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'Racist minority will not win' City Hall rally hears

AN anti-racism rally at Belfast City Hall this lunch-time has heard that the “racist minority will not win”.

BBC won't appeal Adams' libel verdict: 'Need for substantial reform of its journalistic processes'

FORMER Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has called for "substantial reform of the BBC's internal journalist processes" after the corporation confirmed that it will not appeal a Dublin courts libel verdict.

Pressure grows on embattled Communities Minister as First Minister calls for him to go

FIRST Minister Michelle O'Neill says embattled Communities Minister Gordon Lyons should "seriously consider his position" in the wake of his controversial social media post about fleeing migrants being housed in Larne Leisure Centre.

End single-supplier contracts for school uniforms: Sheehan

SINN Féin's Education spokesperson Pat Sheehan has called for the end of singer-supplier contracts to reduce the cost of school uniforms.

Response to Covid illustrates the benefits of all-island health system: GP

THE Covid-19 pandemic illustrated more than anything the advantage of operating an all-island health system, a panel discussion in West Belfast has heard.

Young Gaels call on British government to back Casement rebuild

YOUNG Gaels have handed in a letter to the Secretary of State calling on the UK government to live up to its financial commitments and contribute to the redevelopment of Casement Park.

Abolitionist Frederick Douglass to be commemorated in Lisburn

SDLP councillor Pat Catney has welcomed approval for a commemoration in Lisburn to anti-slavery campaigner Frederick Douglass.

Ahead of next week's Casement decision: Ulster GAA hold meetings in Westminster

ULSTER GAA has held a series of engagements and meetings at its first official visit to Westminster.

JOHN FINUCANE: 'A united Ireland is no longer a distant aspiration'

NORTH Belfast MP John Finucane has told the audience at one of Ireland's most popular summer schools that a United Ireland is no longer a distant aspiration but a mainstream, achievable objective that demands urgent political leadership and inclusive planning. Opening the 2025 Seán Mac Diarmada Summer School in Kiltyclogher, County Leitrim, Mr Finucane delivered a wide-ranging address on the theme ‘Leadership for a New Ireland: Responsibility in a Time of Change.’

Call to raise Palestinian flags in the 21st minute during weekend Championship games

GAELS against Genocide are calling on GAA fans attending Championship matches this weekend to bring Palestinian flags to all grounds hosting games.

Eleventh panel of RFJ Remembering Quilt is launched

RELATIVES For Justice have launched the eleventh panel of their Remembering Quilt. Launched at Belfast City Hall, the quilt now contains 539 squares, each dedicated to a loved one who was killed during the conflict. First launched 25 years ago the quilt is a powerful symbol of remembrance of lives tragically cut short. Mary Kate Quinn from Relatives for Justice (RFJ) says that this quilt consists of two sets of brothers – Cornelius McCrory and Patrick Pearse McCrory, as well as Ta Power and Jim Power.

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'Racist minority will not win' City Hall rally hears

BBC won't appeal Adams' libel verdict: 'Need for substantial reform of its journalistic processes'

Pressure grows on embattled Communities Minister as First Minister calls for him to go

End single-supplier contracts for school uniforms: Sheehan

Response to Covid illustrates the benefits of all-island health system: GP

Young Gaels call on British government to back Casement rebuild

Abolitionist Frederick Douglass to be commemorated in Lisburn

Ahead of next week's Casement decision: Ulster GAA hold meetings in Westminster

JOHN FINUCANE: 'A united Ireland is no longer a distant aspiration'

Call to raise Palestinian flags in the 21st minute during weekend Championship games

Eleventh panel of RFJ Remembering Quilt is launched

ANNALEE STREET MEETING: Tension and anger amongst residents

Finucane condemns sectarian attack on Oldpark homes

KNEECAP: 'We will fight you in court. We will win.'

Forced starvation of Gaza children highlighted at Stormont protest

NIFL Premiership: Reds boost playoff hopes with comeback win at Carrick

NIFL Premiership: Magilton excited for Cup final build-up as Reds return to league action

Gaelic Games: Rossa fend off Ballycastle rally to claim opening win

Gaelic Games: Carryduff win cross-city clash at Sarsfield's

TUV want Casement renamed after a British royal – and Andytown doesn't rule it out

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: David Trimble’s Catholic problem was well hidden

SQUINTER: Loyalist Human Resources departments thrive

WE SAY: Irish language signage victory was inevitable

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