A LOCAL family grieving the death of their elderly father have been left devastated after his home was targeted by heartless thieves. The late Paddy Finnegan’s home was one of a number of bungalows inhabited by the old and the infirm in Conor Rise, off the Stewartstown Road, that had lead stripped from the roofs.
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Lead ghouls target home of a dead OAP
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Parades and events to mark Rising
REPUBLICANS across Belfast are set to remember their dead this weekend with a series of Easter commemorations. The Andersonstown Commemoration Committee will hold a special republican exhibition in the Andersonstown Social Club from noon to 6pm on Easter Saturday.
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Wrap the greenback round me
The Andersonstown News can today reveal the extent to which so-called dissident republicans are involved in the criminal
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Putting the co-op in community
With the economy continuing to struggle, one sector of society is urging people to sit up and take notice of its flourishing business
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Malone girl is top volunteer
A SOUTH Belfast schoolgirl has been named Irish Youth Volunteer of the Year for her amazing charity work.
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Almost summertime so time for a Xmas row at council
IT’S almost summer, so it’s the perfect time for an argument about Christmas at Belfast City Hall, where once again, the idea of wishing citizens and visitors to the city a “Merry Christmas” in Irish is too much for some unionists to stomach.
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