THE fact that BBCNI thinks that its adherence to a British ethos is a matter for debate instead of a simple statement of fact is perhaps the most powerful indicator of BBCNI’s adherence to a British ethos.
Ahead of her address to the West Belfast Small Business Roundtable on 24 June, Gail Cook, Director of Marketing at battery-powered ferry company Artemis chatted with Máirtín Ó Muilleoir for the Lagan Stream podcast.
YOUNG Gaels have handed in a letter to the Secretary of State calling on the UK government to live up to its financial commitments and contribute to the redevelopment of Casement Park.
ECONOMY Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald has paid a visit to Tullymore Community Centre where she saw first-hand the impact the forum provides within the local community.
Representatives of Upper Springfield Irish language project Glór na Móna have arrived in New York ahead of a fundraiser tonight for their new build plans.
Ahead of this year's Belfast International Homecoming, which welcomes the diaspora back to celebrate the resurgent city, organisers of the annual gathering had some loose ends from last year to tie up.
NORTH Belfast MP John Finucane has told the audience at one of Ireland's most popular summer schools that a United Ireland is no longer a distant aspiration but a mainstream, achievable objective that demands urgent political leadership and inclusive planning. Opening the 2025 Seán Mac Diarmada Summer School in Kiltyclogher, County Leitrim, Mr Finucane delivered a wide-ranging address on the theme ‘Leadership for a New Ireland: Responsibility in a Time of Change.’
WITH the disappointment of the Scottish Cup final loss to Aberdeen firmly in the rear window, let’s take a look forward to the period of monotony (or peace, depending on your point of view) that comes with Celtic’s current lack of competitive football.
