14At Rossa Park

Gaelic Games: - SFC: St John's crowned group winners after crucial win over Ballymena

Northern Switchgear SFC Group TwoSt John’s 2-17 Ballymena All Saints 2-14 At Corrigan Park

CHAMPIONSHIP LIVE: Live scores and updates from Championship Super Sunday, St John's host Ballymena LIVE whilst Rossa and St Brigid's clinch vital wins

Lagmore Youth Project scheme provides breakfast and lunch for children during summer months

A HOLIDAY hunger scheme in West Belfast providing breakfast and lunch for children during the summer has been praised.

Relief as road resurfacing work gets underway in Twinbrook and Poleglass

LONG-awaited resurfacing works in Twinbrook and Poleglass commenced last week following sustained lobbying by local representatives and concerns raised by residents. 

Stormont needs to do more for women experiencing Premenstrual Dysmorphic Disorder

A Belfast woman suffering from a severe form of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is urging Stormont to do more to help. 

SQUINTER: A lunchtime ration of memories from the war

SQUINTER’S queuing for a sandwich in a café at lunchtime on Monday when he notices something he hasn’t seen in a while.

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Selfish reasons lie behind my row with Derry

DERRY has fallen out with me. Or at least some of its most vocal boosters have after I had my say over the weekend about the Feast of the Assumption again being marked this year by the city pretending to be East Belfast on the Eleventh Night.