This Must Be The Place, 62 High Street, Holywood, BT18 9AE 028 9042 8597 MY dog is in his golden years, probably beyond them even, so I am eager to pounce upon any opportunity for him to join me while I'm gallivanting.

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Hungry For It, BBC Three and iPlayer IT was only while searching for live athletics coverage recently that I learned that BBC Three is again a traditional, broadcast TV channel.

Ian Paisley MP has said he needs to “lie down and recover from the shock” of Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill using the term Northern Ireland.

LOUISE Shanahan broke the Irish women's 800m record in the standout race at Saturday's Belfast Irish Milers Meet.

ON a rain-drenched track in Toyko the international career of one of Ireland's most decorated Paralympic athletes came to a gut-wrenching end.

THERE is a danger that when one wades into a debate to offer some opinion, even when it is informed, they can nevertheless appear to be insensitive.

DETAILS of how many extra places have been given to post-primary schools to cope with high demand have been shared by the Department of Education.

AS angry and confused as parents are now - which engenders similar emotions among their children - this is far from a crisis.

NEW education minister Michelle McIlveen has said extra school places will be created to ensure all P7 children secure a spot.

A SCHOOL that has been taking part in a programme to help young people build their literacy skills has published its own newspaper.

THOUSANDS of schoolchildren are being encouraged to tell their own stories with the help of a new, colourful booklet.

THOUSANDS of children will today learn what secondary school they will attend from September - with officials bracing themselves for a record number of appeals.

MANY of those predicting which of Edwin Poots' allies would be the new head at Rathgael House made the same educated guess.

A PREDICTED rise in top A-level grades has caused the number of offers made to potential medicine students to be slashed.