FIRST Minister Michelle O'Neill has praised the Springhill/Westrock families after British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's apology to the relatives of those who died in the House of Commons this afternoon.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has apologised to the families of the five people who were shot dead by the British Army in West Belfast in July 1972, in what became known as the Springhill-Westrock Massacre.
THIS Friday night, West Belfast will come together to celebrate its local heroes at the much-loved Best of the West Awards — a powerful reminder of the pride, resilience, and heart that runs through the community.
A giant step forward for the Irish language was taken this week with the, eventual, passing of a new policy which will embed An Ghaeilge into every aspect of Council life.
LESS than two weeks after Martin O’Neill’s side marched to Hampden Park and clinched an unprecedented double, given the circumstances that surrounded the Parkhead club post defeat at Tannadice, the good will and happiness that surrounded the fanbase has began dwindling as the search for the new manager rolls on.
BELFAST'S new Lord Mayor has called on everyone to come together this summer and put on the best of our city as it prepares to welcome visitors for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.
