Parents are urged to be on the alert after a man was asked to leave Dunville Park after taking photographs of children playing. The incident happened as the park was packed full of children enjoying the new play equipment. One of the children said the man taking the photographs had claimed to be working for […]
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ONH urge those on drugs list to own up
óglaigh na héireann has confirmed to the Andersonstown News that they issued the list of 54 alleged
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GCSE joy after another round of great results
Last Thursday’s rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of hundreds of young people celebrating their success at GCSE level. We visited some of our local schools on Thursday morning to share in their achievement. Our first stop was St Rose’s Dominican College where newly appointed Principal Michele McGurran was celebrating with her new charges. “I did […]
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Laurence signs on the dotted line
Blackstaff Press has just signed a deal to publish a thrilling new fantasy trilogy by West Belfast writer Laurence Donaghy. Managing Editor Patsy Horton acquired UK and Ireland English language rights from Joanne Sayer at Last Passage. As we previously reported, the first two books of the Folk’d trilogy were published in ebook in 2012 […]
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A-Level joy for youngsters as results come in
THERE was an air of jubilation in West Belfast last Thursday morning as thousands of pupils received their A-Level results. The Andersonstown News was there to capture the atmosphere as nervous and excited pupils learned how they did after two years of hard work. First stop was St Dominic’s Grammar School for Girls as pupils […]
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BIG NAMES GO IN CITY HALL SHAKE-UP
It’s all change at Belfast City Council as two seasoned veterans of the chamber bid farewell. With 36 years of service between them, Sinn Féin’s Tom Hartley and Gerard O’Neill are old hands at City Hall but, they say, they have given all that they can give and the time is now right to stand […]
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