News |
 | Irish President Michael D Higgins begins an official state visit to Britain today heralding a new era of relations between the two countries. Read more... |
 | A man has been arrested by police investigating the Omagh bomb. Read more... |
 | A veteran left-wing unionist, who shares Sinn Fein’s opposition to welfare reform, has said that it is time for the party to face reality and realise that its veto of the changes will harm Northern Ireland. Read more... |
 | A senior figure in local government has played down fears that the new ‘super councils’ will be wide open to planning corruption. Read more... |
 | The funeral of a tragic family man who died in a boating accident is to be held this Thursday. Read more... |
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Sport |
 | THE Irish FA and Irwin’s Bakery are calling on budding young footballers to sign up for the upcoming Irish FA Nutty Krust Easter Holiday Camps. Read more... |
 | The Irish Football Association’s Child Welfare Department has teamed up with one of the world’s leading experts in child protection to launch the first ever safeguarding in sport app. Read more... |
 | Following an extensive two year consultation process the Irish FA have launched its Girls’ & Women’s Football Plan. Read more... |
 | The Health Minister, Edwin Poots yesterday visited Newtownbreda High School in Belfast to see at first hand a pilot programme currently being rolled out by the Irish Football Association. Read more... |
 | History beckons for Ballymena United or Glenavon after both clubs booked their place in next month’s Irish Cup final at the weekend. Read more... |
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