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ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Please, Jimbo, tell me what I did wrong

An open letter to the DUP’s Jim Shannon MP

CELTIC STORIES: Belgrade point lifts the spirits amidst continuing fan frustration

ANOTHER turbulent week for Celtic Football Club, though most of the drama has unfolded away from the pitch. Brendan Rodgers and his squad continue their domestic duties with some diligence – and grind out a respectable draw in Europe – but the board and senior leadership find themselves under growing scrutiny from supporters.

Council to issue red tags for bins from Monday (and they won't be collected)

BINS that don’t follow new Belfast City Council bin collection guidelines will receive a red tag and will not be collected from next Monday (September 29).

21 unlawful uses of covert powers by PSNI to attempt to uncover journalists sources

AN independent report has revealed 21 unlawful uses of covert PSNI powers to attempt to uncover journalists' sources.

Specsavers Park Centre unveil major £150k refurbishment to enhance customer and staff experience

SPECSAVERS Park Centre has announced the completion of a major store refurbishment following a £150,000 investment, aimed at improving the overall customer experience and enhancing staff facilities.

Search is on for 2025 Aisling Irish Language Award nominees

FORAS na Gaeilge has once again teamed up with the annual Aisling Awards extravaganza to find the Irish language group or individual activist most deserving of the coveted accolade in 2025.

Áras Uí Chonghaile provides a series of thought-provoking events in its Autumn Programme

LOCATED only yards from where James Connolly lived on the Falls Road, Áras Uí Chonghaile is a modern, inspirational, visitor centre epitomising the character and fabric of the Falls Road.

RFJ react to new legacy framework revealed by British and Irish governments

THE British and Irish governments have reached a new agreement on how killings from the Troubles should be investigated.

Project Children volunteers honoured on 50th anniversary of groundbreaking scheme

VOLUNTEERS and co-ordinators of the groundbreaking Project Children scheme have been honoured 50 years on.

CELTIC STORIES: Late Killie drama can't hide the growing unrest

THE past week at Celtic has been dominated not by talk of footballing exploits but by the sound of discontent from the fans. A section of the support long frustrated with what they see as a lack of ambition from the board staged a boycott during Sunday’s league match against Kilmarnock at Rugby Park. It was a protest that sought to underline their role as the club’s 12th man while reminding the directors that loyalty should not be taken for granted.

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: Gormless Gordon makes himself a problem

WE’RE back to Gordon Lyons. Again.

QUEEN'S REPORT: Catholics more concerned about climate change than Protestants

CATHOLICS are more inclined than Protestants to be concerned about climate change, according to new research.

SQUINTER: Would 'free speech' warrior Charlie appreciate the lies?

IT’S the lying that Squinter can’t stand. Or in a more accurate reflection of what he’s been saying to anyone who’ll listen over the past few days, it’s the f***ing lying Squinter can’t stand.

DÚLRA: It’s goodbye pigeons and hello goldfinches

READER John Martin is wondering where all his pigeons have gone – but he’s still glad they’ve been replaced by a family of goldfinches.

HEALTHWISE: Low-calorie diets will put you at risk of disease

LOW-calorie diets are favoured by some, but you need to know the truth about them.A low-calorie diet (LCD) is between 800 to 1200 calories per day and a very low-calorie diet (VLCD) is between 400 to 800 calories per day. Bottom line: these are to be avoided, end of story.

Senior Championship Round-Up: Johnnies, Rossa and Lámh's with important wins but St Gall's falter late on

Soccer: Cliftonville kickstart their season with victory over Glenavon

Gaelic Games: Pearse's survive spirited Éire Óg rally to clinch top spot

Gaelic Games: Antrim announce new GAA Operations Manager

Sectarian chanting by Dublin fans prompts three BBCNI on-air apologies

WE SAY: An English lesson in symbols

SQUINTER: Flag fever takes hold in Blighty

JUDE COLLINS: Testing times for our education system

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