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Archive | December, 2018
Appeal issued to owner of 200-year-old document
A NEAR-200-year-old lease for a plot in Milltown Cemetery has been uncovered in Carrick Hill. Frank Dempsey from the Carrick Hill Residents’ Association found the fascinating historical treasure during a recent search of the association’s archives. The legal document. written on parchment paper and dated April 5, 1830, details a right of burial agreement between […]
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‘Caoilte made this world a better place’
MOURNERS at the Requiem Mass for Caoilte Fitzsimon’s heard how the youngster “made this world a better place”. The five-year-old Ardoyne girl passed away in the early hours of Sunday. Caoilte was born with Type 1 Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) and spent the last few years of her short life campaigning alongside mum Fiona and […]
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Pic of the Day, Wednesday, December 5
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Christmas comes to St Mary’s University College
A WARM invitation has been extended across the city today as St Mary’s University College open its doors for their annual Christmas market and fair. Taking place in the College’s student union, Santa’s grotto, a Christmas movie room and stalls bursting with Christmas crafts and gifts will all be on display as festive cheer comes […]
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Man shot dead outside West Belfast school
POLICE are appealing for information after a man was shot dead outside a West Belfast school on Tuesday afternoon. The victim, who was in his 40s, was shot several times as he waited for his son outside St Mary’s Grammar School on the Glen Road. He has been named locally as Jim Donegan. Police say […]
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