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Gaelic Games: What might have been as Galway overcome 14-man Antrim

THAT Galway overcame Antrim in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship at a sunny Corrigan Park on Saturday by 14 points will not have been a huge surprise to many, but certainly, it felt like a 'what might have been' for the Saffrons.

Warm Cultúrlann welcome for DUP Minister at Presbyterian Irish language event

DUP Minister Gordon Lyons received a fáilte mhór on the Falls Road last night where the strong ties between the Presbyterian Church and the Irish language were celebrated at an event at the Cultúrlann.

Davitts dream gets the go-ahead in the heart of the Falls

PLANNING permission has been granted for a major sporting, cultural and heritage centre in the heart of the Falls.

Pride of the Shore explores Protestantism in the modern day

A NEW play that tells the story of inner-city working class North Belfast loyalist communities is set to debut in the MAC Theatre next month.

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Two defibrillators installed in Beechmount after community initiative

TWO defibrillators have been installed in the Beechmount area thanks to a fundraising drive by a local community organisation and businesses.

Pledge to tackle persistent Glen Road bus terminus flooding

AN onsite meeting has taken place as a first step towards finding a solution to flooding at the bus terminus on the Glen Road.

THE WEEK IN VIEW: The DUP polishes its Nasty Party credentials

NOT much in the way of revelations at the Covid Inquiry this week. The DUP is the Nasty Party in private as well as in public. And we’re not sure of the full extent of the private nastiness of Sinn Féin and Alliance because they had the good sense/bottomless cynicism to make sure their WhatsApp messages disappeared quicker than Ian Paisley on a final boarding call.

SQUINTER: The gold standard Teddy Bear

IT was another Saturday to forget for the Donaghadee Dynamo after his beloved Rangers 2012 again went down like a blazing Spitfire at Celtic Park as they continued their bid to put a third piece of silverware in the Ibrox trophy room.

Boxing: Seize the moment

THE opportunity for Anthony Cacace is as big as the stage on Saturday night as the West Belfast man bids to dethrone IBF super-featherweight champion, Joe Cordina.

JUDE COLLINS: We need to look at migrants in a different way

AH, the border. Over 100 years old and still creating bother.

ANDREÉ MURPHY: Can the broken promise of the PSNI ever be repaired?

IN 2007 a civilian worker in the PSNI was arrested and charged with passing information from the PSNI computer to loyalist paramilitaries. Scores of names, addresses and car registrations were given to the UVF by Aaron Hill. For the PSNI, the arrests and charging of Mr Hill, along with his accomplice, Darren Richardson, this was the end of the matter.

MINDFUL MOMENT: The many benefits of sobering up emotionally

STANDING on the Friends House stage in London where Mahatma Gandhi once delivered his powerful words was an immense honour, one that I will forever cherish. As I took my place among the guest speakers at the Emotional Sobriety Conference, I couldn't help but feel a sense of profound gratitude for the opportunity to share my thoughts on a topic so close to my heart.

Gaelic Games: What might have been as Galway overcome 14-man Antrim

Warm Cultúrlann welcome for DUP Minister at Presbyterian Irish language event

Davitts dream gets the go-ahead in the heart of the Falls

Pride of the Shore explores Protestantism in the modern day

Two defibrillators installed in Beechmount after community initiative

Pledge to tackle persistent Glen Road bus terminus flooding

THE WEEK IN VIEW: The DUP polishes its Nasty Party credentials

SQUINTER: The gold standard Teddy Bear

Boxing: Seize the moment

JUDE COLLINS: We need to look at migrants in a different way

ANDREÉ MURPHY: Can the broken promise of the PSNI ever be repaired?

MINDFUL MOMENT: The many benefits of sobering up emotionally

Controversial priest Fr Pat Buckley passes away

Tributes paid to young Ballymurphy man Darren Branney (28)

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