North Street

Firefighters attending to a large fire at a building in Samuel Street in Belfast city centre this morning. Photo by Press Eye. Photo: Kelvin Boyes

Six fire appliances dealing with blaze in Belfast city centre

Lee Robb, board member of Carrick Greengrocers, at the share offer launch.

£10k raised to date for community greengrocer initiative

Pin Up Parlour in North St, Lurgan which is being forced to shut three days per week following firmus energy's announcement it is hiking up prices in the Ten Towns area by 56.3% from October

Hairdressers cuts opening hours due gas price hike

The St Brides Street junction with North Street in Carrickfergus. Picture: Google

Damage caused in Carrickfergus road traffic collision

Renowned international and local artists have left their mark on Belfast with over 50 new murals now adorning walls across the city as part of the 2022 Hit the North Street Art Festival, supported by Hennessy. Pictured painting at HTN is HM Constance, Laura Nelson and Kerrie Hanna.

Art festival brightens  up Belfast streets

St Vincent de Paul in Lurgan raised £22,000 during collections at St Peter's Church and St Paul's Church in aid of the Ukraine Crisis.

Parishes raise £22k for Ukraine

The Mayor, Cllr William McCaughey, with the owners of NACS coffee shop, who recently opened their new business on West Street, Carrrickfergus.

Carrickfergus welcomes three new businesses to the town centre

Pictured with the children is Denise McVeigh, Play Development Officer MEABC; Laura Mc Allister, Playboard NI; Aiveen Kavanagh, Playboard NI; Mayor Cllr William McCaughey, and Tracey Campbell, MEABC.

Pop-up play sessions in Carrickfergus and Larne this summer

Eat Out To Help Out

Eat Out To Help Out: 42 Eat Out to Help Out registered restaurants within 5 mile...

Ian Paisley outside his shop in North Street, Carrickfergus. INCT 51-725-CON

A helping hand for pet owners at foodbank

North Street hosts ‘Day Out’ for kids

Festive ‘Little Day Out’ at First Carrick

Disgraceful shop fronts in Carrick town centre

Monthly craft sessions at First Carrick

The DeCourcy Centre. INCT 35-443-RM

‘Attempt made to open ATM’ in DeCourcy Centre

Darts

League officials to rename trophy as special tribute

History talk on rebellion

Hunt for armed robber caught out on CCTV footage

Employment and Learning Minister Dr Stephen Farry with Glynis Long and Mary Gourley, from Carrickfergus Citizens Advice Bureau, which is celebrating Investors in People (IiP) accreditation. INCT 12-703-CON CAB

Investors in People award for Carrick CAB

Church Steeple and Cross

Maureen held in high esteem

Accident

Serious accident in Lurgan

The new St Ronan's uniform.

Uniform comes under fire

West Street (file photo).

£55k investment boost for West Street area

Road works diversion

Road works to get underway in Stewartstown

North Street, Lurgan where double yellow lines were painted in error. INLM5114-447

Yellow line mistake leads to motorist amnesty

‘Enhanced service’ from Carrick CAB

Councillor Billy Ashe with some of the artists whose work is on display in the pop up art gallery on North Street, Carrickfergus. INCT 45-149-GR

‘Wall of poppies’ to remember war dead

Road Closed

DRD delivers £7 million in road improvements

Ballinderry exhibition offers WW1 insight

‘Half the town goes down there’ says man who ignored sign

Crime

St.Peter's

St. Peter’s pin hopes on youth and experience

Court

Cannabis found in footwell of car

Police news

Court

Poked woman in both eyes with his fingers after he was stabbed

At the launch of a new Sighted Guide shopping service for blind and partially sighted people are (right - left) Olive Rodgers, RNIB NI, Ryan McCartney and Mandy Magee, Shopmobility Sighted Guide (picture: Michael Cooper). INCT 19-702-CON

Sight guide volunteer scheme for Shopmobility

Community outreach project

Eire Og hosting fundraiser for Fleadh

Welcome for traffic calming at ‘Waveney’

Breaking News

Water service disruption in Lurgan

North Street in Lurgan

Video: Vehicles drive past ‘Road Closed’ sign

North Street work to get under way in January