Boston author and activist Michael Patrick MacDonald returned to Belfast last week for the latest chapter in his 'The Rest of the Story' initiative which enables the healing of trauma through ...

Big, cuddly, smiley, soft-spoken Gavin. The kind of person who’d cut your grass when you were away in Benidorm for a week. The kind of person who’d shake his head and tell you to stop when you said ...

Hollywood actor Lucy Liu visited Belfast this weekend as part of the 25th Belfast Film Festival. During her visit, Liu picked up the festival’s Réalta Award for Exceptional and Compassionate ...

A MOTION of no confidence in Education Minister Paul Givan is expected to be tabled at Stormont later on Monday.

CELEBRATED contemporary artist Emma Berkery presents her highly anticipated new exhibition, Even Primroses Feel The Rain, at La Roche House, Belfast opening on  November 6.

THE Probation Board Community Service teams have begun work on an alleyway cleansing programme for the first time in Poleglass.

HOW appropriate that the Justice Department at Stormont should choose Halloween as the backdrop for their latest billboard campaign warning of the alleged threat from criminal gangs marauding through ...

MANY people don’t care what happened on Bloody Sunday 1972. Hardly surprising – they weren’t born, they don’t live in Derry or the Bogside, it’s been over fifty years and other things have flooded in ...

THE first time I learned to truly breathe in the silence was in the shadow of the Mourne Mountains, in the Holy Cross ...

IN a rare show of political unity, every elected official in West Belfast has come out publicly against the controversial crime billboards championed by Justice Minister Naomi Long.

Students at Queen's University Belfast are calling on college heads to erect a memorial plaque to murdered student Sheena Campbell on the South Belfast campus.

A LOCAL alleyway transformed by two neighbours has been recognised with a special award by Belfast City Council.