A STATE-OF-THE-ART all-weather 3G pitch and smart new changing facilities have opened for business at the Falls Park after a five-year wait. Part of the Falls Park and City Cemetery Masterplan, the pitch and changing facilities are set to transform the park as almost £1 million pounds of Belfast City Council money has been poured […]
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After a five-year wait 3G pitch and changing rooms open for business at Falls Park
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Clonard App-ealing to a new generation
IN preparation for the annual religious festival that is Novena, the Redemptorist Community at Clonard Monastery has launched the Clonard App. Up to 15,000 pilgrims are expected to flock to the West Bekfast Monastery over a 9 day period between June 13 – June 21 with Clonard Rector Father Noel Kehoe on hand to welcome […]
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Pic of the Day, Friday June 8
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Ceremony for 1916 hero Winifred
THE 1916 Relatives Association is hosting a wreath-laying ceremony to mark the 75h anniversary of the death of North Belfast woman Winifred Carney at her Milltown Cemetery grave. As well as remembering Winifred’s passing, the ceremony, in conjunction with the National Graves Association Belfast, will also commemorate the centenary of women’s suffrage and the centenary […]
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Argentina to meet Brazil in final
WORLD CUP 2018 Beers in the fridge – check! Wallchart on the wall behind the widescreen TV – check! Ante-post bets placed – check! Non-football fans banished when all matches are on – check! Yes, folks, we can only be talking about the start of the 2018 World Cup next week, which gets underway in Russia […]
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Antrim football boss Harbinson hits out at ‘lazy’ GAA punditry
GAA pundits and journalists need to be realistic when it comes to analysing games involving the so-called weaker counties according to Antrim boss, Lenny Harbinson. Having exited the provincial series at the hands of Down last month, the Saffrons came in for criticism for a perceived lack of commitment and ambition. Suggestions that their trip […]
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