THE 2026 Antrim Senior Football Championship began on Friday evening with St Gall’s and titleholders Dunloy getting off to emphatic wins before Cargin managed to prevail in the big clash over St Brigid’s on Saturday.
Tá Hannah Ní Dhubhcháin, arb as Rann na Feirste i nGaeltacht Thír Chonaill di ó dhúchas, ach a bhfuil cónaí uirthi i mBéal Feirste le breis agus deich mbliain anuas, ag pilleadh ar an chathair i ndiaidh samhradh a chaitheamh sa bhaile.
A CONSORTIUM of leading Northern Ireland mental health charities has welcomed the UK Government's £343 million investment to establish nearly 200 new community mental health crisis services across England, describing it as a positive example of how sustained investment can transform access to mental health care.
Tháinig Gaeilgeoir as Fear Manach, a bhfuil sean-nasc aige le Béal Feirste, sa tríú háit i gComórtas Scéalaíochta an Bhéarla thar ocht déag ag Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.
History echoed through the Falls Library during Féile an Phobail, as Sevastopol Street man Marcas Ó Murchú gave a talk and presentation on the streets rich and colourful history, from 1850 to 1985.
Pilleann féile Liú Lúnasa arís i mbliana le clár lán d'imeachtaí agus de chainteanna. Tá dianchúrsaí Gaeilge, comórtais filíochta agus painéil chainte ar fáil le linn na seachtaine.
WITH summer holidays in full swing new research reveals NI parents could spend an average of £517.99 per child on sightseeing during the holidays – just trying to keep their kids entertained.
THE owner of Maddens Bar in Belfast has hailed the Fleadh a "huge success" and something he will be "immensely proud" in the days ahead to have played a part.
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.