SINN Féin have formally requested that a book of condolence be opened in Belfast City Hall for the victims of the massacre in Gaza. On Monday, 58 Palestinians were killed when Israeli troops opened fire on the deadliest day of violence since 2014. Monday’s violence came as the USA inaugurated its first embassy in Jersualem […]
Archive | May, 2018
Sinn Fein call for Gaza book of condolence
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Pic of the Day Tuesday May 15
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John prepares to put down the ‘chalk’ after 19 years at St Mary’s
“I WILL certainly not be taking up golf,” laughs St Mary’s Christian Brothers’ Grammar School Principal John Martin as he prepares to retire from his role as head in October. “I’m a Mark Twain man – ‘a good walk ruined’ was his definition of golf. I do a lot of hill walking and expect I’ll […]
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High Court decision quashes incinerator plans
A CAMPAIGN group has welcomed a High Court decision to quash planning consent for a proposed 300,000-tonne waste incinerator in Hightown. On Monday, No-Arc21 won its judicial review legal challenge against planning permission for the incinerator, which was granted by the Department for Infrastructure (DFI) in September 2017. The court ruling found that the DFI […]
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Teen injured in suspected hit and run
A woman has been arrested after a 17-year-old boy was injured in a suspected hit-and-run crash in north Belfast at the weekend. The incident occurred near Oldpark Square around 1.20am on Sunday. The 30-year old woman is being questioned in relation to a number of offences including arson and driving offences, including aggravated taking and […]
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Raidió Fáilte takes top award
RAIDIÓ Fáilte, Belfast’s Irish language community radio station, is celebrating an historic victory at the Celtic Media Festival in Wales, where they won the top radio award, ‘Radio Station of the Year 2018’. The prestigious award is based on competition open to all radio stations broadcasting in the Celtic countries and areas – Ireland, Wales, Scotland, […]
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