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End of an era as woman who’s had an indelible imprint on life in Portrush gets ready to lower shutters after 53 years
During a rainy Easter in 1972, armed with nothing but a paper sign, a printing press, T-shirts and a dream, a Belfast woman ...
Prosecution service refuses to say why loyalist wasn't charged under terror laws after being caught with firearms
The Public Prosecution Service has refused to say why prominent loyalist Winston ‘Winkie’ Irvine and a co-accused were not ...
PPS stay quiet over why Winkie Irvine wasn’t charged under terror laws after being caught with firearms
The Public Prosecution Service has refused to say why prominent loyalist Winston ‘Winkie’ Irvine and a co-accused were not ...
Social media harms impact us all and should be debated by our politicians
The Assembly can debate issues of questionable relevance to people’s lives, but the SDLP’s motion on tackling the negative ...
Two Belfast mums’ series Broods, Money and Moods celebrates the ups and downs of family life for parents of multiples
Finance expert Cathy Brennan and therapist Caroline Stratton are the Buggy Buddies on Broods, Money and Moods, blending ...
Top five things to see and do at this year’s Balmoral Show
National and international show jumping championships at Balmoral are highly anticipated. A highlight at this year’s show is ...
Belfast jobs boost as thousands of civil servants set to be moved out of London
Belfast has been named as one of 13 locations where more Civil Service jobs will be moved in a boost for the local economy.
Blow for Conor Bradley as Liverpool close in on Dutch full-back
Conor Bradley’s hopes of establishing himself as Liverpool first choice right-back have been dealt a blow, with the Premier ...
Northern Ireland defender’s last-gasp extra-time header sends Sunderland to Wembley
Northern Ireland international Dan Ballard sent Sunderland into the Sky Bet Championship play-off final with a last-gasp ...
End of an era as iconic Portrush T-shirt shop closes after 53 years in business: ‘To sell my shop is very emotional, it’s like my first child’
During a rainy Easter in 1972, armed with nothing but a paper sign, a printing press, T-shirts and a dream, a Belfast woman took the first steps in an adventure that would span more than half a ...
Ulster’s critics aren’t seeing the great work being done, insists boss Richie Murphy
After an historic season for the wrong reasons, it hasn’t been surprising to see people questioning Richie Murphy’s future at ...