Reds, Ballymena, Carrick, Crues & Swifts win as Ports promoted – as it happened – Live – BBC Sport Summary FT: Cliftonville 2-0 Glentoran FT: Coleraine 0-2 Crusaders FT: Ballymena United 4-0 Newry FT: Carrick Rangers 2-1 Loughgall FT: Dungannon Swifts 2-0 Glenavon Source link
Read More »Irish Premiership – Reds, Ballymena, Carrick, Crues & Swifts win as Ports promoted – Live
Irish Premiership – Reds, Ballymena, Carrick, Crues & Swifts win as Ports promoted – Live – BBC Sport Summary FT: Cliftonville 2-0 Glentoran FT: Coleraine 0-2 Crusaders FT: Ballymena United 4-0 Newry FT: Carrick Rangers 2-1 Loughgall FT: Dungannon Swifts 2-0 Glenavon Source link
Read More »Irish Premiership – Reds, Ballymena, Carrick, Crues and Swifts in front – Live
Irish Premiership – Reds, Ballymena, Carrick, Crues and Swifts in front – Live – BBC Sport Summary Cliftonville v Glentoran (15:00 BST) Coleraine v Crusaders (15:00 BST) Ballymena United v Newry (15:00 BST) Carrick Rangers v Loughgall (15:00 BST) Dungannon Swifts v Glenavon (15:00 BST) Source link
Read More »Irish Premiership – Reds, Ballymena, Carrick, Crues and Swifts in front – Live
Irish Premiership – Reds, Ballymena, Carrick, Crues and Swifts in front – Live – BBC Sport Summary Cliftonville v Glentoran (15:00 BST) Coleraine v Crusaders (15:00 BST) Ballymena United v Newry (15:00 BST) Carrick Rangers v Loughgall (15:00 BST) Dungannon Swifts v Glenavon (15:00 BST) Source link
Read More »Stardust families to receive State apology next week
An original inquest, in 1981, ruled the fire started because of arson, a theory which was never accepted by the families of victims. That ruling was dismissed in 2009. Following their 43-year battle for justice – members of the Stardust families said they deserved a formal apology for the way …
Read More »Man arrested after armed robbery in Carrickfergus
Two masked men, one armed with a suspected firearm and one with a knife, threatened staff and patrons. Source link
Read More »Childcare bills: Parents march for ‘urgent intervention’
In March, Melted Parents NI surveyed just over 1,800 parents in Northern Ireland, with 88.4% saying they had received notice of an imminent rate increase from their childcare provider in the lead up to the planned increase in the National Living Wage in April. Source link
Read More »Masonry thrown at police during disorder
A number of police vehicles were damaged in the incident which followed a football match in Londonderry. Source link
Read More »New community arts hub aiming to Show Some Love
Organisers behind the creative space say they hope it will spark artistic collaboration. Source link
Read More »Teenager wins back-to-back art prizes
Charley Bell’s portrait is her second winner in the all-Ireland Texaco Children’s Art competition. Source link
Read More »Closure of four rural primary schools postponed
One of the schools has just 13 pupils – the minimum needed for a rural primary school is 105. Source link
Read More »United Rugby Championship: Ulster 19-17 Cardiff – Late Cooney penalty gives Ulster win
Watch: Last-gasp Ulster secure late victory over Cardiff Ulster: (6) 19 Try: McCann Pens: Doak (2), Cooney (2) Cons: Cooney Cardiff: (7) 17 Tries: Cabango (2) Pen: De Beer Cons: De Beer (2) Ulster escaped with a vital URC victory over Cardiff thanks to John Cooney’s last-minute penalty. In a …
Read More »Premier Division: Shamrock Rovers defeat Derry City 3-1 to leapfrog Candystripes
Aaron Greene scored two second-half goals for Shamrock Rovers Shamrock Rovers leapfrogged Derry City into third position in the Premier Division table with a 3-1 win over the Candystripes at the Brandywell. Aaron Greene netted twice in the second half for the champions, with Richie Towell completing their scoring. Greene …
Read More »Rhys McClenaghan; Apparatus World Cup
Rhys McClenaghan warmed up for the European Championships next week by claiming a bronze medal in the pommel horse final at the Apparatus World Cup in Doha. The double world champion has been working on a new routine with the Paris Olympics in mind so a score of 15.233 is …
Read More »Three arrested over RUC officer's murder released
Constable John Haggan was shot dead while out with his wife and friends in north Belfast in 1994. Source link
Read More »Republic of Ireland: FAI sorry after missing April new manager deadline
Marc Canham (left) has been leading the search for a new Republic of Ireland manager with outgoing chief executive Jonathan Hill (right) The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has apologised to Republic of Ireland fans after confirming the search for a new men’s head coach could extend as far as …
Read More »Mobuoy: Calls for security review at illegal dump near Derry
Sinn Fein councillor Alex Duffy said he had seen the gate to the Mobuoy site open as recently as last week and was aware of people dumping there. “I would be quite frequently up around that area and I just noticed as early as last week that it was lying …
Read More »Michael McMonagle denies 15 child sex offfence charges
A Londonderry man charged with child sex offences has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Michael McMonagle, of Limewood Street in Derry, is charged with two counts of attempting to incite a child to engage in a sexual act. The former Sinn Féin press officer also faces 13 charges of …
Read More »Irish budget: Government ran €8.3bn surplus last year
Partial reforms to global tax regulation have had the unintended consequence of large US companies paying tax on much of their global profits in Ireland. This has seen corporation tax receipts in Ireland balloon from just over €4bn (£3.4bn) in 2014, to just under €24bn (£20.5bn) last year. However, the …
Read More »Great Victoria Street: Commuters react to station closure news
Commuters in Belfast have been reacting to the news that Great Victoria Street station will be closing on 10 May. The move will allow preparations to begin for the move to Grand Central Station, due to happen by autumn. Mya told BBC News NI it would be an inconvenience for …
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