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Archive | August, 2019
Alan’s word of advice for festival-goers as summer season continues
A NEWTOWNABBEY man is appealing to concert-goers to protect their hearing as the summer festival season continues. Alan Thomson was diagnosed with tinnitus in the 1990s after years of attending gigs and is urging others to be wary of the consequences. “In my much younger days I would have been an avid music fan and […]
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La Salle pitch row flares up again ahead of work starting
DE La Salle College has come under fire for its handling of the development of a new sports facility on Glassmullin Green. Work is set to begin on the £1.6 million multi use pitch in Glassmullin Gardens today, Monday (August 19). The move had previously caused controversy between the school and some local residents, who […]
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1969 Pogroms: Sam’s battle to find justice for his dad
THE son of an Ardoyne man murdered during the pogrom in August 1969 says he fears his family will never get justice. Today (Thursday) marks the 50th anniversary of the day Samuel McLarnon (27) and Michael Lynch (28) were shot by the RUC in Ardoyne on August 15, 1969. Sam McLarnon was just two years […]
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You’ve got to love lunch at the Lansdowne
IN recent weeks, the North Belfast News has covered much that the brand new Lansdowne Hotel on the Antrim Road has to offer. Back in the day, the establishment was the place to go and thanks to a recent refurbishment, its new owners are hoping to restore its glory days. From 23 stylish bedrooms, a […]
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Football fever at the Mini World Cup
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