AIB All-Ireland Club Intermediate Football Final Naomh Éanna v Kilcummin (Saturday, 4.45pm, Croke Park) NAOMH Éanna will bid to become the seventh Ulster winner of the All-Ireland Club Intermediate Football title when they take on Kilcummin of Kerry in Saturday’s decider in Croke Park. Last year, Tyrone champions Moy Tír na nÓg triumphed 1-10 to […]
Archive | February, 2019
Naomh Éanna bid for All-Ireland glory
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Terminally ill mother has her PIP cancelled
THE family of a terminally ill West Belfast mother-of-two say she is being “penalised” for her condition after her PIP payment/disability allowance was stopped. Clonard woman Sheenagh Mason told the Andersonstown News that her world was turned upside down in December 2016 after she suffered a seizure in her home. After a CT and MRI […]
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Catherine McEvoy to be named Musician of the Year
FOR anyone who is familiar with Catherine McEvoy’s music it will come as no surprise to learn that she is to receive the Musician of the Year accolade at the upcoming TG4 Gradam Ceoil 2019 in Belfast’s Waterfront Hall. As one of the leading concert flautists in Irish traditional music, recording success, TV and radio […]
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Pic of the day, Thursday, February 7
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Pic of the Day, Wednesday, February 6
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Another hurdle crossed for Dáithí
THE parents of West Belfast’s own ‘superhero’ Dáithí Mac Gabhann say they are more determined than ever to highlight their campaign and “help normalise the talk about organ donation” following the toddler’s recent transplant re-assessment. Dáithi’s parents Seph and Máirtín travelled with their son to Freeman Hospital in Newcastle last week were they spent three […]
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