A NEW public artwork on the Lisburn Road designed to make the area easier on the eye is not impressing local art critics.
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New art leaves the critics unimpressed
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Green Weekend plants the seed for eager conservationists
LOCALS have been getting back to nature at a successful family fun day in Ormeau Park as part of the Big Green Weekend.
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Banned art work gets its first showing in city 33 years on
An artist who once had a painting banned from a South Belfast gallery has said he feels “closure” after his work was finally displayed in Belfast last week.
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I’m not A drug-dealer says shot local man
An Ardoyne man shot in both legs by a republican splinter group at the weekend has denied the group’s claims he is involved in cultivating cannabis and has called on them to provide proof of their accusations.
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Tributes paid to ‘wee scotch Joe’ as police plead for killing info
POLICE have called for eye-witnesses to come forward following the brutal killing of West Belfast man Joe O’Neill.The popular 60-year-old grandfather from Brooke Park in Andersonstown died in hospital in the early hours of Monday morning after sustaining multiple head injuries following an assault at a taxi depot in King Street.
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‘Word of British Prime Minister can’t be trusted’
The wife of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane has accused the British Prime minister of publicly humiliating her family after he backtracked on a commitment to hold a public enquiry into her husband’s death.
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