Anthony Neeson is the Editor at the Andersonstown News and serves as the Ireland correspondent for the Irish Echo in New York. His journalistic expertise spans a wide array of topics including arts and entertainment, government and politics, and regional interest, with a particular focus on cultural movements and educational policy. He has been featured in the Irish Echo and the Belfast Media Group.
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Anthony Neeson's coverage focuses primarily on local Belfast news, with a significant emphasis on government and politics, culture and society, as well as entertainment. He also covers events and government announcements.
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By: Anthony Neeson
The 13th annual Belfast International Homecoming uniting Belfast with its global family will take place in Belfast on 8-9 October. A highlight of the celebration will be a a Gala Dinner on 8 October in the city's famed Titanic Hotel which will feature the presentation of Belfast Ambassador Medals to outstanding international advocates for the Belfast.
By: Anthony Neeson
For the first time, the South's powerhouse economic agency tasked with attracting foreign investment, the Industrial Development Authority, has been
ORANGEBURG, N.Y. — The grounds of the Rockland Gaelic Athletic Association came alive on Saturday, July 11, as hundreds of members, families, and friends gathered for the club's annual Field Day, a daylong celebration of Gaelic games, Irish music, and community spirit that ran from 9 a.m. until well into the night.
BELFAST-Boston links will receive a welcome a fillip next month when the CEO of Massport — the Massachusetts Port Authority - visits Belfast with his top team.
By: Anthony Neeson
TWO North Belfast actresses are set for the Lyric stage this Friday for the opening night of Marie Jones' The Blind Fiddler.
By: Anthony Neeson
IS a united Ireland inevitable? No, according to SDLP leader Claire Hanna, who added that it needs to be worked at. Former Ulster Unionist councillor Linzi McLaren believes that a united Ireland is inevitable but not immediate. The only panellist who agreed with the question during the Féile an Phobail debate at St Mary’s University College was Newtownards writer Claire Mitchell, who contended that a united Ireland is indeed inevitable.
KEEP ON TRUCKING: A powerful delegation from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, led by President Sean O'Brien, was in West Belfast this
By: Anthony Neeson
KEEP ON TRUCKING: A fact-finding delegation from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, led by President Sean O'Brien, was in Belfast this morning to visit Áras Uí Chonghaile — the James Connolly Centre — and meet with the leadership of Ireland's 'Strongest Union'SIPTU.
Thousands of people have attended a public wake for singer-songwriter Glen Hansard, who died last Wednesday, aged 56.
By: Anthony Neeson
A POIGNANT ceremony took place on Sunday at Milltown Cemetery to remember the life of Con Neeson on the 50th anniversary of his murder.
