Andersonstown News

How to follow St John's versus Rossa in the Antrim Championship opener

BELFAST'S answer to the Old Firm is what this game has been dubbed as Rossa make the short trip from the Shaws Road to the Whiterock where they will be set to face off against the Antrim champions St John's in the Senior Hurling Championship opener at Corrigan Park.

Foireann náisiúnta sacair Ghaeilge ag triall ar Shasain, beirt Feirsteach sa scuaid

Beidh beirt as Béal Feirste ag taisteal go Sasana le himirt ar son na hÉireann an deireadh seachtaine seo. 

Tagann ciall le haois! A-Leibhéal sa Ghaeilge bainte amach ag scoláire An Droichead

Tá scoláire de chuid An Droichead i nDeisceart Bhéal Feirste i ndiaidh 'A' ina A-Leibhéal Gaeilge a bhaint amach, deich mbliana i ndiaidh dó tús a chur lena thuras foghlama. 

An Ghaeilge in Éirinn Aontaithe á scrúdú ar an bhóthar

Tá ról na Gaeilge in Éire Aontaithe á phlé ag iarrthóir dochtúireachta ó Ollscoil na Ríona, i seó bóthair úr de chuid Chonradh na Gaeilge. 

Feirsteach óg ag tabhairt faoi chéim stairiúil

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. 

Coláiste Feirste bródúil as a gcuid scoláirí ar lá na dtorthaí

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. 

Joy and relief as pupils celebrate A-Level results

PUPILS across Belfast have been celebrating their success after receiving their A Level results this on Thursday morning.

EYE ON THE PAST: August 1985 – Families call for plastic bullets ban

We look at the stories that were making the headlines in the Andersonstown News this week in 1985...

PLATING UP: Grilled sirloin steak, roast vegetables with runny egg

We hope you enjoy our cookery  column with chef Paul Watters who each week will take the fear out of cooking with his easy to follow recipes... 

'Feirsteach uchtaithe' mar Rós Mhuineacháin i Rós Thrá Lí

North Belfast director fundraising for new horror film

A North Belfast man has launched a crowdfunding appeal for a new horror film, set to commence production later this year. 

WE SAY: Fleadh spirit of unity must prevail year-round

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.

Shankill Road flute band praise Fleadh after 'thunderous' City Hall reception

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.

Infrastructure Minister to bring forward Belfast pedestrianisation proposals following Fleadh success

INFRASTRUCTURE Minister Liz Kimmins says she proposals for pedestrianisation in Belfast city centre will be brought forward in the "next few weeks".

Calls for sustained investment in traditional music following Fleadh success

THE chair of Glengormley School of Traditional Music has called for more investment in the tuition of traditional music following the success of Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.