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SPORTING HISTORY will reflect only one verdict on the Scottish Cup quarter-final clash on Sunday – the tie at Ibrox was won on penalties by Celtic after 120 minutes of insanely exciting but relentlessly low-quality chaos.

Belfast at the double as Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to return to the city in 2027

COMHALTAS Ceoltóirí Éireann have confirmed Belfast will host Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann again in 2027, marking the second consecutive year that the city will welcome the world’s largest celebration of Irish music and culture.

Female prisoners documentary to be screened to mark International Women's Day

A DOCUMENTARY depicting women's experiences over a 25 year period as political prisoners will be screened next week to mark International Women's Day.

Commitments secured to improve environmental conditions and infrastructure on the Grosvenor

A SERIES of commitments from statutory agencies has been secured aimed at improving environmental conditions and infrastructure in the Grosvenor area of West Belfast.

Road markings refreshed across Dunmurry

ROAD safety has been improved across Dunmurry after faded markings were refreshed following concerns raised by local residents.

New Barnsley is on a pathway to the future

WORK is continuing to address long-standing issues with footpaths and alleyways leading into Matt Talbot Primary School, as part of a wider, community-led regeneration process in ‘The Farm’ area of New Barnsley.

Soccer: Cliftonville set to face Swifts in Irish Cup semi-final after Loughgall victory

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ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: DUP: Why the hell didn’t the Chucks come with us?

LET’S see if I’ve got this right…

Renewed efforts to improve safety at Milltown roundabout

LONG regarded as one of the most complex and high-risk junctions in West Belfast, the Milltown roundabout is now the focus of renewed efforts to improve safety for motorists and pedestrians alike.

GERRY ADAMS: After illegal attacks on Iran, diplomacy is badly needed

AS I write this, the war declared by President Donald Trump last Saturday against Iran, and his avowed aim of regime change, is continuing as the death toll rises. The US and Israel had clearly been planning this attack for some time. The USA did this as negotiations involving it and Iran were, according to the Oman mediators, making progress.

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THE BATTLE OF IBROX: Forget the propaganda – only one side went to war

11-year-old dies after collision on Shankill Road

Geraldine Finucane welcomes publication of Terms of Reference for inquiry into husband Pat's murder

Civil case against Gerry Adams begins in London

Motorcyclist killed in Dunmurry collision named

Belfast at the double as Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to return to the city in 2027

Female prisoners documentary to be screened to mark International Women's Day

Commitments secured to improve environmental conditions and infrastructure on the Grosvenor

Road markings refreshed across Dunmurry

New Barnsley is on a pathway to the future

Soccer: Cliftonville set to face Swifts in Irish Cup semi-final after Loughgall victory

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: DUP: Why the hell didn’t the Chucks come with us?

Renewed efforts to improve safety at Milltown roundabout

GERRY ADAMS: After illegal attacks on Iran, diplomacy is badly needed

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Gaelic Games: Antrim suffer heavy defeat to Dublin at Corrigan

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