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by: Nick Thomson FOR a nation of under two million people with no full-time professional league, Northern Ireland has produced an incredible number of footballing heroes over the years. From the likes of Pat Jennings and George Best to Norman Whiteside and Gerry Armstrong, and then more recently, goal-machine David Healy, so many players have made a lasting impression on the Ulster public. Tonight, Rangers’ Steven Davis will outdo all those famous names of the past, however, when he becomes the most-capped British male player of all time with 126 caps. It’s a remarkable achie...

1st April 2021 Steven Davis made history last night as he won his 126th cap for Northern Ireland and became the most capped male international for any of the Home Nations and former team-mate David Healy has waxed lyrical about the veteran Rangers star and his role in one of Northern Ireland’s most famous goals. Healy scored the only goal of the game against Sven Goran Eriksson’s England in a World Cup qualifier at Windsor Park in September 2005, with the Three Lions boasting superstars like David Beckham, Wayne Rooney, Frank Lampard and Davis’ current Rangers boss Steven Gerrard. Healy...

The Norfolk Street site which York-based developer Grantside has bought. A YORK-based developer has bought two sites with plans for a new concept of co-living and working space which could be rolled out across the UK. Grantside, which was founded in 1993 but recently relaunched with a focus on sustainability and integrity, has bought the prominent sites in Sheffield. Grantside also has plans to launch new projects in York this year, and is also involved in other joint venture sustainable regeneration opportunities across the UK.   The Sheffield plans are for a new concept at the ...

The wildest year for cinema made for a wild year in film reviews. Without the fallback of blockbusters and must-see arthouse titles to talk about, you, gentle reader, turned to us for assistance in picking your viewing habits. And, wow, did you make some selections. Hey, no judgment here. 1: The Vanished Welp. Who could have possibly seen that the film you were most interested in this year was a bonkers psycho-melodrama in which Anne Heche and Thomas Jane go RVing and manage to lose their suspiciously young son along the way? Read Richard Whittaker's one-and-a-half star review here. 2: Gue...