THE brother of a man who’s been remanded in prison for his alleged involvement in an aggravated burglary in Ligoniel on Friday night says he is innocent. Daniel Lundy says his brother Alan was targeted in an MI5-directed operation by the PSNI. He’s currently in Maghaberry. Alan Lundy, of Thornberry Close, appeared before Belfast Magistrates […]
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KFC footage proves man didn’t burgle home: claim
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RESTAURANT REVIEW: Stix & Stones, Balmoral Hotel
BASED on the extraordinary popularity of Stix & Stones restaurant in the city centre, there was already plenty of excitement when the eminent eatery announced the opening of its second branch in the Balmoral Hotel in 2017. Establishing a new restaurant in an already thriving hotel was, of course, a clever move, but while the […]
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Paul grapples with our legacy of pain
IN our post-conflict society the various campaigns for truth and justice for the victims of our violent past have been long difficult. But it is only through the voices of campaigners such as Lenadoon man Paul Gallagher, that the issues of the past are still part of our public discourse. In 1994, Paul was left […]
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Pic of the day, Thursday, February 21
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You know you gotta cut loose for Footloose
ICONIC 1980’s music spectacular Footloose is to set out its stall at the Grand Opera House from February 27 with an invitation for audiences to ‘kick-off the Sunday shoes’ throughout its run. Belfast Music and Drama Society, the non-professional theatre company who staged the extremely successful West Side Story last year will once again bring […]
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Mary Lou: “I have nothing to apologise for”
SINN Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald says she has “nothing to apologise for” after controversial comments in opposition to any current police commander in the north succeeding the Chief Constable. Current Chief Constable George Hamilton retires from the role in June. On Monday, Ms McDonald was speaking after meeting families in Belfast, days after controversy […]
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