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WORK is to take place to cut the overgrown verges along the Monagh Bypass after concerns were raised by local residents around visibility and road safety.

Meet the Westie GM rolling out red carpet for visitors to Belfast's newest hotel

A shining addition to Belfast's hotel offering, offering stunning views over Belfast City Hall and combining five-star service with deep heritage, The Bedford Hotel has been a long time in gestation.

£3.2m lock keeper's house project on course for 2027 opening

Building work is continuing apace at the Lock Keeper's house on the Lagan river with an opening expected before next summer.

Ireland names squads for European Team Championships for Golfers with Disability

IRELAND has named its teams for the upcoming European Team Championships for Golfers with Disability and European Nations’ Cup for Golfers with Disability, which will take place at Golf Club Genova in Italy from July 16th-18th.

Gaelic Games: Dunloy edge out Rossa in Antrim top-flight clash

ACFL Division OneRossa 0-13Dunloy 2-12At Rossa Park

What happened at Joe McDonnell's funeral? Leading republicans tell all 45 years on

LEADING republicans are to give first-hand accounts at a unique event to mark 45 years since the attack on the funeral of hunger striker Joe McDonnell.

Seven dancers from Grosvenor Road dance school to represent Ireland in Dance World Cup

SEVEN dancers from a West Belfast dance group are preparing to represent Ireland in the Dance World Cup later this month.

Safety barrier installed at De La Salle College entrance

A SAFETY barrier has been installed at the pedestrian entrance of De La Salle College following safety concerns after two children were injured at the location.

SQUINTER: The curious case of the Three Unionist Monkeys

JEFFREY Donaldson and Squinter are the same age, give or take. Our careers have developed side by side, although of course Squinter never hit the giddy heights in public life that the Kilkeel native hit.

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Wordcount wizards know how it's done

WHEN I say journalists write some shite, trust me - I know that of which I speak. What bricklayer hasn't walked past a wall he laid ten years ago and winced a little at the thought of how much better a job he'd do now? What teacher hasn't read a newspaper report of wee Johnnie getting sent back to Maghaberry and wished he'd spent more time with him instead of putting him in the Mooners first chance he got? We can't always be on our A-game and the most effective way we have of coming to terms with thatlamentable fact of life is to try to do better next time.

GERRY ADAMS: A new plan for 1916 battlefield site is the way forward

THE 1916 Moore Street Battlefield site in the centre of Dublin is a hugely important historical and cultural location whose significance has been ignored by successive Irish governments for over a century. Currently much of the Moore Street terrace and adjoining lanes are under threat of demolition by the London-based developer Hammerson.

Biker in 'serious' condition after West Belfast collision

Soccer: Cliftonville Ladies retain NIFL League Cup after thrashing Glentoran

Monagh Bypass verges to be cut following concerns raised by residents

Tony Mallon to stand for Belfast City Council and Assembly election next year

Soccer: Cliftonville return to action in pre-season friendly with Hibernian

Meet the Westie GM rolling out red carpet for visitors to Belfast's newest hotel

£3.2m lock keeper's house project on course for 2027 opening

Ireland names squads for European Team Championships for Golfers with Disability

Gaelic Games: Dunloy edge out Rossa in Antrim top-flight clash

What happened at Joe McDonnell's funeral? Leading republicans tell all 45 years on

Seven dancers from Grosvenor Road dance school to represent Ireland in Dance World Cup

Safety barrier installed at De La Salle College entrance

SQUINTER: The curious case of the Three Unionist Monkeys

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Wordcount wizards know how it's done

GERRY ADAMS: A new plan for 1916 battlefield site is the way forward

Gaelic Games: St Galls thump 14-man Rossa in strong second half

Antrim GAA and Antrim LGFA join forces to celebrate 2026 Antrim schools awards

CELTIC STORIES: You want exciting players and a strong team? How about a new third kit instead?

The Joe McDonnell Festival of Football enjoys another year of success for juvenile football

EYE ON THE PAST: June 1985 – New Travellers' site at the Windy Gap

PLATING UP: Chicken with red pepper in a creamy mustard sauce

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Is there a test that Jon Burrows can pass?

ANDRÉE MURPHY: Micheál, just don't make the same mistakes that Keir made

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