Drugs activist warns inaction on overdoses could ‘fill graveyards quicker than the Troubles’
A failure to act on increasing drugs deaths here — including those of ex-prisoners following their release — could see the ...
Author Paul McVeigh: ‘In Belfast, you go on a bad date and after that you bump into them every time you go out’
The writer on his new story collection, I Hear You; how Belfast informs his writing; and the importance of humour in his work ...
Families of Troubles victims renew calls for justice at Stormont event
FAMILIES of some of those killed during the Troubles shared their stories at Stormont on Monday, marking European Day for ...
Belfast News Letter5d
Relatives of terrorist violence victims call for Troubles truth commission as powerful stories heard at Stormont event
Grieving relatives of people who lost their lives to terrorist violence during the Troubles have made a call for a truth ...
Belfast Live10d
Video appears to show chaos on Belfast to Fuerteventura flight as staff deal with 'drunk passenger'
The video, posted on TikTok, relates to a flight from Belfast to Fuerteventura on Saturday, March 1. A disruptive passenger ...
Dorchester Reporter9d
A hockey adventure in divided Belfast makes me want to tear down walls
These communities fought a deadly fight over a mix of religion and politics until the so-called Good Friday Agreement of 1998 led to a calming of the violence and new government policies.
‘Who killed my husband? My brother? My father?’: Martin Dillon on the forgotten women of the Troubles
In a new book, The Sorrow And The Loss, the Belfast journalist turns his attention to the impact of the conflict on women on ...
Newbury Today10d
Belfast-born artist’s work informed by her upbringing during the Northern Ireland ‘Troubles’
A NEW collection of works on paper by award-winning Belfast-born artist Heather McAteer opened at Newbury Museum yesterday.
The Independent17d
Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh host Henry Kelly dies aged 78
He went on to become its northern editor, based in Belfast in the 1970s – where he covered the height of the Troubles. In 1976, he moved to London and joined the long-running BBC Radio 4 current ...