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ANDRÉE MURPHY: Phoenix Park elders have a change to forge a new national conversation

WHEN Mary Robinson was first elected to the Presidency there was a sense of “shift”. The South of Ireland gave its first sign that it was breaking the hegemony of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, and was more outward-looking.

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: God Save the King and No Surrender at Windsor: Time for the IFA to run up the white flag

IT’S my fault. I know I shouldn’t go on social media and say anything about the IFA or the Northern Ireland team because the only thing that ever comes of it is confrontation and chaos. But I do. And I did.

Council to discuss proposal to remove North Belfast 'peace wall'

BELFAST City Council are to discuss a proposal to remove a 'peace wall' in Alexandra Park in North Belfast.

Public urged to be wary after outbreak of bird flu in Waterworks

THE public are being urged to be wary after an outbreak of bird flu in the Waterworks in North Belfast.

WE SAY: Postcode poverty – Labour is betraying our children

OVER 5,000 children in West Belfast are living in households adversely affected by the two-child benefit cap, it’s been revealed.

DÚLRA: Town meets country in the most unique of locations

CAN you be in the country and the city at the same time? You can – at St James’ Community Farm.

HEALTHWISE: Obey the traffic lights in the supermarket aisle

NUTRITIONAL labels give you the information you need to understand which products are the healthiest. By checking the label each time you buy something, you will take more control of your shopping and eating habits.

Protest held over plans to close Duncairn Post Office

A PROTEST has been held outside Duncairn Post Office on the Antrim Road over closure fears.

Yellow warning for snow and ice as cold snap arrives

A YELLOW weather warning for snow and ice has been issued for the coming 24-hours.

SOCCER: Cliftonville return to league action against top of the table Coleraine

CLIFTONVILLE boss Jim Magilton is relishing the challenge of taking on league-leaders Coleraine as they return from their International break.

JUDE COLLINS: It's no our wonder emotions are mixed about the United States

I LOVE America. Or to be more exact, I love North America. Or to be even more exact, I love the USA.

Palestinians travel to Ardoyne in show of solidarity following fundraiser

ARDOYNE Working Men's Club have raised £2,500 for a community-based grassroots centre in Palestine.

GERRY ADAMS: This was a week for saying goodbyes

PHILOMENA Mulvenna died in the early hours of last Friday morning. I have known Philomena and her husband Paddy for most of my adult life. Paddy and she were 72 years married, they had seven children: Colette, Teresa, Brendan, Michael, Desmond, Patrick and baby Martin, who died in his infancy.

Lyons says he couldn't magic £300 million-plus for Casement in time for Euro 2028

COMMUNITIES Minister Gordon Lyons says his skills and abilities do not extend to "magicking 300-plus million pounds out of nowhere" to fund the redevelopment of Casement Park.

Football fans – can you find the Disappearing Dozen?

Buried deep within the following are the names (either surnames or single names) of a dozen famous footballers – all currently playing and all making headlines. To make it a little easier, there's one in each paragraph. The names can – and do – run from sentence to sentence. Punctuation can – and often should – be ignored.

Belfast gets the crumbs off the table with Euro 2028 draw

Gaelic Games: St Gall's set up All-Belfast final after victory over Creggan

Soccer: Depleted Cliftonville welcome Swifts to Solitude

Soccer: Joe 'the goal' breaks 300 goals as Reds advance to last eight

Community Gardening: Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is here, time to get planting

PLATING UP: A chilli lime and coriander seasoned Basa fillet on a bed of baby beets

EYE ON THE PAST: November 1984 – Direct Rule plan for Belfast

Police treat UVF graffiti at Alliance office as a 'hate crime'

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