FRIDAY evening sees the first throw-in of Group A in the Intermediate Hurling Championship as Sarsfields welcome last year's ...

COLIN Neighbourhood Partnership have hosted a celebration to celebrate their 20th anniversary of dedicated work supporting ...

THE Hungarian government says Irish language rap group Kneecap will be banned from entering the country because they "pose a national security threat".

THE sight of the Orange Order pontificating on the local media is an odd one, when you take a step back and think about it. It has spent the past few months organising parades which feature bands ...

WEST Belfast MP Paul Maskey has met with Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald and Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins over the poor mobile phone signal across the constituency.

POLICE are currently in attendance at a security alert on the Crumlin Road in North Belfast. Cordons are in place from the junction of Tennent Street to the Oldpark Road. The PSNI has asked members of ...

CAPTAIN Robert Nairac, an undercover British Army officer, was central to organising the 1975 Miami Showband Massacre which killed three members of the group, according to Des Lee, one of surviving ...

THE signing of Japanese striker Shin Yamada has been officially announced by Celtic following a drawn-out period of speculation and interest. The 25-year-old joins from Kawasaki Frontale on a four ...

THURSDAY evening sees the start of the Junior Hurling Championship as the Biddies travel to Glenravel in the opening fixture of this season's championship.

"When Poleglass was being built, Unionists and Loyalists marched in protest. They didn't want Catholics having homes," he ...

HENRY Joy McCracken and his sister Mary Ann were reunited in Belfast city centre on Saturday for the first time in 227 years.

THE terminally-ill brother of West Belfast man Paul ‘Topper’ Thompson who was murdered in 1994 has received an apology from PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher in hospital.