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Archive | March, 2019
Play retells unique event in our history
A UNIQUE and somewhat unheard of chapter in Belfast’s history will set out its stall at the Trinity Lodge this week, celebrating a story of commonality and camaraderie in the face of adversity. ‘A Queer Céilí at the Marty Forsythe’ by Kabosh explores the turbulent events of the National Union of students Lesbian and Gay […]
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IRSP deny INLA shot Donegan
THE Irish Republican Socialist Party have denied that the INLA shot Jim Donegan dead on the Glen Road on December 4 last year. Mr Donegan was shot dead as he waited to collect his teenage son from St Mary’s Christian Brothers’ Grammar School. Police have now linked the murder to the INLA. Police also believe […]
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Pic of the Day, Wednesday, March 27
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Rafferty crowned Glor Tíre winner
BELFAST singer John Rafferty has been crowned Ireland’s next big country music star. The Whiterock man was announced the winner of TG4’s Glor Tíre competition in the live final, held at the Quays on Tuesday night. John performed two songs, ‘Wasn’t That A Party’ by John Denver and ‘The Town I Loved So Well’ by […]
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Man sentenced for city centre murder
A 20 year-old man has been sentenced for the murder of a Syrian man in Belfast city centre. Callin Wilson, of no fixed abode was 18 when he murdered Hazem Ahmed Ghreir (30) in June 2017. Wilson pleaded guilty on Tuesday at Laganside Crown Court for the murder and also to separate charges of making […]
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