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Health Check: Belfast-born singer songwriter on PTSD, giving up alcohol and life in the French Alps
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (1029+ words) Originally from Belfast, singer-songwriter Justin Curran has lived in the French Alps with his family since shortly after the Covid lockdown. Based in the picturesque village of Chanaz, he has his own recording studio and continues to make music. Justin…...
Meet the Irish News letter writers
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1730+ words) FOR generations of newspaper readers, penning a letter to the editor was the primary way to have your voice heard about a news story, opinion column, or leader article. From the days of nibs dipped in inkwells, through the clatter…...
Brendan Mulgrew: Belfast is a music city. So let’s make sure we keep rocking
2+ week, 6+ day ago (706+ words) Sometimes, when the wind is blowing in the right direction, I can hear the concerts taking place at Boucher Road and, on occasion, the Féile gigs from Falls Park. Last Thursday, with the window open at home, we could hear…...
Guildford Four: Paddy Armstrong’s incredible story returns to Belfast stage
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1166+ words) Carole Richardson, and Belfast men, Gerry Conlon and Paul Hill – finally had their convictions overturned...
‘The GAA in Louth is now front and centre.’
2+ week, 4+ day ago (146+ words) The Irish News âThe GAA in Louth is now front and centre.â PSNI officer sacked after âcatalogue of corruptionâ Sinn Féin sees âno justificationâ for Drumcree parade as unionists demand Parades Commission members quit One of…...
âI must have been in prison in a previous lifeâ: Top NI chef Paula McIntyreâs next culinary adventure â The Irish News
4+ week, 9+ hour ago (1239+ words) More than 35 years after Paula McIntyre first entered a professional kitchen, she remains completely and helplessly in love with food. It becomes apparent within minutes of speaking to the chef and broadcaster, as she moves excitedly from the “best carrots…...
Actor Will Mellor: âEverybody should be given a chance at a long and healthy lifeâ â The Irish News
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1070+ words) Will Mellor is proud of his working-class roots. But the Broadchurch actor, who was brought up on a Stockport council estate, is all-too-aware that growing up in less-affluent areas like he did can have long-term effects on health and life…...
‘Watching too much Smokey & The Bandit had a bad influence on me’: Meet the Co Antrim man bringing all your tyre-screeching screen heroes to the north this weekend
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1125+ words) “I remember the first time I ever saw a General Lee Dodge Charger in real life, I was like - ‘oh my god, this is one of the coolest cars I’ve ever seen’,” enthuses Mike Barr of coming face to fender…...
Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien, Conleth Hill and Simon Mayo lead Belfast International Arts Festival line-up
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1068+ words) Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien, actor Conleth Hill and broadcaster Simon Mayo are among the headline names appearing at this year’s Belfast International Arts Festival. Running from October 14 to November 8, the festival’s 64th edition will bring more than 200 events to 30 venues across…...
Andrew Webb: Belfast won the summer. But who's driving the city centre forward?
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1164+ words) I was closer to home this summer. A seemingly never-ending saga involving passport applications made it so - six months and counting. I managed London for a concert, Dublin for another, Kerry for a break and Belfast for the Fleadh. Without…...