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Pic of the Day, Wednesday, October 24
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Ardoyne cancer battler raises money for research
AN inspirational Ardoyne man, who is battling a rare form of incurable bone cancer, has raised over £1,000 to fund research into the disease. 24-year-old Ryan Braniff was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma in January after suffering with leg pains for a number of months. “My legs started to swell out, but I thought it was […]
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New deacon Gregory tells of his hopes for the job
ONE of the nine men ordained as a Permanent Deacon at St Peter’s Cathedral last Sunday says he and others are “not afraid to see the pain” of parishioners as they begin their ministry across the city. Andersonstown man Gregory McGuigan QC spoke of how he will be beginning a new chaplaincy to the homeless […]
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Man who spent £12k on neighbour’s bank card jailed
A West Belfast man who admitted preventing the burial of an elderly neighbour and whose body lay undiscovered for over two years has been sentenced to two years. 24-year-old Robert Sharkey, of Grays Hill, Bangor was convicted of 11 charges after failing to report 68-year-old Marie Conlon from Larkspur Rise off the Suffolk Road had […]
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Champions of the city honoured in Aisling Awards
Belfast’s inspirational champions were celebrated in the 22nd Aisling Awards in the Europa Hotel last night. For over two decades the ambitious award ceremony – known as the Belfast Oscars – has showcased a wide range of inspirational organisations, leaders and talent from across a range of sectors from business, sport to the arts across […]
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