Whatever the verdict from this week's court challenge against the iniquitous decision to force an Orange march down Garvaghy Road — and at the time of writing, no ruling has been handed down — one thing is clear: the peace will be defended.
GLL, operating under the brand Better, is a social enterprise organisation which runs sport and leisure facilities, on behalf of local authorities across the UK.
TÁ Foras na Gaeilge ag comhoibriú arís eile i mbliana le Gradaim na hAislinge chun grúpa Gaeilge nó gníomhaí Gaeilge a aimsiú a bhfuil gradam tuillte acu in 2026.
LAST weekend saw the semi-finals of both the Intermediate and Junior Antrim club championships take place with the hopes of the final four in each grade hopeful they can make it to the final bout of this season's tournament where they would have a chance to lift their respective championship title.
Bhailigh páistí ó bhunscoileanna áitiúla le chéile i gColáiste Feirste an tseachtain seo caite fá choinne comórtas cainte a chuir Gaelcheannairí Choláiste Feirste le chéile.
Ní bhíonn easpa roghanna riamh in An Ceathrú Póilí, an siopa leabhar mór le rá i gCultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich, agus tá cúig sheoid úr istigh acu i measc go leor leabhar eile!
High-profile figures from music, film and the arts have signed a letter to the Secretary of State Chris Bryant supporting the right of Garvaghy Road residents to "live in peace, free from intimidation."
Justice Minister and Alliance Party leader Naomi Long has added her voice to the Drumcree dispute, saying that "maybe it's time for the Orange Order to walk away."