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Springhill families welcome inquest verdict date 54 years after loved ones were shot dead

THE families of those killed in the Springhill massacre have said the confirmation of a date for the inquest verdict is a long-overdue milestone—one that comes after 54 years of waiting, fighting and being denied the truth.

More than 300,000 households to get £100 heating payment

THE Stormont Executive has announced £100 payments for low income households in the North to help tackle high fuel costs.

Man has died after collision on the Shankill last month

A MAN has died following a collision involving a car and a pedestrian in the Shankill area last month.

Residents urged to be wary after flash flooding

MANHOLES covers were lifted during flash flooding in parts of West Belfast on Wednesday.

CELTIC STORIES: Scrimping and scraping victories – the new Glasgow Celtic way

SO, where do we begin with the week that has passed eh? From joyous harmony in the stands once more, to an absolute dogged performance, I don't know how much more I can take in all honesty.

Final chance to nominate your Best of the West for 2026

Final chance to nominate your Best of the West for 2026

BOOKS: Catalpa rescue was Irish America's coming of age

BOOKS: Catalpa rescue was Irish America's coming of age

Sailing halfway around the world in a whaling ship to rescue Fenian rebels rotting in an English penal establishment has all the ingredients of a cracking thriller — boundless courage, chain gangs, near-drownings and cool heads being only the half of it — which begs the question why this monumental feat is not more well-known.

Belfast marks 114 years since the sinking of the Titanic

Belfast marks 114 years since the sinking of the Titanic

The annual Titanic Commemoration Service was held at the Titanic Memorial Garden in the grounds of Belfast City Hall today to mark the 114th anniversary of the passenger liner's sinking where approximately 1,500 passengers died on April 15 1012.

Further fuel protests could take place next week

Further fuel protests could take place next week

FURTHER fuel protests could potentially take place next week following demonstrations on Tuesday.

How can I watch Derry v Antrim in the Ulster Football Championship on Saturday evening?

How can I watch Derry v Antrim in the Ulster Football Championship on Saturday evening?

ANTRIM travel to face Ulster rivals Derry on Saturday evening at Celtic Park with a spot in the Ulster Football Championship semi-finals up for grabs this weekend.

Renewed concern over scramblers in Falls Park

Renewed concern over scramblers in Falls Park

SDLP West Belfast Councillor Paul Doherty has expressed concern about large numbers of scramblers gathering in Falls Park.

Belfast DJ Billy Gillies to headline Féile Dance Night in August

Belfast DJ Billy Gillies to headline Féile Dance Night in August

RENOWNED Belfast DJ Billy Gillies will headline this year’s Féile Dance Night at the Falls Park on Saturday, August 8.

'I don't get caught up in Donald Trump and his games': Fr Magill

'I don't get caught up in Donald Trump and his games': Fr Magill

A WEST Belfast priest says he prefers not to get caught up in Donald Trump's games following criticism by the US President of Pope Leo.

Despite rising fuel costs Translink fares remain unchanged for second year

Despite rising fuel costs Translink fares remain unchanged for second year

INFRASTRUCTURE Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed that Translink fares will remain unchanged for a second year in a row, despite significant financial pressures across the public transport system.

Assembly Bill to tackle child hunger during school holidays moves a step closer

Assembly Bill to tackle child hunger during school holidays moves a step closer

LEGISLATION to which aims to financially support 90,000 children across the North in receipt of free school meals during school holidays has moved a step closer.