 Bomb alert at Maghaberry Prison
Tuesday, 13th December 2005
Hundreds of prisoners in a top-security Northern Ireland jail were forced to go hungry and remain locked in their cells today because of a bomb alert.
More than 700 inmates at Maghaberry Prison, o... Read On >>
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 A symbol of hope for Andersonstown
Monday, 12th December 2005
The lights on a Christmas tree erected on an unusual site in west Belfast will be switched on this week by actor Stephen Rea. The twenty-five foot tree, donated by the West Belfast Partnership, has be... Read On >>
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 Man dies in collision in Co Antrim
Friday, 2nd December 2005
A man in his 30s died in a road accident in Co Antrim early this morning.
The accident happened outside Larne just after midnight.
The PSNI said two vehicles were involved in the collision which... Read On >>
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 Ballymena boy denies teen rape
Wednesday, 30th November 2005
A teenager who denies raping a classmate today declared "I am telling the truth" and accused the girl of telling lies.
Under cross examination at Antrim Crown Court the 17-year-old Ballymena S... Read On >>
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 Gay couples may marry in Lisburn
Wednesday, 23rd November 2005
Same-sex couples can now get married in Lisburn City.
Councillors met last night to ratifiy a decision taken by a committee on Monday night.
It was supported by Sinn Fein, but opposed by the D... Read On >>
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 Pipe bomb blast in Ballymena
Tuesday, 22nd November 2005
Detectives are hunting two men today after a pipe bomb exploded on the doorstep of a house in County Antrim.
The blast caused minor damage to the front of the property in the Dunvale area of the D... Read On >>
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 Ten rescued from Co Antrim fire
Monday, 21st November 2005
Ten people were rescued by fire fighters following a fire last night at an apartment block in Lisburn, Co Antrim.
Police believe the fire may have been started deliberately.
Five of those rescu... Read On >>
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 Three held in Antrim probe into serious crime
Thursday, 17th November 2005
Three men were arrested during raids by the PSNI in Co Antrim early this morning.
The PSNI said that the men are being questioned after they were arrested early this morning as part of a planned o... Read On >>
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 ’GAA jerseys unwelcome’
Monday, 14th November 2005
Posters stating that GAA jerseys ’are not welcome’ have been erected in a County Antrim village where a sectarian campaign has been waged against local nationalists.
The A4 pages appeared in Ahogil... Read On >>
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