The slashing of frontline pharmacy budgets at the very time when government is pledging to prioritise investment in the working class neighbourhoods of areas like North Belfast should set alarm bells ringing at Stormont.
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Police to probe Twelfth parade breaches
A file is being prepared by the PSNI detailing the breaches of the Parades Commission’s rulings on this year’s Twelfth parade in Ardoyne.
Ardoyne visitors go for final Áras visit
A group of Ardoyne residents made their way to Dublin today (Thursday) to meet with President Mary McAleese in one of her last official engagements with visitors from the North.
Promising results for St Mary’s FC sides
St Mary’s took three points when comfortably seeing off South Belfast side Ulidia FC at a blustery Mallusk on Saturday.St Mary’s skipper Oliver Breen elected to play with the wind advantage in the first period while Eoin McNicholl
Holy Cross take the honours in Allianz Primary School thriller
The Belfast Allianz Cumann na mBunscoil leagues have been under way for several weeks now.This week Holy Cross extended their winning start as they proved too strong for New Lodge men Edmund Rice on a score 6-8 to 4-4.
Shams deliver the goods
Shamrock recorded a good win at Mallusk on Saturday despite finding themselves 2-0 down after only ten minutes.The Shams responded well with Terry Reilly capitalising on a mistake before a wonder strike from Mooney secured the equaliser.
