LIKE the cigar-chomping Clay Morrow in the hit Netflix series Sons of Anarchy, St Enda’s boss Declan Steele is urging his ‘prospects’ to earn their cut when they step out against Davitt’s in the Intermediate Football Championship on Saturday. For a number of seasons, St Enda’s have been earmarked as a side to watch. […]
Archive | August, 2017
St Enda’s urged to lose prospects tag ahead of Davitt’s IFC meeting
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West Belfast rivals understrength for derby duel
Northern Switchgear Antrim Senior Football Championship preliminary round Lámh Dhearg v St Paul’s (Saturday, 5pm, Corrigan Park) AS they seek to overcome West Belfast rivals St Paul’s on Saturday, Lámh Dhearg will be without the services of two of their star players for the Senior Football Championship preliminary round tie at Corrigan Park. Antrim players […]
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The only way is Essex for St James’ Swifts
ST James’ Swifts are hoping to reap the benefits of a new partnership with English non-league side, Billericay Town. The clubs already share a sponsor – DMC Contracts LTD – and St James’ travelled over to Essex earlier this month with three of their teams to play in charity games to raise money for suicide […]
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John Leathem is laid to rest
Hundreds of people turned out on the Falls Road on Tuesday for the funeral of community stalwart John Leathem. The 59-year-old passed away on Saturday after a battle with cancer. John spent most of his life tirelessly working for the people of the lower Falls. As a former chairman of the Divis Tower Residents’ Association […]
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Marie’s high hopes for Belfast
BELFAST is set to be the location for a new urban regeneration concept. The HALO project headed by Marie Macklin, who already have a thriving regeneration site in Kilmarnock, have their sights set on Belfast as a location for their next development. Marie has spent time in Belfast meeting with political, educational, community leaders, business […]
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An Dream Dearg call for meeting with Brokenshire
A DELEGATION from the Irish language community travelled to Hillsborough Castle yesterday (Tuesday) to highlight the call for an Irish Language Act. Over 60 people, a majority of them teenagers and young people from Irish language primary and secondary schools, were in attendance at the official residence of Secretary of State, James Brokenshire. Each person […]
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