THE Parades Commission have placed a number of restrictions on tonight’s Tour of the North parade. Six hundred participants, including eight bands, will take to the streets of North Belfast on Friday night for the annual parade. Organised by the Belfast lodges of the Orange Order, the parade is scheduled to commence at 7.30pm from […]
Archive | June, 2018
Restrictions are placed on Tour of the North parade
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World Cup fever sweeps West
WITH the much anticipated World Cup underway, several streets in West Belfast are embracing all things football. World Cup fever has ignited across the community with pubs decorated in the national flags of the competing teams, while residents in Whiterock Crescent and St James’ have also hung out bunting and flags representing the countries taking […]
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Pic of the Day, Friday June 15
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Hyland confident his title dream will become a reality
THE dream can become reality for Paul Hyland Jnr at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle this Saturday night when he challenges local favourite, Lewis Ritson for the British lightweight title, live on Sky Sports. The Lagmore man first set his sights on the iconic Lonsdale Belt as a youngster when another West Belfast man, […]
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Pic of the day, Thursday, June 14
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Vandals close Dunville Park
SINN FÉIN Councillor Claire Canavan has slammed those responsible for vandalism at a local children’s play park, which was temporarily closed to the damage. A group of youths gathered in the park over the weekend after closing and set a wheelie bin alight in the play area. Calling on those who are vandalising Dunville Park, […]
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