TWO Ronan Hale goals in extra-time ended Cliftonville's 45-year wait for the Irish Cup as they sent their fans into dreamland at Windsor Park on Saturday.
A FORMER IRA Volunteer says a recently discovered photograph of him lying shot and wounded on the ground in a notorious British army barracks has transported him back nearly 50 years to that fateful day.
THE Moore Street Preservation Trust and Uachtarán Shinn Féin Mary Lou McDonald organised a conference to support the development of a Historical 1916 Cultural Quarter in Dublin city centre, with Moore Street at its heart.
FIRST, let me plead a special interest: I have a daughter in London who works in the NHS. Okay? So, yes, I am biased in favour of governments who give as much money as possible to keeping their citizens alive and healthy. The thing is, if you do a bit of burrowing, you start coming up with some depressing statistics.
PROTEIN is needed for growth, repair and maintenance of our bodies, especially for bones and muscles.Supplements provide a concentrated source of protein to supplement a person’s usual food intake.
WHEN Saturday’s Irish Cup final is studied, the number 45 becomes prominent. For that is the number of years Cliftonville are aiming to bridge since their eighth and last success in 1979, whilst victory for Linfield will see them claim the trophy for a 45
The GAA’s mantra statement, the document we know as 'Where We All Belong' includes a line: “Where individuals become teams, who honour the legacy of those who went before and strive to build a legacy of their own.”
AIDAN Walsh will get the final chance to qualify for summer's Olympic Games as he was named in the seven-strong Ireland team bound for Bangkok later this month.
TAOISEACH Simon Harris has paid tribute to the work of groups and volunteers at the Duncairn Centre for Culture and Arts during a visit to North Belfast today.
On Wednesday past, I had the great good fortune to meet in Dublin the Boston architect Michael Murphy who designed the six-acre Lynching Memorial site in Montgomery, Alabama - a place that once heralded itself as the premier slave trading site in the Heart of Dixie.
