THERE weren’t many winners at about on the football at the weekend. Our 25/1 quad went close and looked to be going well entering the last 10 minutes, but two equalisers killed us. We needed another goal in the Preston v Swansea game for our 36/1 over 2.5 goals bet and we had 8/10 from the […]
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Poignant site set to be named after Clara and Emma
LORD Mayor Deirdre Hargey, along with community leaders, are to attend the unveiling of ‘Groves Reilly Corner’ at the former Andersonstown barracks site in tribute to the late Emma Groves and fellow human rights campaigner Clara Reilly. The renaming of the site, taking place on Saturday, is especially poignant as it is where Emma and […]
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Pic of the day, Thursday, January 17
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Excitement builds ahead of 2019 Blackboard Awards
THE Belfast Media Group will host the eighth annual Blackboard Awards next month recognising the quality of our schools in the city and rewarding the best of our principals, teachers and classroom assistants. For the eighth consecutive year, educationalists who have been transforming lives will be celebrated in a gala event highlighting their hard work […]
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NI manager O’Neill says ex-Crusaders winger’s lewd act was ‘clearly unacceptable’
POLICE say they are “conducting inquiries” after Northern Ireland international footballer Gavin Whyte was filmed performing a lewd act in public in Belfast city centre. The winger’s club, Oxford United, have warned Whyte about his future conduct after he and another man were filmed exposing themselves in the street on a night out. The former […]
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De Gaulle was right: kick England out!
WITH Parliamentary arithmetic deadlocked on all options, the default position of ‘No-Deal’ Brexit looms larger. I voted to kick England out of Europe. Why? Because De Gaulle called it right. England doesn’t belong in Europe, remains Atlanticist, attached to imperial preference, consumed by the ‘great-game’ of divide-and-rule, of balancing powers in Europe, never committed to […]
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