North Belfast News

Tickets announced for Belfast’s Christmas lights switch-on 

BELFAST will light up for Christmas at the annual lights switch-on at City Hall on Saturday, November 14.

Halloween fun and Gaelic Games at Hannahstown

Phoenix bringing the energy to this year's Aisling Awards

WITH the shortlist revealed this week for this year's Aisling Award nominees, Phoenix Energy is once again delighted to support the awards.

CELTIC STORIES: Celtic bean-counters dress up as football men – and not just for Halloween

I am bored with Celtic.

Training and Employment Bursary launched in memory of Kevin Mulgrew

A TRAINING and Employment Bursary has been launched in memory of late republican Kevin Mulgrew.

Rossa star Luca McCusker trades blue for green to represent Ireland in Hurling/Shinty series

GAELIC Games are a very unique part of this island and something that is without a doubt engrained within the culture.

Seán's first feature film to headline Belfast Film Festival

AWARD winning West Belfast filmmaker Seán Murray will see his first feature drama headlining Belfast Film Festival. 

Donnelly urges public to have their say on pedestrianisation of Belfast city centre and public transport 

WEST Belfast councillor Róis-Máire Donnelly has encouraged people to have their say on major new plans to improve transport across Belfast and the surrounding area.

Soccer: Cliftonville end barren run with victory over Dungannon

NIFL PremiershipDungannon Swifts 1Cliftonville 3At Stangmore Park

Rossa stars Walsh and McCusker shine despite Ireland defeat to Scotland in Hurling/Shinty series

International Hurling/Shinty SeriesIreland Hurling 2-17Scotland Shinty 4-12At Páirc Úi Chaoimh

Ireland Camogie overcome Scottish Shinty in emphatic victory

Camogie/Shinty International SeriesIreland Camogie 9-11Scotland 1-3At Páirc Úi Chaoimh 

Fallen tree blocking lane on M1 at Blacks Road on-slip

MOTORISTS are being  advised to drive carefully as a fallen tree is blocking a lane of the M1 on-slip at Blacks Road.

Man to stand trial in February in connection with North Belfast knife attack

A MAN accused of a horrific knife attack in North Belfast earlier this year is to stand trial in February.

Application submitted to fulfil 1916 hero Roger Casement's dying wish to be buried at Murlough Bay

The Roger Casement Commemoration & Re-interment Association (RCC&RA) have submitted a formal application to Dublin City Council and Glasnevin Cemetery for an exhumation licence to re-inter Roger Casement at Murlough Bay, fulfilling the rebel leader's last wish.

BREAKING: Antrim Senior Hurling Final rescheduled following weather warning

ANTRIM GAA have confirmed that the 2026 Senior Hurling Final between Dunloy and Cushendall has now been postponed until Sunday November 1st after a weather warning hit the Glens ahead of the weekend.