THE cultural and political significance of this week’s Fleadh is being talked about on a par with the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, according to Belfast Tradfest co-founder Donal O’Connor.
IF you take a journey through the heart of West Belfast, take a small detour at the Falls Road Translink bus station then head up the Glen Road, you could reach the Roddy McCorley Heritage Centre and because you blinked ten seconds before it you'd miss the current home of St Teresa's GAC.
A NORTH Belfast man who was detained and deported whilst on board the Global Sumud Flotilla earlier this year has released a first-hand account of his experiences in a new book.
FÉILE an Phobail Director Kevin Gamble has praised Saturday evening's Dance Night in the Falls Park which once again provided an alternative to August 8 bonfires.
AFTER a magical, whirlwind week of music, culture, craic, learning, competition, community and friendship among people of all ages and backgrounds, it’s almost time to bid farewell to the Fleadh tonight, Sunday 9 August – until next summer that is!
Bhí seomra lán go béal i nGael-Ionad Mhic Goill ar Bhóthar na Carraige Báine, áit ar seoladh go hoifigiúil an feachtas 'Tógáil Croí 500' de chuid Ghlór na Móna.
A BUSY weekend of events is underway as Belfast hosts the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann competitions this weekend, with 5,000 musicians and dancers from 22 countries taking part.
