Máirtín Ó Muilleoir

Executive urged to introduce medical 'flying columns' to administer flu jab

Fears of vulnerable patients contracting the coronavirus in GP surgeries as they queue to get the winter flu jab has led to calls for health professionals to go out to the homes of those most at risk from the virus.

Belfast's most-loved artist calls for national portrait gallery

Famed artist Neil Shawcross has called for the opening of a "National Portrait Gallery" in Belfast as a way of celebrating the city's legion of painters, past and present.

LIMBO: Hotels, gyms, cinemas all awaiting further clarity on Covid restrictions

Hotels were left in limbo by today's stricter coronavirus restrictions with little clarity as to whether they were included in the general closure of hospitality venues.

Virtual Best of the West keeps the spirits high

West Belfast's resolve to come back better from the Covid Crisis was on show last Friday as the annual Best of the West extravaganza went online.

Homecoming 2020: We kept running and that is purpose enough

In the hustle and bustle, not to mention the awful anxiety, of life under Covid, we are apt to forget that there doesn't need to be any greater purpose to saying hello to your neighbour than to say hello to your neighbour.

As Executive mulls second lockdown, Moviehouse owner pleads with pols to let cinemas put their case

The founder of our biggest independent cinema chain is appealing to the Stormont Executive to listen to cinema operators before implementing a new full-scale lockdown.

EXCLUSIVE: Senate letter shows Biden and Brits have been clashing for 40 years

A letter written by Joe Biden — and published here for the first time — in the midst of British efforts to extradite a leading IRA man from the US has thrown fresh light on the Presidential candidate's favourable disposition to Irish nationalism.

We Are Team Belfast: Homecoming salutes our new neighbours

For seven years now, the Belfast International Homecoming has built bridges to our global family to create a better Belfast.

'We Are Team Belfast': Homecoming summit will keep vital bridges to diaspora open

As cities and communities close down to battle Covid-19, the Belfast International Homecoming is vowing to keep vital virtual connections to our global Irish family open

Executive must come to the rescue of community press

Since March, the Stormont Executive has vowed to provide whatever relief it can to the hardest-pressed businesses.

EXCLUSIVE: As Aer Lingus shifts transatlantic services from Shannon, Aldergrove puts its hat in the ring

Plans by Aer Lingus to relocate transatlantic services from Shannon to regional airports in the UK have raised hopes of a restored US flight from Belfast International Airport.

Holy Mac! An astronaut gate-crashes the Big Irish Campfire

There had been torrential rain across Ireland in the days before the Big Irish Echo Campfire while the US was being battered by Hurricane Laura so I certainly appreciated there might be problems lighting the Campfire on Friday.

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Dia duit, José: Meet the Colombian Gaeilgeoir who has never been to Ireland

Learning Irish can be hard — ask anyone who finds themselves trapped in the beginners class limbo at Cumann Chluain Ard or the Cultúrlann year, after year, after year!

Short Strand vigil planned for people's priest lost in US boating accident

A community vigil will be held at the Short Strand shops this evening (Wednesday) at 6:30pm for Fr Stephen Rooney, a native of the district who is presumed dead after a boating accident in the US on Sunday.

Out of lockdown: Ireland's top artist revisits Bloody Sunday horror

While the powerful have been focusing on the centennial celebration of the Northern State, artist Robert Ballagh has been turning his mind to another important upcoming anniversary — one begot, it might be said, by Partition.

Waterford concede football fixture against Antrim over Covid concerns

Farney fixture put on hold for young Saffrons

McCullagh’s pro career off to a flying start

Antrim power to victory over Down to secure date with Dublin

Squinter: British badgers and sausages paint a picture (Plus that tea-making horror)

OPINION – GERRY ADAMS: Brexit and the disunited Kingdom

TUAIRIM - GRÁINNE NÍ GHILÍN: Cuimhnigh ar Noah

DÚLRA: Ciaran is the one man barn owl conservationist

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