WALKERS braved an early start for the inaugural 'Out of the Darkness – A Walk of Hope' event. The walk took place, leaving ...

A group of amateur archivists have come together to found a project aimed at collating and preserving the varied literary and visual output of the Irish Republican movement, illuminating its role in ...

FIRST Minister Michelle O'Neill has praised the work of those involved in the formation of a new primary school in North ...

A MASSIVE sea swimming challenge by Gaels across the country has so far raised €55,000 for a Palestinian project in the West ...

AS the evenings get longer, midweek games are set to commence in the Antrim leagues with football taking charge on Wednesday.

Fearghus Ó hÍr, sixties civil rights activist, former councillor with People's Democracy in the 1980s and founding principal ...

Statues and sacred images are traditionally veiled in purple in Catholic churches during Holy Week in readiness for their unveiling at Easter. Above, outside St Paul's Church on the Falls Road today ...

TICKETS allocated for Cliftonville fans for next month's Irish Cup final against Dungannon Swifts have sold out in just over half an hour.

AROUND 20 protestors have held a demonstration against proposed Irish language signs at Belfast’s Grand Central Station.

The essence of karate was explored at a special course held by Irish karate ace Oliver Brunton recently, where participants were enthused by the knowledge he imparted.

FOOTBALL fans between the ages of seven and 11 are being given the opportunity to be a mascot for either Celtic FC or Cork City FC when both sides meet at the inaugural Cork Super Cup this summer.

A DECISION on British government funding for the new Casement Park is expected in June. A delegation from Sinn Féin, including party leader Mary Lou McDonald TD, deputy leader Michelle O’Neill MLA, ...