St Mary's University will be set to host an evening exploring the Antrim football teams of the 1920s through to the 1940s, with a terrific lecture by GAA historian and author, Dónal McAnallen, with a particular focus on the celebrated 1946 team whose All-Ireland Championship campaign ended in controversial circumstances against Kerry.
MARITIME Belfast is proudly supporting the Community Impact Award at next year’s Blackboard Awards, recognising the outstanding contribution made by education professionals to schools, families and communities across Belfast.
Growing up in West Belfast, we learnt early that gratitude was part of how a community kept going. We might not have called it an “attitude of gratitude”, but we knew the value of a neighbour, a shared meal and somebody asking, “Are you all right?”
CLIFTONVILLE leapfrogged Carrick Rangers into fifth place in the Boyles Sports Premiership with a thumping 7-1 win over the Amber Army at Solitude on Saturday afternoon.
OVER three thousand personal issue weapons issued to the UDR in 1974 were sold on to the private market by the British army in the late-80s and early-90s in a move described by a renowned arms expert as “really unusual”.
CONCERN is growing that more loyalist bands with connections to loyalist paramilitaries will benefit from the next tranche of musical instruments money from the Department for Communities.
Tá seanbhaint ag Cumann Chluain Árd le Gaeilgeoirí Bhéal Feirste. Ar feadh na mblianta bhí sé ar an chéad áit fhoghlama do dhaoine sa chathair ar mhaith leo Gaeilge a fhoghlaim, agus tá sé go fóill mar a bheadh Meice na Gaeilge sa chathair.
