We have just under four weeks to go to Cheltenham 2017 and festival fever is already starting to hit local punters. A few betting clues were got at the weekend for a few festival races and the mighty Alitor is now 3-1 on with Sean Graham for the Arkle after sauntering home at Newbury. On the same […]
Archive | February, 2017
On the ready for more festival clues this weekend
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Tickets on Sale for the Sean Graham CPN17
TICKETS NOW ON SALE: With just under 4 weeks to go to Cheltenham 2017, local layers Sean Graham have put their tickets on sale for there prestigious preview night on Monday, March 6 at the Europa Hotel. Tickets are £10 and remember, that includes a free £5 matched bet and are available at all their outlets. Brian Graham […]
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Gerry Adams column: Enda Kenny happy to toe British line on Brexit
TWO weeks from today – Thursday, March 2 – the electorate of the north will be going to the polls. The future of the political institutions, and of the Good Friday Agreement, the allegations of corruption within the RHI scheme, and the need for integrity and respect within those institutions, are for Sinn Féin the […]
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£8.5 million hotel project to reenergise the Shankill
A groundbreaking project that will see one of the most famous buildings on the Shankill turned into a four-star Titanic-themed hotel will help spark the regeneration of the famous road, the people behind the project have predicted. Argyll Business Centre is to take control of the old Shankill Road Mission Presbyterian Church and start the […]
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Big-hearted locals hand hope to little Aoibheann
OVER £14,000 has been raised to continue vital treatment for a Glengormley toddler with cerebral palsy. Aoibheann O’Connor (3) was born at 28 weeks and suffers from hydrocephalus and cerebral palsy due to a brain haemorrhage shortly after birth. Over £14,000 has been raised so far for the three year-old to continue specialised ABR (Advanced […]
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Antrim planning to buck recent trend against Carlow
REVERSING the recent trend against Carlow is the mission for Antrim’s hurlers when the Saffrons travel to Netwatch Cullen Park for their second National Hurling League 2A game this Sunday. The Barrowsiders have enjoyed victories in the last two meetings between the sides. In last year’s NHL 2A, the Leinster side came away from Ballycastle […]
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