Gillian Halliday

Leopard print is one of the hit trends of AW24 season, says Gillian Halliday

Did You Know? 33% of Northern Ireland residents consider cost-per-wear when buying new clothes, according to research from British Wool

It was an audacious break-out of a different kind at the height of the Troubles that was subsequently met with a typically wry Northern Irish sense of humour. In 1972 power cuts resulted in the monkey cages at the Causeway Safari Park opening up. Given it was the deadliest year of the conflict, popular folklore tells that the normally curious mammals — perturbed by all the goings on — concluded it was safer to retreat back into their cages.

It was an audacious break-out of a different kind at the height of the Troubles that was subsequently met with a typically wry Northern Irish sense of humour. In 1972 power cuts resulted in the monkey cages at the Causeway Safari Park opening up. Given it was the deadliest year of the conflict, popular folklore tells that the normally curious mammals — perturbed by all the goings on — concluded it was safer to retreat back into their cages.

Imagine the family bliss of living in a home where there’s a bathroom for every bedroom. That’s what’s on offer at 16 Ballymacrea Road in Portrush, Co Antrim — with a price tag of £750,000.

The desire to enjoy a pickle like the ones in the United States prompted an American to produce her own in a venture which has developed into a Stateside foodie hot spot in Co Down..

A North Down property with five bedrooms and two reception rooms with a beach on its doorstep has gone on sale for offers over £749,950.

25% of people in NI prefer to visit the shops for Christmas present buying, according to research from CompareNI

Depicting Northern Ireland’s troubled history on the screen has always been a tricky proposition for the entertainment industry — particularly when the events are being dramatised.

Depicting Northern Ireland’s troubled history on the screen has always been a tricky proposition for the entertainment industry — particularly when the events are being dramatised.