Girlfriend pays simple and poignant tribute to Jordan McConomy
Seamus Heaney HomePlace exceeds expectations in first year
Mid and East Antrim Council receives complaint that chief executive 'may have breached code of conduct'
Tom Collins: The world must stop Trump in his tracks
Managing Antrim is the "pinnacle" says new Saffron boss Lenny Harbinson
Latest
News
Mid and East Antrim Council receives complaint that chief executive 'may have breached code of conduct'
A complaint has been made to a Co Antrim council claiming that its chief executive may have breached the ‘code of conduct for local government employees’.
Topics
-
Kilkeel schools plan would see Catholic grammar become 'bilateral'
A CATHOLIC grammar school is set to retain a form of academic selection as part of a planned shake-up in Co Down.
-
Republic's abortion referendum to be set for next May or June
A REFERENDUM on abortion is set to take place in the Republic before next summer.
-
Anti-gold mine campaigners to hold Sperrin conference protest
Anti-gold mine campaigners are set to protest at a conference to promote tourism in the Sperrin Mountains.
-
Mother of Omagh bombing victim to return to Ireland for first time since his death
THE mother of a schoolboy killed in the Omagh bombing will this weekend visit Ireland for the first time since his death.
Business
Private buyer snaps up old post office in Lisbane village
THE old post office in Lisbane village in Co Down has been acquired by a private buyer.
-
New ambassadors appointed to shape the future of Ireland's marketing
SIX leading experts from the forefront of Ireland's growing marketing industry have been appointed by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) to its new-look Ambassador-led board to help drive activities in Ireland.
-
What if Belfast really does reach its full potential?
A FEW weeks ago my work took me to Copenhagen, a city I had not visited up to this point, and where the World Health Organisation has a significant presence.
-
Will the chicken or the egg win out?
IN the beginning, there was the land-line.
-
Work begins on £8m Chichester House office development
DEVELOPERS have pledged the soon to be re-developed Chichester House will be the best connected Grade A office building in Belfast.
Opinion
Anita Robinson: I refuse to submit to the tyranny of technology
-
Tom Collins: The world must stop Trump in his tracks
Can I bring myself to write once more about Donald Trump? Can you bear to read any more about this malign man? In chemistry a catalyst increases the rate of a chemical reaction, without itself being altered.
-
Community must reject attitudes that fuel hate crimes
Although the number of incidents motivated by racism has shown a slight decrease this year, the fact that such appalling and unjustified crimes are taking place at all in our society is a matter of concern.
-
Heartening growth of women's sport
The impressive growth of women's sport across Ireland over recent years was exemplified by the record-breaking attendance at Sunday's All Ireland finals in Dublin.
-
Ghosts
Magazine
Armando Iannucci to make HBO comedy set in space
-
James Norton hoping to kick off Hollywood career
The Grantchester actor stars alongside Ellen Page in Flatliners.
-
A-ha and Mica Paris join Children In Need's 80s concert
Bananarama, Boy George and Jason Donovan are also taking part in the show, which promises to transport concert-goers back to the 80s.
-
Bertie Carvel: People don't recognise me from Doctor Foster
Bertie Carvel says he likes that he can keep a low profile.
-
Libby Purves criticises BBC's ‘lacklustre' approach to theatre
The former Radio 4 host accused the broadcaster of swapping serious discussion for chatty promotion.
Life
First of its kind nursery provides specialist day care for kids with complex needs
FINDING reliable, quality child care can be a difficult and stressful task for any parent.
Topics
-
Ask the Expert: You don't need 95 per cent of the stuff people try to sell you for babies
Q: I'M PREGNANT with my first child and don't have much money.
-
Leona O'Neill: Would you suck snot from your baby's nose?
THERE are people who make parenting look like a glamorous and easy breezy occupation.
-
What's On: You'd be barking not to mark World Animal Day
ANTRIM Celebrate World Animal Day this Sunday at Carnfunnock Park.
-
TV host Gloria Hunniford was once on an IRA 'death list'
TELEVISION host Gloria Hunniford has revealed she was once on an IRA "death list".
Arts
Downpatrick singer Brigid O'Neill adds a touch of Nashville to her debut album
WITH a long career dedicated to nature conservation, it was somehow appropriate that Co Down singer-songwriter Brigid O'Neill should have her life-changing musical epiphany on the remote and unspoilt terrain of Rathlin Island.
-
Maze director Stephen Burke on bringing real IRA jailbreak to the big screen
DUBLIN film-maker Stephen Burke's excellent drama/thriller Maze stars Tom Vaughan-Lawlor (Love/Hate) as Larry Marley, the real life mastermind of the biggest jailbreak in British and Irish history.
-
Marc Almond's London lament: It's over-corporate and over-concerned with money
THE first flat Marc Almond ever bought was in 80s Soho, on neon-red Brewer Street, overlooking strip clubs, theatres, chain-smoking teenagers and fellow punk Bowie fans.
-
Film Review: Maze brings historic IRA prison-break to the big screen
BASED on the infamous 1983 IRA jailbreak, Maze sets itself the unenviable task of serving historical fact while also existing as a piece of entertainment to be enjoyed by an audience previously oblivious to its 'based on real events' story.
-
Album Reviews: Fergie's Double Duchess a flawless fusion of hip hop and pop
FERGIE'S second solo album has a deliciously 'hip hop circa 1995' vibe, but is far from being a collection of humdrum nostalgia-laced tracks.
-
Laying the foundation for success
-
Sky’s the limit for Tascomi
-
GolfNow’s drive to seek out the best talent
Keeping you informed about your favourite courses and introducing you to new ones, GolfNow’s easy and convenient online booking system has proven to be as essential as a trusty 3-wood for millions of players.
-
Gerard O'Kane reflects on Major Moments #GAAThisIsMajor
I was in awe because Martin McGuinness had taken the time out to write me a letter. He told me that, "no matter what, you can say in two weeks’ time you’re a Derry man who’s led your generation,”
-
Ever considered a career at BDO Northern Ireland?
Through our own professional expertise and working directly with businesses, we’ve developed a unique insight into what makes a business successful. It is this insight that makes us leading business advisers; we are much more than financial consultants.
-
6 reasons to study at The Open University
If you are thinking about why you should study with The Open University we can give you six reasons to start you off!
Today's horoscope
See a different horoscope:
Assembly Election 2017
