THE Belfast trio of St Paul's, St Gall's and Rossa have all been selected as part of the GAA live coverage ahead of their upcoming ties in Antrim's Senior Football Championship.
PRESBYTERIAN minister and peace activist the Rev Bill Shaw says he will not be deterred from highlighting the genocide in Gaza despite being cautioned for wearing a Palestine Action t-shirt at the weekend.
LAST weekend saw the opening fixture's in this season's Clearwater Irish Cup with action from clubs based all across North, West and South Belfast as they bid to try and make the impossible seem possible in this year's competition.
WELL done to all of those who planned, organised, participated in, or generally contributed to this year's hugely successful Féile an Phobail. It was a colourful, imaginative, informative, entertaining, empowering and exhausting couple of weeks.
A SPECIAL ‘Fleadh harp’ has been passed on to the citizens of Belfast, marking the start of the official countdown to the city hosting the next Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann from August 2 to 9 2026.
NIFL Irish PremiershipBangor 3-1 Cliftonville Bangor Fuels Arena CLIFTONVILLE slumped to a 3-1 defeat at the hands of newly promoted Bangor in their opening Premiership fixture at the Bangor Fuels Arena on Sunday afternoon. The Reds fell behind to a Kyle Owens goal before the break, but Ryan Curran restored parity a few minutes after the restart before Ben Arthurs headed his side back in front and former Cliftonville player Michael Morgan wrapped up victory for his side three minutes from time.
TOP of the league with six points and no goals conceded the Bhoys may be, but Celtic fans will have headed home this afternoon after a routine two-goal win over Aberdeen with the distinct feeling that this squad may struggle with the many tougher challenges that lie ahead.
PÁIRC Naomh Éanna is the venue for Sunday afternoon's clash between Glengormley natives St Enda's and St John's in Antrim's Senior Hurling Championship.
Junior Hurling Championship - Group B Lámh Dhearg 3-11 Gort na Móna 3-16Bear PitLámh Dhearg fell to a narrow defeat at the hands of West Belfast rivals Gort na Móna in the second round of the Antrim Junior Hurling Championship at the Bear Pit.
AFTER a packed two weeks of debates and discussions, family events and concerts in front of thousands, Féile an Phobail 2025 comes to an end on Sunday.
