PJ O’Mullan was last night ratified as the new Antrim senior hurling manager. The former Loughgiel Shamrocks boss succeeds Kevin Ryan, who stepped down at the end of the season. Antrim endured a hugely disappointing 2015 campaign and O’Mullan’s first goal will be to guide the Ulster champions back to Division 1B following relegation last […]
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Loughgiel man O’Mullan handed job of reviving Antrim hurling fortunes
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The Irish are forever in the ranks of New York’s bravest
As diverse as cities like New York are in the early 21st century, there is an institutional Irish legacy evident in nearly every neighborhood and, in some places, nearly every block. From Catholic churches named for Irish saints to brick and mortar reminders of memorable Irish Americans (the Al Smith Houses, the new Sheen Centre […]
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Anatomy of an Ulster scandal – new media runs up against some old problems
IT didn’t bear any of the hallmarks of the story of the decade, to be honest. A bloke posted a message on Twitter about an alleged slight suffered by his little brother on a bus. “So today my wre (wee) brother was refused onto a @Translink_NI bus because he was wearing a Linfield coat. What’s this […]
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From Gaza to Queen’s – Mustafa finds a warm welcome right across the city
Well-known Belfast photographer John Mallon has opened his home to a student from Gaza. Mustafa Afana, who is 25, is currently studying for a Masters Degree in Translation at Queen’s University. As well as being grateful to John for his generosity, Mustafa has been overwhelmed by the generosity of others, especially that of the Felons […]
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Impressive Elks ready to take a step up in class in hotly-contested weekend tournament
NATIONAL Shield U18 women’s basketball champions 2015, Ulster Elks, will host a first round of the U18 National Cup Competition this weekend at Ulster University’s Jordanstown campus. The event will see the Elks take on opposition from Tralee Imperials and Portlaoise Panthers in their pool games on Saturday at 12.45pm and 4.15pm. Portlaoise, with 6’3″ […]
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New era beckons for the Cluain Ard
Belfast’s Irish language cultural hub Cumann Chluain Ard has secured the last of its funding for its complete refurbishment. The committee said they are delighted with the support given by Belfast City Council through the Local Investment Fund (LIF). Caoimhín Ó Caitni, on behalf of the committee, said that the Chluain Ard’s longstanding commitment to […]
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