POLICE in North Belfast are appealing for information after a number of young children were injured when their bus was attacked by youths in Clifton Street on Tuesday night. The attack happened at around 7.15pm. A PSNI officer said: “We need your help to identify those involved in this senseless activity. Please contact us with […]
Archive | February, 2019
PSNI appeal after bus attacked in Clifton Street
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Image of the day, Tuesday February 5
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Ulster U21 Club Football Tournament semi-final
Carryduff 2-12 St Brigid’s 2-11 From David Mohan in Creggan DANIEL Guinness was the toast of Carryduff on Sunday as his late point sent his side through to the final of the Ulster U21 Club Football Tournament at Creggan at the expense of South Belfast neighbours St Brigid’s. This unique local derby between the champions […]
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Theresa May to defend Brexit plan on visit to Belfast
Photo to be credited to Pacemaker THERESA May will stress that she can deliver a Brexit deal that avoids a hard border, during a visit to Belfast this afternoon. In a speech to business leaders, the prime minister will pledge to secure a deal with the EU that “commands broad support” and a majority in […]
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Pic of the Day, Monday, February 4
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McDaid double ends Star’s Cup hopes
Irish Cup Sixth Round Larne 3 Crumlin Star 1 A SECOND half brace from David McDaid crushed Crumlin Star’s dreams of a place in the last eight of the Irish Cup as runaway Championship One leaders, Larne fought back from a goal down to claim the win at a sunny and cold Inver Park on […]
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