THE chairman of Sport and Leisure Swifts remains confident that the club will be known as Belfast Celtic ahead of the new season. However, Jim Gillen acknowledges that a number of stumbling blocks remain following last Thursday’s surprise announcement. In a statement posted on the club’s Twitter page, Sport and Leisure Swifts detailed their intention […]
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Sport and Leisure chairman confident of name change before new season
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Danny relaunches book
A PRISON memoir documenting the routines of everyday life in and out of the cells and the disintegration of a relationship are both contained in Then The Walls Came Down by celebrated author Danny Morrison. Re-released to include chapters previously omitted from its first publication, Danny explained how the book, which is made up of […]
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Fadgies seek a wee home for a week of storytelling
LOCAL theatre company Aisling Ghéar have issued an appeal for a small house in which to host their ever-popular show ‘The Fadgies’ as part of Féile 30 this August. The Fadgies were a community of Irish-speaking traders from Omeath who settled in the Smithfield area following the Great Hunger of the 1840s, creating the city’s […]
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Pic of the Day, Friday July 6
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Pic of the day, Thursday, July 5
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Johnnies overcome old rivals to maintain winning run
O’Neills Antrim Football Division One St John’s 2-16 Rossa 0-10 ST JOHN’S maintained their winning run as they overcame old rivals, Rossa at a sunny Corrigan Park last night with 12 points to spare. With both sides already knowing what half of the table they would be in post-split with the Johnnies in the top […]
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