Tá fear óg as Tuaisceart Bhéal Feirste ag tabhairt faoi chéim stairiúil mar a thugann sé faoin chomhchéim úr sa Dlí agus Gaeilge ar Ollscoil na Banríona.
Bhí lámha ar crith agus na néaróga le mothú mar a d'oscail daltaí Choláiste Feirste a gcuid torthaí Ard-Leibhéil. Bhí daltaí ag fáil torthaí AS agus A2 sa scoil.
Hats off to those two momentous summer celebrations, the World Cup and Mayo's All-Ireland victory, branded by sports fans and media commentators alike as unsurpassed moments of unbridled joy.
A FLUTE band from the Shankill Road have praised the organisers of the Fleadh after they received a "thunderous" reception after performing outside Belfast City Hall.
IT took his approximately 90 minutes to be written off as a dud, and a week later it took him 90 seconds to be re-appointed as Celtic’s answer to Erling Haaland in Scottish Football.
In his celebrated poem “Easter, 1916,” William Butler Yeats wrote the words “changed, changed utterly.” Nowhere do those words seem more appropriate than Belfast, where the city is hosting its first Fleadh Cheoil, the largest festival of traditional Irish music in the world.
Tá Hannah Ní Dhubhcháin, arb as Rann na Feirste i nGaeltacht Thír Chonaill di ó dhúchas, ach a bhfuil cónaí uirthi i mBéal Feirste le breis agus deich mbliain anuas, ag pilleadh ar an chathair i ndiaidh samhradh a chaitheamh sa bhaile.
Tháinig Gaeilgeoir as Fear Manach, a bhfuil sean-nasc aige le Béal Feirste, sa tríú háit i gComórtas Scéalaíochta an Bhéarla thar ocht déag ag Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.
History echoed through the Falls Library during Féile an Phobail, as Sevastopol Street man Marcas Ó Murchú gave a talk and presentation on the streets rich and colourful history, from 1850 to 1985.
