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Proud young Gaels are on a “crest of a wave” and were the “the first Irish players to go across” when they achieved the unthinkable in January at the one-wall tournament in the Netherlands.

MOTORING: New Mercedes compact van ticks all the box

IF you're looking for a stylish compact van, the new Mercedes-Benz Citan panel van – which is now available to order – might just be the one for you, with first deliveries arriving in February.

MINDFUL MOMENT: Once-silent voices now speak out on past trauma

EARLIER this week I listened to a YouTube talk given by an inspirational lady, Barbara Whelan, who is the co-founder of Silent Voices, an initiative of Alcohol Action Ireland.

Another award for Holy Cross Boys' documentary

A DOCUMENTARY film following a North Belfast primary school as they teach philosophy to their pupils has scooped another prestigious award at the Budapest International Documentary Festival. Young Plato – which follows principal Kevin McArevey alongside the pupils and staff at Holy Cross Boys' Primary School in Ardoyne as they use the teachings of philosophers in their classrooms – has had phenomenal success at film festivals across the globe picking up 14 gongs.

St Comgall's will be an 'economic, social and cultural driver' for West Belfast

BELFAST Lord Mayor Councillor Christina Black has visited St Comgall’s on Divis Street to see how her former school has been transformed following a major restoration project.

Grandparents Day hailed a success at St Kieran's, Poleglass

PUPILS at a Poleglass primary school had the time of their lives as they were joined in the classroom by their grandparents for the day.

Dáithí's family 'bitterly disappointed' after meeting with Secretary of State

THE family of a Ballymurphy boy who is waiting on the gift of a new heart have said they are very “disappointed and angry” following a meeting with the Secretary of State to discuss delays implementing new organ donation laws in the North.