I’VE an apology to make to the Craigyhill Bonfire and Cultural Facebook Page. Like many people with little or no knowledge of bonfire culture, I thought that when a thousand pishy, mouldy mattresses were delivered to the Larne bonfire site by container ship and Chinook they were going to be... well... burnt.
CinemaChallengersItalian director Luca Guadagnino has made a name for himself by making emotionally captivating films, usually centred around the lives of ordinary yet complicated people who are somewhat lost and in search of that special something, or someone.
IN Germany it’s easy to be condemned as anti-Semitic. A Palestinian flag in a window suffices for a robust police dawn raid and arrest. Three weeks ago even Jewish Voice for a Just Peace was condemned as anti-semitic and their Pro-Palestinian conference in Berlin violently shut-down.
HUNDREDS of people lined the Upper Springfield Road on Thursday evening as the body of Lámh Dhearg clubman Ryan Straney returned home ahead of his funeral this weekend.
THE arts is a really great way of building cultural bridges across the world. Bbeyond, Ireland's oldest performance art organisation, is bringing eight Chinese performance artists over to perform alongside four Bbeyond members from Ireland.
OPENREACH, Northern Ireland’s largest broadband network provider, has announced its commitment to invest over £100 million to expand and maintain its Ultrafast Full Fibre network. This will connect more than 100,000 additional homes and businesses, including extending its reach into the most rural parts of Northern Ireland.
IT'S difficult to imagine that there was a time in our recent history when parents sent their children away to America during the summer to escape the violence on the streets. But it happened.
THE decision of Health Minister Robin Swann to step down from his Executive position as soon as the Westminster election is called later this year is just one of a couple of worrying indicators of the sorry state of the UUP – and therefore of unionism more widely.
Boston architect Michael Murphy flew into Dublin this morning to address a landmark conference in the GPO on the creation of a cultural quarter focused on Moore Street - a street running behind the post office which was the site of the Rising leaders' retreat and their surrender.
