The Crumlin Star club had the ‘full house’ signs up for the much-awaited bottom half cup shoot out to decide the destination of the Tommy Henry Memorial Cup.
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Excellent Shamrock United clinch Tommy Henry Cup
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Polish students make a pilgrimage to Milltown
THREE students from Poland studying in West Belfast as part of a student exchange programme have paid a visit to the Polish Air Force graves in Milltown Cemetery.
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Untold story is finally told
The seldom-told facts about how the churches here were involved in the peace process have been told in a new book.
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A portrait of the artist
Answering the People Like You questions this week is artist Imelda Hume, who is currently exhibiting her work in the Cultúrlann. She took time out to tell us how she had a succession of jobs before finding her calling
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The Year in Sport
1. Lámh Dhearg won the 2010 St Paul’s minor football tournament by beating Magherafelt in the final. But who did they beat on New Year’s Day in the semi-final? 2. Kenny Dalglish became Liverpool manager for the second time in January 2011, just before the FA Cup third round match against Manchester United. But who […]
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Yesteryear on the Belfast Hills
DO you recognise the children pictured in these old photographs? The stunning pictures, which were taken nearly 60 years ago by late community worker Joe Nolan, have been donated to the Belfast Hills Partnership as part of its oral history project.
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