A ROAD in one of South Belfast’s most exclusive residential areas has been described as being in the “worst state imaginable” due to a lack of street repairs.
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London calling for Gilroy and Ulster
LONDON is preparing for an Irish invasion as supporters of Ulster and Leinster will arrive en masse for the Heineken Cup final on May 19.
Bodhrán man plays to the gallery
Art gallery owner and interior designer, Chris Caldwell is a Malone Road native who loves nothing more than playing the bodhran and enjoying summer walks along the tree lined avenues of South Belfast.
Testing time for students
The fevered debate over whether students from Northern Ireland are entitled to free tuition fees in Scotland brings into stark relief the shambles which is further education provision.
Sports mad Emmie honoured in race
A MOTHER who lost her five year old son in the most tragic of circumstances has said the support of the South Belfast community has helped her through some of her darkest days.
No Argie Bargy with the master of the whistle
It doesn’t matter which sport is being played the quality of the game depends as much on the ability of the referee as the level of performance of the players. Having done a stint with the whistle myself I tend to observe the referee as much as the players while watching football games, soccer or Gaelic.
