Maxie Swain is a production journalist for the Belfast Telegraph, focusing on local news and events in Belfast and the surrounding areas. With a passion for sports and community stories, Maxie's articles cover a range of topics including football, personal profiles, and local events.
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By: Maxie Swain
A classy Willowbank ran riot at Seaview to lift a maiden Border Cup, smashing 10-man Comber 6-1 to bring the Steel Cup champions back to earth with a bump.
By: Maxie Swain
There are easier ways to make money than the ancient, brutal bloodsport of bare knuckle boxing.
By: Maxie Swain
For all its many trials and tribulations, Belfast still knows how to party.
By: Maxie Swain
For the second year in a row, a tiny pizzeria that only opens 12 hours a week and seats just six people has taken its place among ‘Ireland’s top 100 restaurants’.
By: Maxie Swain
Some 80 years ago, just as the terrible guns of the last world war fell silent, one Billy Stewart of Lilliput Street in Tigers Bay swapped Belfast for London.
By: Maxie Swain
“What do you think of my city, it’s beautiful, huh,” quipped our white-haired taximan Amado, his elderly, sun-kissed face lit up with pride.
By: Maxie Swain
Blues maestro Eric Bell admits he was never cut out for the rat race.
It was barely 9.30 on a Sunday morning but the bus to Dublin was buzzing.
1st Bangor Football Club are proud to have launched the mental health initiative SPORTS (Suicide Prevention Offering Recovery Through Sport) to coincide with Mental Health awareness Day last week.
What I knew about County Laois I could have written on the back of a stamp.
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