MANAGEMENT at conference space ICC Belfast have been forced into a U-turn regarding the display of a graphic at a UNISON event, after intervention from Belfast City Council.
THE Deputy First Minister’s remarks on Presidential voting rights are another sign that the DUP will never understand what power-sharing actually mean. And they are instructive in how the main party of unionism views Irish citizenry and the Good Friday Agreement itself.
UNLESS Micheál Martin and Fine Gael can come up with convincing evidence that Catherine Connolly eats her pets and has enjoyed roast dog in the company of Saed Abd Al‑Aal while on that Syria visit, the Galway Independent seems set for success in her campaign to become President of Ireland. There are at least four obvious reasons why her success can provide wider benefits.
AT the foot of the Black Mountain there lies a GAA club steeped in history. A club which boasts the most Antrim Senior Football titles, a club with a magnificent pedigree in Antrim's senior hurling.
NAOMH Bríd CLG and the U-9 Committee were delighted to welcome 24 clubs, 48 teams, and over 700 players and their families to the annual Festival of Football at Queen’s University Belfast, Malone Playing Fields.
I’VE said it a million times and I’ll say it again: I don’t care if the Shankill wants to close down for a day every September to pay tribute to Brian Robinson.
CELTIC have spent the past week away from competitive action, but that hasn’t stopped the club from dominating the headlines. The international break has provided a break from the pitch, yet off-field tension, injury concerns, and growing frustration among supporters have ensured the Parkhead mood remains unsettled.