Anthony Neeson

Anthony Neeson began his career in journalism with the Tyrone Times in Dungannon in 1995 before freelancing with Belfast daily and Sunday titles in both news and sport. He joined the Andersonstown News as Sports Editor, before moving across to the News Desk as a reporter, eventually becoming Deputy Editor. Anthony also spent time as Deputy Editor of Daily Ireland and was appointed Editor of the Andersonstown News in 2016. Anthony is also the Ireland correspondent with the Irish Echo in New York.

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Three children in hospital after being struck by a car in West Belfast

A MAN has been arrested after a collision between a car and three children in West Belfast.

Man arrested following New Lodge security alert

A MAN in his 30s has been arrested following a security alert in the New Lodge which saw people having to leave their homes for over 24 hours.

Grosvenor Road pensioner (81) dies following road traffic collision

A MAN in his 80s has died following a road traffic collision in West Belfast this morning.

Residents return to their homes after two-day New Lodge security alert

RESIDENTS from Victoria Parade in the New Lodge have now returned to their homes following a two-day security alert, however, police say they will keep a presence in the area.

32-year-old charged with Twinbrook murder

A MAN will appear in court on Saturday charged with murder following the death of a man in Twinbrook on Thursday night.

West Belfast man Pól Deeds set to be named North's first Irish Language Commissioner

A WEST Belfast man is set to be named as the North’s first Irish Language Commissioner. According to the BBC Pól Deeds is expected to be confirmed in the role in the coming weeks. Originally from the Glen Road, the former St Mary’s man is the Deputy Chief Executive of the cross-border body Foras na Gaeilge and is the grandson of Jimmy Webb, who had a long-standing relationship with the Andersonstown News. Last month, along with Foras na Gaeilge’s Chief Executive Seán Ó Coinn, Pól met with Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins to discuss greater visibility and promotion of the Irish language, including at the new Grand Central Station in Belfast. Sinn Féin MLA Carál Ní Chuilín welcomed news that the appointment of the North’s first Irish Language Commissioner is imminent.

Residents evacuated as New Lodge security alert continues

RESIDENTS have been evacuated from the Victoria Parade area of the New Lodge due to an ongoing security alert.

Police investigating possible link between flat fire and stabbing

POLICE are investigating a possible link between two incidents on the Stewartstown Road last night – one of which saw a man in his 30s stabbed to death.

Twinbrook murder victim named locally as Shane Lowry

THE man who died after being stabbed in Twinbrook on Thursday evening has been named locally as Shane Lowry.

Murder investigation launched after man dies following Twinbrook stabbing

A MURDER investigation has been launched after a man was stabbed in Twinbrook on Thursday evening.

Mo Chara's London court appearance tomorrow branded 'a carnival of distraction'

AHEAD of Mo Chara's court appearance in London tomorrow, Kneecap have called on supporters to rally outside Westminster Magistrates Court.

5G mast attack – this time in Beechmount

A FALLS councillor has condemned the latest attack on a 5G mast – this time in Beechmount.

Three cheers for trio as mural celebrating Gaeilge pioneers is unveiled in Rodney

THE roots of the Irish language revival were brought back home to Rodney Parade this morning as a new mural celebrating Gaeilge trailblazers Seán, Séamus and Caitlín Mac Seáin was unveiled beside their childhood home.

THEATRE REVIEW: Julie's story has audience fighting back the tears

SEVERAL times during the performance of the play Julie I found myself fighting back tears as my emotions continually got the better of me.

Positive meeting between Minister Kimmins and Foras na Gaeilge

INFRASTRUCTURE Minister Liz Kimmins has met with Foras na Gaeilge where they discussed the promotion of the Irish language, including at the new Grand Central Station in Belfast.

NIFL Premiership: Reds boost playoff hopes with comeback win at Carrick

NIFL Premiership: Magilton excited for Cup final build-up as Reds return to league action

Gaelic Games: Rossa fend off Ballycastle rally to claim opening win

Gaelic Games: Carryduff win cross-city clash at Sarsfield's

TUV want Casement renamed after a British royal – and Andytown doesn't rule it out

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: David Trimble’s Catholic problem was well hidden

SQUINTER: Loyalist Human Resources departments thrive

WE SAY: Irish language signage victory was inevitable

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