Belfast’s Caomhin Agyarko has secured a world title shot against current IBF light-middleweight champion, Josh Kelly. The Englishman has held the strap since January of this year coming through a tight contest and getting the majority decision over Russian Bakhram Murtazaliev in his hometown of Newcastle. This will be his first defence of that title and he faces a tough test in Belfast’s Black Thunder.
WEST Belfast MLA Órlaithí Flynn has expressed her shock and sadness after police confirmed one person has died in suspicious circumstances in Dunmurry.
SQUINTER’S still on the wagon, you may or may not be surprised to hear, which means that when the weather turns nice and it’s everybody out into the garden, it’s still a zero-alcohol beer instead of full-fat.
A WEST Belfast man who died after an assault outside a bar has left a legacy to be proud of through organ donation, mourners heard at his funeral heard on Friday.
A SPECIAL evening of music, song and words will take place at the Ulster Hall on Saturday 1 August as Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Róis-Máire Donnelly, welcomes Comhaltas Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to Belfast.
NINE days of worship at Clonard Novena came to an end on Thursday night with the annual procession in thanksgiving to Our Lady of Perpetual Help in the surrounding streets of Clonard Monastery.
Lewis Crocker travelled to Brisbane as the IBF Welterweight World Champion to face challenger Liam Paro. The Australian and Queensland native looked comfortable in front of the home crowd and despite being the challenger would have probably felt like the favourite. This was constantly reiterated during fight week by Crocker who either genuinely thrives off the underdog mentality or was attempting to instill complacency in his opponent.