AIB All-Ireland Club Intermediate Football Championship semi-final Naomh Éanna (Antrim) 3-9 An Spidéal (Galway) 0-11 From Paddy Tierney at Páirc Tailteann NAOMH Éanna booked their place in the All-Ireland Club Intermediate Football Championship final with a sublime performance to defeat An Spidéal in Navan yesterday. An audacious 60-yard wonder goal from midfielder Joe Maskey was […]
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Maskey magic caps stunning All-Ireland semi-final victory for Naomh Éanna
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Image of the Day, Monday 21st January
Renowned human rights activist Clara Reilly looks on as Belfast Lord Mayor Deirdre Hargey and West Belfast MP Paul Maskey unveil the sign at the newly-named Groves Reilly Corner – Coirnéal Groves Reilly – on the site of the former Andersonstown Barracks. Clara’s co-campaigner and friend Emma Groves passed away in 2007. Looking on are […]
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Meli murder accused granted bail again despite numerous breaches
ONE of three men awaiting trial for the murder of West Belfast man Christopher Meli has been granted bail – and warned he would be returned to custody if he breaches his conditions again. Lee Smyth was not present for the successful bail application at Belfast Crown Court on Friday. Despite objections from a prosecuting […]
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A Dying Laugh for the northern state
In 1932, Michael McLaverty upended the tablets of stone on which the newly-born Northern state stood with his sparing but evocative novel Call My Brother Back; the first book to tell it as it really was for beleaguered Belfast nationalists. Now, as we approach the shameful centenary of that grotty gerrymandered entity, a new book […]
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Pic of the Day, Friday, January 18
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EYE ON THE PAST: January 18, 1975
‘War on all fronts’ says IRA after ceasefire breakdown AS an order went out from the Army Council of Óglaigh na hÉireann instructing all units that the ceasefire order given to them on December 20 last had been rescinded, an official spokesperson for the Brigade Staff of the IRA in Belfast told Andersonstown News: “The […]
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