Mattel expands their inclusive line, releasing a new Barbie aimed at autism representation Molly Stewart read October 1, 2026
Leeann Monk Ozgul: Tech For Good – Bringing our communities closetogether Sarah Duffy read October 1, 2026
Belfast’s biggest carnival organisation is far “more than just an arts project.” Maeve Mac Airt read May 15, 2026
Lowering the voting age will “encourage good habits” says Alliance councillor Sinéad Kelly read May 2, 2026
Disability Rehab Charity faces budget cuts – but their sole staff member will keep the show running Sam McGowan read April 29, 2026
Mattel expands their inclusive line, releasing a new Barbie aimed at autism representation Molly Stewart October 1, 2026
Leeann Monk Ozgul: Tech For Good – Bringing our communities closetogether Sarah Duffy October 1, 2026
Belfast’s biggest carnival organisation is far “more than just an arts project.” Maeve Mac Airt May 15, 2026
Lowering the voting age will “encourage good habits” says Alliance councillor Sinéad Kelly read May 2, 2026According to Joy Fergusson, an Alliance councillor for the Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon District Area “providing the opportunity to vote...
Disability Rehab Charity faces budget cuts – but their sole staff member will keep the show running Sam McGowan read April 29, 2026Headway Northern Ireland has had its government funding from HSCNI cut from 2026, but leader Diane believes the service is...
“Do not wait for permission to be a leader” – Ireland’s youngest female politician Amy Mairs gives advice to young women pursuing a career in politics. Tegan Vinnicombe read April 27, 2026Amy Mairs, Councillor for Limavady DEA on Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, was elected when she was just 19...
‘Second Hand Sal’ bringing sustainable fashion to Armagh’s high street Sinéad Kelly read April 21, 2026In May 2024, Sal Mc Connell set up her own second-hand shop in Armagh City Centre called ‘Second-hand Sal’ inspiring...
Preparations are underway ahead of this years North West 200 Sinéad Kelly read April 20, 2026By Sinéad Kelly Preparations are in full swing for this year’s Northwest 200 across Coleraine, Portstewart and Portrush which kick-starts in just 2 weeks from the 4th- 9th May. The...
Friday Night Lights: Everything is up for grabs at the Oval Cathal McConnell read April 20, 2026Glentoran host Larne on Friday the 17th of March in what is the ultimate title decider in the Irish Premiership....
How playing Video Games growing up may boost your Academic, Social and Focal capabilities in an ever more critical World Cathal McConnell read April 20, 2026While the gaming world has long been attributed to younger generations being labelled as lazy, unproductive and lacking the adventurous...
Unhealthy Foods Removed Off School Menus Caitlin Quintos read April 20, 2026The government has decided to remove deep-fried and high-sugar foods from UK school menus. These are the first changes to...
Spike in fuel costs causes concern for university students. Niamh McFarland read April 20, 2026With students across Northern Ireland already facing a perfect storm of rent and food cost hikes, many say that a...
“Cancer Does Not Always Follow Expectations”: The Case for Lowering Northern Ireland’s Bowel Cancer Screening Age Erin Adams read April 20, 2026Northern Ireland remains the only part of the UK where bowel cancer screening does not begin until age 60, compared...
Northern Ireland “families and businesses cannot continue” amid rising fuel costs. Julie Mullan read April 20, 2026Following the success of protests in the Republic achieving a package worth €505m (£440m) from the Irish government to support...
Louis Theroux’s ‘Inside the Manosphere’ causing rising controversy Abi Armstrong read April 13, 2026Misogyny is creeping out from the shadows of the media as Louis Theroux shines a torch on the male influencers...
