West and North Belfast has highest child poverty figures

ONE in four children in West Belfast are living in poverty, new figures have revealed.

Gerry Adams hooks up with trad legend to release his first single

GERRY Adams is to add the title of recording artist to his packed CV when he releases his first song next week.

GALLERY: Féile Iománaíochta/Camógaíochta na nGaelscoileanna in ómós do Sheán Mag Aoidh

IRISH language schools from across Belfast came together for a day of Gaelic Games on Tuesday in memory of Seán (Geezer) Magee.

Gaelic Games: Wins for Rossa, Ballycastle and Glenariff in the return of the Antrim hurling leagues

LAST weekend saw the return of all four tiers in Antrim's All County Hurling League with some entertaining fixtures at the commencement of the campaign during some blustery and cold conditions in March's final weekend.

Hundreds of community sector jobs set to be lost after funding axe

HUNDREDS of jobs in the community sector are set to be lost due to the loss of key funding from today (Wednesday).

CELTIC STORIES: Why do the Celtic Board hate the Celtic Supporters?

AS I sat on the sofa this past weekend, weary from grocery shopping and having the wife check off her ever-growing list of 'To Do's' that have been pinned to the fridge for almost a year now - with every intention of doing them 'next week'.

It's back – nominate your Best of the West for 2026

BIG hearts and strong hands have combined to make the community of West Belfast the pride of Ireland. Commitment, compassion and a spirit of can-do are the calling cards of a community which knows only one gear - forward.

Linda Ervine and Colin Harvey appointed to serve as members of President Connolly's Council of State

PRESIDENT Catherine Connolly has Linda Ervine and Colin Harvey to serve as members of the Council of State.

PIC OF THE DAY: Casement's last stand

MÁLA POIST: Cuba is not Trump's to take

AS Trump has suggested Cuba will soon be his to take. It is not his to take and it should and must be left alone.