Andersonstown News

Sinn Féin launches legislation to drive planning for Irish unity

West Belfast MP Paul Maskey has welcomed the introduction of Sinn Féin legislation designed to require the Taoiseach to begin formal planning and preparation for constitutional change and Irish unity.

MLA appeals to parents for help after anti-social behaviour in Colin area

A WEST Belfast MLA is appealing for help from parents after anti-social behaviour in the Colin area on Tuesday evening.

CELTIC STORIES: The Hoops return to Ireland and a superstar from Santa Marta?

AS the World Cup heads for it’s final few rounds the anticipation that is often built when the club season creeps around the corner.

Gaelic Games: Belfast GAA clubs find-out their Championship group stage fixtures

ANTRIM GAA have announced every group stage fixture for all three tiers in both mens hurling and football with the opening fixtures set for Friday July 24th.

Gaelic Games: Antrim GAA announce Club Championship Season Pass as fixture dates confirmed

Protestant Action Force banner on bonfire condemned

A BANNER of a cover name used by Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) during the Troubles on a bonfire has been condemned by local political representatives.

More than 1,300 volunteers registered and getting ready for Fleadh

MORE than 1,300 volunteers have now registered to be part of Comhaltas Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Belfast next month, highlighting the incredible community spirit behind one of Europe’s biggest cultural festivals.  

GALLERY: Summer singing returns to St Peter's Cathedral

YOUNG people from across Belfast are preparing to show off their singing talents at St Peter's Cathedral after a week of rehearsing during a unique annual summer scheme.

Renewed calls for action after child knocked down on Suffolk Road

THERE has been renewed calls implement immediate traffic calming, pedestrian safety and speed reduction measures after a child was knocked down on the Suffolk Road.

OPINION: 'Enduring taint in the American order of things'

Ahead of Bastille Day, John Gray, reflects on America's 250th birthday.

Man to stand trial on manslaughter charge of West Belfast man Joseph Brennan

A MAN will stand trial later this year on a charge of manslaughter following the death of West Belfast man Joseph Brennan in 2024.

Delivery driver jailed for causing death of pedestrian near city centre

A DELIVERY driver who admitted causing the death of a 70-year-old pedestrian in West Belfast has received a six-year sentence.

Strong evidence now supports a Regional Mental Health Crisis Service says West Belfast MLA 

WEST Belfast MLA Órlaithí Flynn has said investing in mental health crisis services must be a priority for the Health Minister.

Sister Anne McCourt 'dedicated her life to serving others'

SISTER Anne McCourt was a beloved educator and pastoral leader at St Genevieve's High School in West Belfast.

Soccer: Cliftonville Ladies retain NIFL League Cup after thrashing Glentoran

Boyle Sports NIFL Women's Cup - FinalCliftonville Ladies 4Glentoran Ladies 0At Seaview