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Archive | September, 2019
Arder: give our young affordable leisure rates
WITH the new Brooke Leisure Centre just weeks from opening its doors and work well underway at Andersonstown, Sinn Féin Councillor Arder Carson is proposing that the city’s young people be offered concessionary rates as a means of boosting their mental and physical health. Councillor Carson’s ambitious proposal on funding for the young was made […]
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From Educating Rita to Shirley Valentine
15,000 words of script could seem daunting to many a seasoned actor but West Belfast actress Tara Lynne O’Neill is sharing each and every one with pathos, poignancy and hilarity as she continues her storming Shirley Valentine at the Lyric Theatre. The Derry Girls actress was approached to play one of Willy Russell’s most iconic […]
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Pic of the Day, Wednesday, September 25
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St Gabriel’s still taking the strain after 60+ years
FOUNDED in 1955, St Gabriel’s Weightlifting Club in Ardoyne continues to go from strength to strength – quite literally. The club was started by Tommy McAfee, an ex-army physical training instructor from the Second World War who had an interest in weights. Unique in name, the club still carries the title St Gabriel’s which is […]
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Local parties react to historic Supreme Court ruling
POLITICAL leaders in the north have been reacting after a historic ruling by the Supreme Court on Tuesday. The highest court in the land ruled Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks was unlawful. The Prime Minister is facing calls to resign and said that though he “profoundly disagreed” with the ruling he […]
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