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Sinn Féin condemn attempts to silence Alliance councillor for opposing 'displays of hatred' - Vimarsana News

Sinn Féin condemn attempts to silence Alliance councillor for opposing 'displays of hatred'

Anti-Irish News graffiti appeared outside Michael Long's office in east Belfast on Friday

Alliance councillor says he will not be intimidated after graffiti appears at offices after he voiced concerns over 'glorifying terrorism' bonfire - Vimarsana News

Alliance councillor says he will not be intimidated after graffiti appears at offices after he voiced concerns over 'glorifying terrorism' bonfire

Anti-Irish News graffiti has been scrawled on the wall of an Alliance party office in east Belfast after a councillor highlighted concerns in the publication over a  loyalist bonfire displaying violent, sectarian and Nazi images.

Councillor vows to 'keep speaking out' following graffiti from 'rockets and bullies' in east Belfast - Vimarsana News

Councillor vows to 'keep speaking out' following graffiti from 'rockets and bullies' in east Belfast

Anti-Irish News graffiti has been scrawled on the wall of an Alliance party office in east Belfast.

Bonfire builders hut decked in sectarian, violent and Nazi images - Vimarsana News

Bonfire builders hut decked in sectarian, violent and Nazi images

A glimpse inside the bonfire builders hut at Lisnasharragh Leisure Centre opens up a world which is often difficult to access.

North council elections: 'It's very slow. Northern Ireland is very slow to change' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

North council elections: 'It's very slow. Northern Ireland is very slow to change' – The Irish Times

Sixty seats are up for grabs in Belfast amid expectations people will vote along traditional lines