AS I watched the Newtownmountkennedy Irregulars on manoeuvres in recent weeks, the question occurred to me that always occurs when the Free State Far-Right (henceforth FSFR) attempt to claim the mantle of Plunkett, Pearse and Tone: Where the hell are Belfast’s Tommy Robinson wannabes?
TWENTY-SIX years on from the signing of the Good Friday Agreement and those involved in discussions around constitutional change face “varying degrees of flak, harassment and intimidation”, one of the North's leading human rights advocates has said.
PROTEIN is needed for growth, repair and maintenance of our bodies, especially for bones and muscles.Supplements provide a concentrated source of protein to supplement a person’s usual food intake.
SKODA has announced a significant specification update for its Fabia and Karoq ranges. As part of the brand’s claimed commitment to delivering exceptional value to customers, both models enjoy a boost in standard equipment along with the availability of updated, more efficient drivetrains.
ENJOY a magical evening this Saturday night of Irish dance, music, food, and story-telling with a two-hour show, three course meal and complimentary drink with an authentic Irish showcase nestled within An Chultúrlann, the Irish language centre in the heart of Belfast's Gaeltacht Quarter.
THE trouble with political accommodations is that they require a degree of accommodation on both sides. 17 years ago when nationalists and republicans took the historic decision to throw their lot in with a policing service and justice system from which they were thoroughly estranged, the hope was that a new era of cooperation and respect would open up.
THE brother of a man shot dead by loyalists in West Belfast in 1994 says he "remains hopeful" that all is not lost in his brother's inquest after the Court of Appeal rejected a bid from the Secretary of State to keep key files a secret.
THE brother of a man killed in a loyalist bomb attack on a West Belfast bar 50 years ago says he is “devastated” after an inquest into his killing was dramatically halted hours before the British government’s Legacy Act came into force.
RELATIVES of five people killed in the Springhill/Westrock massacre have hailed an 'historic day' after their inquest was concluded just hours before the Legacy Act deadline.
On Wednesday past, I had the great good fortune to meet in Dublin the Boston architect Michael Murphy who designed the six-acre Lynching Memorial site in Montgomery, Alabama - a place that once heralded itself as the premier slave trading site in the Heart of Dixie.
