ANDERSONSTOWN will come alive with music, art, theatre and dancing as part of this year’s Culture Night Belfast celebrations.
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Tills are alive with the sound of music
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Music school celebrates 20 years
THE Andersonstown Traditional & Contemporary Music School is appealing to former staff, students and local people to donate old photographs, videos, recordings and press articles of the school for a special archive exhibition.
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Aisling students lead the way to the ‘New Belfast’
AISLING Bursary honourees gathered at St Mary’s University College in the heart of the Gaeltacht Quarter to hear how they will lead the way forward in fulfilling their academic excellence for the “New Belfast”.
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Family appeal for info on murdered dad
A WEST Belfast family are appealing for information on the controversial killing of their father during the early 1970s at the hands of the British army.
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A toast to brewery homes
THE FIRST new tenants are expected to move into new houses on the former Bass brewery site on the Glen Road at the start of 2012.
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St Mary’s welcomes fees freeze
ST MARY’S University College has welcomed the decision by the Department for Employment and Learning Minister, Alliance MLA Stephen Farry, to freeze tuition fees paid to the North’s universities by local students at £3,465 per year.
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