Paddy Walsh, a leading figure in the Organisation of Concerned Teachers which campaigned in the seventies and eighties against state persecution of children, has died, aged 74.
IN a roiling ocean of misinformation and nonsense, the human mind can only navigate by way of small pointers; it manages to keep itself afloat by clinging on to the nearest of the bobbing buoys. Or at least mine does.
With just 135 employers across the North signed up to the Real Living Wage charter, campaigner Mary McManus says we've a long way to go to create a society where all working families can enjoy "a dignified life".
Celtic Junction Arts Center, the premier hub for Irish arts in the Midwest of the USA is inviting Belfast theatre fans to participate in its New York City Irish Theatre Festival Experience from April 3-6, 2025.
Hundreds of people descended on the Conway Mill on Saturday to buy gifts at the Grá do Gaza Love 4 Gaza Valentine Market which was organised by Mothers Against Genocide
ABBEYAutoline, Northern Ireland’s largest insurance broker, is proud to announce its sponsorship of the Principal of the Year Award at the 13th annual Blackboard Awards.
UP until recently a GAA pitch had more lines on it than Gordon Ramsay’s bake. You’d have thought that any sport played on a surface that includes a large and small parallelogram as well as a hefty array of standard straight lines would think twice about adding to the mix. But it’s the GAA. The simple and obvious is never an option.
SIMON Harris has said that Irish unity is not a priority for him. That is self-evident. But for him to say so is at odds with the stated position of most senior Irish politicians including An Taoiseach Micheál Martin. Their position is one of verbalised adherence to the constitutional objective of unity. In other words, they are verbalised republicans. Rhetorical United Irelanders. Mr Harris doesn't even pay lip service to this.