Gemma Murray

An exciting new film club has launched at The Old Courthouse in Antrim, adding another exciting event to the venue's programme during its 300th anniversary year.

The monthly film club has been developed in response to local interest in more evening activities within Antrim town centre, creating a welcoming

It has been reported that from around 7.30pm this group, described as a mix of older and younger people, were heading towards the playing fields in Knockwellan Park, and some had weapons.

PSNI Football Co-ordinator, Inspector Gary McCullough said: “The overwhelming majority of fans that attend matches do so to support their club and to have an enjoyable day out with friends and family.

Ulster Unionist Deputy Leader and Chair of the Assembly's Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee, Diana Armstrong MLA, has welcomed the passing of the Dilapidation Bill at Final Stage, while calling on the Minister to bring forward a funding programme so councils can use their new powers.

New research marking 40 years of Dolmio reveals Spaghetti bolognese is Ireland’s favourite pasta dinner, while the traditional roast remains the nation’s number one family meal.

The PSNI, in partnership with Queen’s University Belfast, Ulster University, Belfast Metropolitan College, Belfast City Council and SoS Bus has today, Wednesday 9th September, launched its student safety campaign.

A documentary maker from Armagh is appealing for information around the mysterious disappearance and death of 12-year-old schoolboy Jimmy Poland from almost 90 years ago.

Share Energy have today announced that their standard 24 hour electricity tariff will increase by 12.6%, from 1 October 2026.

The Dublin Road in Belfast is closed between Shaftsbury Square and Bruce Street following a report of a suspected gas leak.