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OPINION: Jim Allister, TUV leader
TEN years on from our first taste of Belfast Agreement devolution, some - who made careers and political advance out of denouncing the Good Friday deal - are now its chief operatives.
Rotary wants to develop 'Friends Forever'
For almost two decades the Hampton Rotary Club has been an avid sponsor of the Friends Forever program.
UFC vet Rich Clementi wins in Northern Ireland
Former UFC fighter and popular veteran Rich Clementi picked up a much-needed win over the weekend.
Getting Old A Drag For Binge Drinking Youth
Young men who believe that happiness declines with age are more likely to engage in risky health behaviors such as binge drinking.
Top police brass in N. Ireland to learn 'fair policing' models
A delegation of senior Israel Police officers traveled Sunday to Belfast, Northern Ireland, where they will attend a study mission to learn "fair policing" models towards minorities.
Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing
Home : Features : News : Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing 22-Nov-2009 Written by: Robyn Chelsea-Seifert A weekend of violent outbreaks leads to the arrest of four men in what is being called a 'foiled terrorist attack.' Police headquarters in Belfast, Northern Ireland was the target of ...
MI5 doubles strength in Ulster as elite forces thwart police murder
MI5's commitment to countering Irish terrorism has more than doubled in the past nine months, with hundreds more officers now in Northern Ireland, The Times has learnt.
The insider's guide to eating out in Belfast
The First Post's top five have been chosen for atmosphere and good value as much as for good food.
Unionists are driving Stormont - " Robinson
UNIONISTS have their hand on the Stormont steering wheel, DUP leader Peter Robinson told his party's conference on Saturday.
Bush, Blair meet in Belfast for talks on postwar Iraq
BELFAST, Northern Ireland - President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair began two days of talks here last night as they sought to bridge differences in their visions for a postwar Iraq, with the near-collapse of President Saddam Hussein's regime lending urgency to the deliberations.
Ireland: Up ship creek with a Paddy
For many decades, out of some kind of misplaced shame, many simply didn't want to talk about it.
Church's debt counselling service launched
A NEW debt counselling service being offered by Carnmoney Presbyterian Church was officially launched last week at Stormont.
Belfast's 'dirty girls' exposed
The Lisburn Road area of south Belfast was once notorious for being home to the city's prostitutes, a new book has revealed.
Bombardier officially begins construction of Belfast CSeries site
Canadian airframer Bombardier today started construction of a site in Belfast, Northern Ireland that will house wing production for its new CSeries aircraft.
2 More Arrests For Soldiers' Murders
Marion Price, o ne of two sisters who bombed the Old Bailey in 1973 is in custody today being questioned about the murders of two soldiers in Northern Ireland last March.
Museum buys uniforms of unionist
Ceremonial uniforms belonging to the father of modern-day unionism Sir Edward Carson have been sold at auction for 43,000. National Museums Northern Ireland bought the robes worn by the famous unionist politician who led the anti-Home Rule campaign which eventually resulted in the partition of Ireland in 1921.
Michael Coren Gerry Adams' bullets
I grew up with Gerry Adams. Not literally of course because I'm English and he's from Belfast.
Book gives behind the scenes story of devolution's first year
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Broadsoft Expands Belfast Operations
BroadSoft announces the expansion of its Belfast operations to support the company's growth in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
New book celebrates university art
The University of Ulster is drawing on 160 years of involvement in art and design to celebrate one of the most famous chapters in its history.