Northern Ireland’s first zero emission buses hit the streets
The first of 100 new zero emission hydrogen powered double decker buses have entered service in Northern Ireland.
The buses' introduction is a huge step...
Delays to Brexit deal further complicates port crisis
Much needed updates to IT systems designed to enable smooth trade between the UK and the EU from January are being delayed because of...
GOAL appeal to diaspora to run or walk a mile for those in need
Irish humanitarian aid agency GOAL is appealing to the Irish diaspora in the UK who can't get home this Christmas to run or walk...
Change is happening, says disabled rights campaigner
The Irish woman who made it her mission to put disability on the corporate agenda is nearing her goal.
Caroline Casey from Dublin, who is...
Relative calls for Birmingham bomb inquiry
By David Hennessy
A relative of one of the victims of the Birmingham bombings and the founder of a group that has campaigned tirelessly for...
When Hain stopped play
Former cabinet minister and Northern Ireland Secretary Lord Peter Hain told David Hennessy why he had to strike a blow against apartheid with the...
Country stars come out for boy with cerebral palsy
By David Hennessy
Irish country artists have given their time and voices for a new charity version of White Christmas.
Owen Mac, Jacqui Sharkey, John Molly,...
Hearing date set in Coventry family’s fight for Irish language gravestone
By David Hennessy
The family of a well known GAA community figure in Coventry have had an appeal date set in their fight to have...
Ashford Place appoint new co-chairs
Cricklewood-based social charity Ashford Place have announced changes to their board of trustees.
Doug Crawford, who has held the position of Chair of the organisation...
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer visits London Irish Centre
London Irish Centre were visisted by Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer recently when he witnessed the centre's work of delivering meals and food...