NEWLY-appointed Belfast Celtic boss Stephen McAlorum admits management wasn’t on his radar when he was first approached about the gig last month. Following a protracted name-change saga, Sport and Leisure Swifts became Belfast Celtic at the end of last season, with the West Belfast outfit beginning their rebirth in the Ballymena and Provincial Intermediate League […]
Archive | July, 2019
Belfast Celtic boss urges caution ahead of new season
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Bredagh overcome Gorts in thrilling league clash
Antrim Hurling League Division Three Bredagh 2-22 Gort na Móna 4-12 BREDAGH inflicted a first league defeat on Gort na Móna at Cherryvale on Wednesday as they edged a breathtaking contest 2-22 to 4-12. It was Bredagh who made the fast start on a wet and windy evening as Sean McGourty popped the ball between the […]
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South Belfast quartet star at Netball World Cup
FOUR South Belfast women will be hoping to end the Netball World Cup on a winning note on Saturday when Northern Ireland play in the ninth place play-off against Trinidad & Tobago (5.15pm). Vice-captain Fionnuala Toner from the Malone Road, the Magee sisters, Emma and Michelle, who also play Gaelic football for Antrim, and Carryduff’s […]
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Pic of the Day, Wednesday, July 17
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Local McDonald’s supports Mark Allen fundraiser
FORMER Masters Champions Mark Allen took time out of his busy schedule to visit McDonald’s restaurant at Westwood to promote his recent charity tournament fundraiser. The 2019 Mark Allen Classic Charity Pro-Am tournament took place in Antrim last weekend at the 147 Snooker Club. The popular Pro-Am event helped raise much-needed funds for Riverside Special […]
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PSNI did not meet with UVF over bonfire tensions
THE PSNI say they did not meet with senior loyalists including the UVF during recent tensions around bonfires in East Belfast. In a lengthy statement issued on Tuesday evening, Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd dismissed reports that police negotiated with loyalists in relation to the controversial bonfires at Avoniel Leisure Centre and Lismore Street. “PSNI […]
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