SOMETIMES something exotic bursts from the earth in our own gardens that make us realise that we’re only recent custodians of the land. We cut our lawns and trim our hedges, but underneath that thin layer of manicured grass lies thousands of years of evolution. Much of it has been buried forever, but occasionally something […]
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What happens in our garden when a star falls to earth
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Sunrise stroll along the Waterworks
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Soldiers fail to give evidence for a second time as part of the Ballymurphy Massacre inquest
BELFAST Laganside Court will look at its options to encourage two former soldiers to testify as part of the Ballymurphy Massacre inquest after they failed to give evidence for a second time. On Monday, Counsel for the Coroner, Sean Doran QC, explained that neither M57 nor M171 was in court. Both had failed to appear […]
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Nominations get under way for Culture and Arts award
WITH nominations pouring in for the annual Aisling Awards, West Belfast artist Deirdre Mackel, winner of last year’s ‘Culture and Arts’ accolade, says the prestigious awards help to “promote the rich art and culture of Belfast”. Now celebrating its 23rd year, the glittering night, held at the Europa Hotel, will welcome Mayor of Boston Marty […]
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