Hopes that work will prevent further flooding at Turf Lodge shops

FLOODING at the Turf Lodge shops on the Monagh Road has caused ongoingdisruption for local businesses in recent weeks, with traders reporting difficultiesaccessing their premises as well as an impact on footfall.

History beckons as new Kneecap album set to top the UK charts

IRISH language rappers Kneecap could be set to make history with the first ever Irish language album to top the UK Album Charts.

Mixed reaction from Celtic fans as club reveal new home shirt

CELTIC fans have voiced mixed reaction after the club unveiled their home shirt for next season.

Report launched into 1988 loyalist murder of Charlie McGrillen

A REPORT is being launched today into the sectarian murder of a 26-year-old Catholic man who was shot dead in March 1988 as he arrived for work in Dunnes Stores at Annadale Embankment. Charles McGrillen had a young wife and a toddler at the time of his killing. In the years that followed his murder his family faced ongoing intimidation, including threats, attacks on his grave as well as a complete absence of a meaningful investigation into his murder. 

Annual Darkness into Light Hannahstown to take place on Saturday morning

THE annual Darkness into Light at Hannahstown will take place on Saturday, starting at 4.15am.

'It's Our Time', San Fran Irish press for new build centre

They feel they have waited patiently while the Irish government has prioritised major centres for the  diaspora across the globe but now the Irish of San Francisco are insisting on being moved to the front of the line.

Gaelic Games: A hat-trick of victories for the Saffrons on Bank Holiday weekend

Stockman's Lane reopens after being closed at both ends

MOTORISTS are advised to avoid the Stockman's Lane area as the road is currently closed at both ends, leading to delays spreading into Andersonstown and the Lisburn Road.

NEW REPORT: Irish language 'should seize the historic opportunity'

A NEW research report by Queen’s University Béal Feirste investigating and analysing the role of the Irish language in the event of a United Ireland. The report,

Police promise arrests after Stewartstown Road 'chaos'

POLICE have defended their actions after coming in for severe criticism following an event on the Stewartstown Road last night which saw scores of cars, motor bikes and hundreds of young people descended on the main thoroughfare for a car meet in memory of a man who died last week.