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AN exciting project bringing social housing and a new Whiterock Children's Centre together has moved one step closer after plans were approved by Belfast City Council.

Business leaders from across West Belfast gathered in the Kennedy Centre office of MP Paul Maskey this morning to support a coffee reception for Marie Curie.

HEART Attack FC, that is Celtic Football Club's newest nickname, after a week which saw the Hoops knock years off their faithful fans' lives with two last-gasp league victories completely flipping the script in the title race.

Climate crisis a catastrophic threat to women and girls, warns Trócaire

A STARK warning has been issued about the threat to the ways of life, livelihoods, health, safety and security for women and girls around the world due to the climate crisis. It came as overseas development agency Trócaire launched its annual Trócaire Box Appeal at Lent.

Council to explore alternative music venues as Boucher sports pitches eventually get go ahead

BELFAST City Council have voted to transform Boucher Road Playing Fields to its original use by installing new pitches.

WATCH: Hundreds avail of drive-thru ashes service in Hannahstown

ST Joseph's Parish in Hannahstown is today welcoming people to receive their ashes in a unique way thanks to a drive-thru service.

As demolition work progresses, West Belfast MLAs clash over Casement revenue

WEST Belfast MLAs have clashed in the Stormont chamber during a debate on future revenue generated from a redeveloped Casement Park.

Conradh Ard-Fheis in Belfast will be catalyst for further progress on Irish language

Conradh na Gaeilge’s Ard-Fheis returns to Béal Feirste this weekend for the first time since before the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.

Soccer: Cliftonville boss insists its not lights out ahead of North Belfast derby clash

CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton insists his side must put the disappointment of their midweek clash to Portadown being abandoned due to floodlight failure to one side and take the positives of the performance into Saturday's North Belfast Derby with Crusaders.

'Exciting day' as green light granted for new Whiterock Children's Centre

West Business boost for Marie Curie Charity

Brakes applied on North-South Belfast Glider – new phase pushed back to 2033

CELTIC STORIES: The title race is on, and Celtic are back in the driving seat

Noah Donohoe inquest: What has happened this week?

Climate crisis a catastrophic threat to women and girls, warns Trócaire

Council to explore alternative music venues as Boucher sports pitches eventually get go ahead

WATCH: Hundreds avail of drive-thru ashes service in Hannahstown

As demolition work progresses, West Belfast MLAs clash over Casement revenue

Conradh Ard-Fheis in Belfast will be catalyst for further progress on Irish language

Soccer: Cliftonville boss insists its not lights out ahead of North Belfast derby clash

New hope for Dáithí as he moves on to urgent heart transplant list

Jesse Jackson's visits to Belfast left enduring impression

Free breakfast club will kickstart the day for school kids on the Glen Road

Gráinne and her family are back with new children's series

CELTIC STORIES: O'Neill waves the magic wand again, but he needs the fans back in the stadium

PODCAST: Six decades in the fast lane — and still going strong

Gaelic Games: 14-man Antrim suffer season defining defeat to Kildare

SOCCER: Reds enjoy late Addis stunner to secure extra-time Cup win

PLATING UP: Prawn and Marie Rose salad on coconut flatbread

EYE ON THE PAST: February 1985 – Massive cutback will close West Belfast schools

DÚLRA: We have to clean up our act for the flycatcher

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: An open letter to Gavin Robinson

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