POLICE are investigating after callous ghouls broke in and robbed a church in North Belfast.
In a statement this evening, the church said: "We are saddened to say that our church has been broken into.
"Damage has been caused and equipment and money has been taken, as well...
FUNERAL arrangements have been made by the sorrowing families of John and Lynette Rodgers.
The bodies of the newly-wed couple arrived home...more
WOMAN RELEASED OVER DEATH OF SEAN CORRIGAN
DETECTIVES from the PSNI's Major Investigation Team have released a 50-year-old woman arrested for questioning over the death of Sean Corrigan in west Belfast last year.
Mr Corrigan was found at a flat in the St Mary’s...more
MAN STABBED IN BELFAST CITY CENTRE
A MAN has been arrested after a teenager was stabbed in Belfast city centre.
The 19-year-old victim was attacked in the High Street area last night.
He is said to be in a serious but stable condition in hospital after undergoing emergency surgery.
Police say that...more
MASKED MEN ROB ELDERLY MAN OF CASH
MAN VICIOUSLY ASSAULTED IN WEST BELFAST
POLICE are investigating after a man was brutally assaulted in west Belfast.
The incident happened at Hawthorn Street in the Clonard district this afternoon, Thursday, October 29. The victim has been taken to the Royal Victoria...morePOWER TOOLS STOLEN AND HOMES BURGLED
POLICE in Newcastle are investigating a series of overnight burglaries and thefts from the Castlewellan area.
Thieves have stolen a substantial number of power tools stored in a van over night. It is believed a number of properties were also entered in the...moreTEN THINGS TO DO IN NORTHERN IRELAND NEXT WEEK
EVERY week across Northern Ireland there are many fun and interesting events that take place and Tourism Northern Ireland has made a list of just some of them:
- Belfast Design Week, various locations, Belfast, November 2-8, Belfast Design Week is a series of...more
EVENT SET TO RAISE THE BAR ON DEMENTIA SUPPORT IN NORTHERN IRELAND
AN event taking place at the Stormont Hotel next week is set to raise the bar on dementia support in Northern Ireland, according to the largest provider of assistive technology in Ireland, Fold Housing Association.
The showcase entitled ‘Can you tell the difference?’...more
