IT’S time to get suited and booted at Louis Boyd for this week’s deal with a fantastic offer from the Park Centre store. Offering a full suit, shirt, tie and shoes for just £149, including a free waistcoat is value not to be missed. “It’s an excellent deal. There is a fantastic range of shirts […]
Archive | June, 2016
PIPS to expand across city
North Belfast mental health charity PIPS are to expand into South Belfast with CEO Brian Maguire confirming they’re opening a new facility on the Ormeau Road. The new office, which will specialise in crisis response, will help to extend the services already offered in North Belfast. “South Belfast is our first ever outreach clinic,” said […]
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We want justice for our innocent dad
The family of a man shot dead by British soldiers and shown by declassified Ministry of Defence (MoD) documents to be innocent have appealed for witnesses to the killing to come forward as they pursue their fight for justice. Christopher Quinn – known as Christy – was one of a number of Carrick Hill men […]
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Reds facing into the unknown says Lyttle
CLIFTONVILLE manager Gerard Lyttle admits his side are going into the unknown as they start their Europa League qualifying campaign with a trip to the Stade Muncipal de la Ville Luxembourg next Thursday evening. Monday afternoon’s draw in Nyon pitted the Reds with Luxembourg outfit FC Differdange 03 who have claimed a few scalps in […]
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McCloskey hits out at Christy Ring ‘Farce’ ahead of Royal rumble II
ANTRIM and Meath do battle once more in Croke Park this Saturday (5pm) – 21 days after their now infamous Christy Ring Cup final. A score-keeping error led to the Royals lifting the trophy despite the game actually ending in a draw. The problem arose when Niall McKenna’s 63rd minute point was wrongly attributed to […]
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Saffrons braced for tough Treaty test
THE Championship has thrown up some wide-margin victories thus far but Antrim boss Frank Fitzsimons is expecting a typical tough battle against Limerick in Corrigan Park on Saturday. Two years ago, Fitzsimons was part of Liam Bradley’s backroom team as the Saffrons bowed out of the Qualifiers with a five-point defeat in the Gaelic Grounds. […]
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