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, 2026
“Cancer Does Not Always Follow Expectations”: The Case for Lowering Northern Ireland’s Bowel Cancer Screening Age Erin Adams read April 20, 2026
How playing Video Games growing up may boost your Academic, Social and Focal capabilities in an ever more critical World Cathal McConnell April 20, 2026
Local man calls for more Cycle to Work schemes to encourage a “healthier work force” Grace Todd read February 23, 2026By Grace Todd With only 2 per cent of people cycling to work in Northern Ireland, according to the latest...
ROYAL MAIL’S ‘WORST CRISIS’ EVER IN THE UK! Julie Mullan read February 16, 2026By Julie Mullan A call has been made for urgent measures to restore postal delivery performance after what one NI...
Beyond the Pain: Breaking the Silence on Endometriosis in Northern Ireland Erin Adams read February 16, 2026Women in Northern Ireland are facing some of the longest waits for care and treatment for endometriosis in the UK. The debilitatingly painful condition impacts 1 in 10 women...
Cases given Special Exemptions, despite ongoing Barrister Strikes across Northern Ireland Cathal McConnell read February 16, 2026By Cathal McConnell Changes to the long running barristers strike in Northern Ireland means that vulnerable cases will now go...
Headline: SOAS Spokesperson says Ministerial action is needed Abi Armstrong read February 16, 2026By Abigail Armstrong Emergency general surgery has been suspended for over two years, forcing patients to travel to Altnagelvin Area...
“We were not consulted, we have no information” – Frustration from driving instructors over lack of information about new graduated driving system Emily Drew read February 16, 2026By Emily Drew Graduated Driving licenses are to be introduced in Northern Ireland this October, the first country in the...
Could a new post for a Women’s Health and Safety Minister open in Stormont? Sinéad Kelly read February 16, 2026By Sinéad Kelly A leading charity is calling for a new post of a Women’s’ Health and Safety Minister to...
Musicians in Northern Ireland are calling for weekly wages. Aeryn Speers read February 16, 2026By Aeryn Speers The Department of Communities say there are ‘no plans’ to create a Basic Income for the Arts...
“Volunteers are there to bridge the gap” – How NI charity aims to keep owners and their pets together during the tricky times Molly Stewart read February 16, 2026By Molly Stewart For many of us, pets are more than just animals – they’re family. As National Love Your Pet Day...
Northern Ireland’s Musicians are innovating on Limited Resources – While Their Southern Counterparts Access Expanding Supports Kayleigh-Rose McDonald read February 16, 2026 By Kayleigh-Rose McDonald Being an artist in 2026 isn’t limited to playing an instrument or singing, many have had to become their...
“No platform gets a free pass” – Government announces action to protect children from social media Oran Darragh read February 16, 2026By Caitlin Quintos One of the most targeted female politicians in Northern Ireland, MLA Cara Hunter, believes that “stronger limits...
“Being a musician is a very slow process without money” – How musicians in Northern Ireland are struggling without funding Siobhán Maguire read February 16, 2026By Siobhan Maguire Following the launch of the Basic Income for Artists (BIA) scheme in Ireland, Musicians in Northern Ireland...
