SUNshine Girl Athea
SUNshine Girl Athea is a career-driven Taurus known for being reliable, practical, ambitious and sensual. Athea, who returns from this June 2019 photoshoot, believes in the ideas of empowering women.…
From fashion shows to motorbike adventures: Meet three NI people dreaming big for 2025
It’s hard to believe, but a new year has arrived and many people will be making plans to improve their lives in the months ahead.
UK woman who mysteriously vanished 52 years ago found alive thanks to blurry photo
A woman who disappeared more than five decades ago has finally been found alive after a single blurry photograph of her was released by police 52 years after she went…
Why I write love letters to my exes – and you should too
We all know how things are supposed to play out post-breakup.
Man charged after New Year revellers injured in hit-and-run incident
A 40-year-old man has been charged with dangerous driving and assault after a hit-and-run incident injured two New Year revellers. Daniel Sterling has also been charged with causing serious injury…
Tim Dolighan cartoon, Jan. 2, 2025
Tim Dolighan Recommended Videos Tim Dolighan’s latest cartoon for Jan. 2, 2025.
Foreign Office changes USA travel advice after New Orleans attack
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has updated its travel guidance for the USA following a horrific attack in New Orleans on New Year’s Day. US authorities said…
Edmonton Oilers confirmed their place among NHL’s elite teams in 2024
Happy New Year! May it be better than the last. In the singular case of the Edmonton Oilers, it needs to be a single win better than what transpired in…
Digital museum and monument aims to honour lost Irish sailors of First World War
A cross-border project to create a museum in honour of more than 1,600 Irish sailors lost at sea during the First World War is to launch fundraising efforts. It is…
NI councils not scanning pets killed on roads for microchips — and one still sending bodies to meat processing plant
Pets killed on Northern Ireland’s roads are still not being routinely scanned for microchips, with their distraught owners left without closure, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.