News |
 | As one of the world’s greatest sporting events leaves our shores for the warmer climes of Italy, the feel-good factor created has been hailed as a potentially lasting legacy. Read more... |
 | The city of Armagh was invaded by a bizarre carnival of people and unusual sights yesterday, the common thread between them being pink - the theme colour of the Giro D’Italia. Read more... |
 | Northern Ireland waved a fond farewell to the Giro d’Italia on Sundday - an event that seems to have turned the entire region pink - as the world’s top cyclists headed south to Dublin. Read more... |
 | One of the largest crowds cheering on the Giro cyclists on Saturday was in Carrickfergus, with the Norman castle providing an impressive backdrop as the peloton passed by. Read more... |
 | The heartbroken mother of the five-year-old whose battle with cancer won the hearts of Ulster on Sunday told mourners how she and her husband had tried to explain to their darling son that he would soon be going to Heaven. Read more... |
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Sport |
 | Glenavon manager Gary Hamilton is hoping to sort out striker Guy Bates’ future “as soon as possible”. Read more... |
 | Devastated Jim Ervin has vowed to “come back stronger” from a second serious knee injury. Read more... |
 | Released Linfield captain Michael Gault is on the wanted list of FIVE Irish League clubs. Read more... |
 | Glenavon manager Gary Hamilton believes new signing Eoin Bradley can be a “massive hit” at Mourneview Park. Read more... |
 | Cliftonville could be ready to pounce for Mark McAllister after the striker was released by Linfield on Thursday night. Read more... |
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