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Him and Keiran passed the SAS selection course in Sunday’s episode of the programme.

The parents of a young Midlands man who tragically took his own life have issued a plea to people to support an online fundraising event organised to help a men...

As the latest athlete to join the Red Bull roster, Irelands goalkeeping supremo Ayeisha McFerran talks about her hopes and dreams for the months ahead.

Family of Stradbally man who took his own life urge people to support SOSAD show

SAS Who Dares Wins: Newtownards Irish Dancer taking part to challenge the stereotypes attached to male dancers Connor said: "As an Irish dancer, I’ve always been teased about being a wimp, girly and called gay because of my passion." Updated Newtownards man Connor, Recruit #16 (Image: Pete Dadds / Channel 4) Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we wil...

The latest Peppa Pig book shows the little pig travel to Ireland for an Irish dancing festival

Mullingar has been named as the host town for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in August, 2022.

Anne Hailes: How the show went on amid the horror of the Belfast Blitz Belfast city centre after a German bombing raid, the most devastating of which was carried out 80 years ago this week 12 April, 2021 01:00 The late Leo Wilson, from Andersonstown, was in the Ulster Hall for a Céilí Mór featuring Ireland’s Queen of Song Delia Murphy on the night of April 15/16 1941 when Belfast was heavily bombed THURSDAY of this week might pass over as any other recent Th...

COVID ONE YEAR ON: Dancing community missing the buzz a year later The cancellation of the Bellaghy Championships was one of the first signs of the virus effect locally. Reporter: );  ); With Stormont slow to respond to the growing crisis, the Allen School of Irish Dancing was among many local organisations who took decisive action. Teacher Aileen Close tells Liam Tunney it was the right choice. Just over a week had passed since the first case of Covid-19 had been recorded in Nothern Ireland ...

Home/Arts and Entertainment/Gainesville Prepares To Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Safely Tim Freeman, 47, and Julia Seltzer, 38, from Scuttered the Bruce play Irish folk music at Mother’s Pub in Gainesville. “We’ve been fortunate that we have had places that are willing to open up and allow us to play,” Freeman said. (Courtesy of Jon Taylor) Gainesville Prepares To Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Safely By Trey Ecker March 17, 2021 For Irish bands, the week of St. Patrick’s Day is the...