Andersonstown News

Gaelic Games: Antrim Ladies crowned All-Ireland champs after last-second winner over Carlow

TG4 All-Ireland Junior FootballFinalAntrim 1-13Carlow 2-9At Croke Park

Ar aghaidh linn: Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann has lift-off

Thousands packed into the centre of Belfast on Sunday as Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2026 was officially opened by the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Róis-Máire Donnelly, Uachtarán na hÉireann, Catherine Connolly, the First and Deputy First Ministers, and dignitaries from Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann.

Sweet success for Ciara at The Big Andytown Bake Off

THE aroma of freshly baked cakes, pastries and sweet treats filled the air in Tullymore on Friday as the hugely popular Big Andytown Bake Off returned as part of this year’s Féile an Phobail programme.

FÉILE 26: Carnival Parade and The Whistlin' Donkeys on a stand-out Saturday

IT is the middle Saturday at Féile an Phobail and it promises to be a huge day of events with another major concert, the annual Carnival Parade and much more.

Make the switch to public transport for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann

WITH just days to go until Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann arrives in Belfast, Belfast City Council alongside Translink are urging everyone to plan ahead and leave extra time for journeys during one of the biggest events ever held in the city.

Excitement builds ahead of Antrim Ladies All-Ireland final in Croke Park

ANTRIM Ladies are set for an All-Ireland Junior Football Final at Croke Park on Sunday against Carlow.

GALLERY: Thousands of students take over St Anne's Square for Tradfest session

OVER a thousand students packed into St Anne's Square this week for a joint session as part of TradFest 2026.

WATCH: Crowds queue on the Falls to snap up last Kneecap tickets

Crowds queued around the corner at Áras na bhFál on Friday morning in anticipation of getting their hands on tickets for Kneecap's Féile an Phobail concert.

'The potential for a new Ireland is so incredible that it is worth the abuse that I get'

IS a united Ireland inevitable? No, according to SDLP leader Claire Hanna, who added that it needs to be worked at. Former Ulster Unionist councillor Linzi McLaren believes that a united Ireland is inevitable but not immediate. The only panellist who agreed with the question during the Féile an Phobail debate at St Mary’s University College was Newtownards writer Claire Mitchell, who contended that a united Ireland is indeed inevitable.