"Féile was founded at a time when the demonisation of west Belfast was at its height and so it was an expression of the internal light in our community, the creative, artistic element aspects. "We wanted to show the generosity of this community and its openness, and I think Féile continues to do that in a big way."

Belfast’s Titanic Slipways will once again echo with music and dancing as Ireland’s largest céilí returns on Sunday. Delivered in association with Maritime Belfast Trust, Belfast City Council and Tourism NI this year’s event promises a whole host of traditional Irish and Scottish music, song, and dance on the city’s historic Maritime Mile.

The Museum of Policing for Northern Ireland will be built within the grounds of the existing police headquarters located at Knock Road

A bonfire topped with an effigy of a migrant boat. Homes set alight. During the Troubles, similar tactics were used to target Irish Catholics in the territory.

Sixth-generation family-owned firm Openfolde founded in 1825 as a general merchant trading through Belfast Port

The charity has expressed concerns that the Twinbrook area of Dunmurry in Belfast and parts of Lagan Valley in Lisburn have limited access to the life-saving equipment compared to other parts of Northern Ireland. It is urging members of the community to apply for funding.

An interview with one of the women who went on to lose her life after three of her samples were misread, Erin Harbinson, prompted a UTV team to wonder if the issues stopped at the Southern Trust or whether screener underperformance was something other trusts were dealing with.

A fire at a 5G mast in west Belfast on Monday night is being treated as deliberate, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has said. Police received a report of the fire at about 23:50 BST at the Kilwee Business Park in the Upper Dunmurry Lane Area and firefighter extinguished the fire.

Selective Travel Management celebrates five decades with turnover rising from £34 million in 2015 to over £63 million in their last financial year

Scottish rock band Biffy Clyro have announced a UK and Ireland arena tour for January 2026, including dates in Dublin and Belfast.