Conor McParland joined Belfast Media in the summer of 2014 working as a freelance journalist at the sportsdesk and later the Andersonstown News as a reporter. Since May 2016, he works as a news journalist for the North Belfast News and contributes weekly to both the Andersonstown News and South Belfast News.
MARITIME Belfast is proudly supporting the Community Impact Award at next year’s Blackboard Awards, recognising the outstanding contribution made by education professionals to schools, families and communities across Belfast.
OVER three thousand personal issue weapons issued to the UDR in 1974 were sold on to the private market by the British army in the late-80s and early-90s in a move described by a renowned arms expert as “really unusual”.
A LEADING West Belfast leader has co-published a new book focusing on the changing fast-moving world of tourism.
BELFAST will light up for Christmas at the annual lights switch-on at City Hall on Saturday, November 14.
AN application for an Apprentice Boys parade through the lower Ormeau Road has been rejected by the Parades Commission.
THE daughter of a West Belfast woman says she will be remembered for her "beauty, her love and kindness".
WITH the shortlist revealed this week for this year's Aisling Award nominees, Phoenix Energy is once again delighted to support the awards.
A MAN has been arrested by detectives investigating the attempted murder of a man in West Belfast in 2025.
A JUDGE has dismissed a legal challenge against a decision made by the Secretary of State to ban an Orange Order march down the Garvaghy Road.
RESIDENTS and local representatives have raised concerns over speeding on the Whiterock Road with calls for traffic-calming measures to protect children, young people and local residents.
A TRAINING and Employment Bursary has been launched in memory of late republican Kevin Mulgrew.
POLICE are appealing for information and witnesses following the report of an armed robbery at a shop on the Springfield Road in the early hours of this morning.
ONE of West Belfast’s most distinctive historic landmarks could be given a new lease of life, as work continues to secure a future for St Matthias’ iconic 'wee tin church' on the Glen Road.
THE family of leading Irish republican Máire Drumm says their mother's legacy lives on ahead of her 50th anniversary.
THE former Fort Bar on Springfield Road has been added to the Heritage at Risk NI Register following concerns over the condition and future of the historic building.