Antrim, United Kingdom News

The Mayor of Ballymoney Ian Stevenson travelled to the Irish capital to lend his support to a local hurling team in the all-Ireland senior club hurling championship.

Bigot Boris London Lord Mayor's remarks, echo posters on London windows, as recently as the '60s saying, "No Blacks, No dogs, No Irish." However the bigot remark that probably beats them all is from the the Orange Bigot himself, the man provisional Sinn Fein and Martin McGuinness, are currently on their knees for in a prayer vigil, while they ... (more)

The Rev. Ian Paisley poses with fellow clergy before the Special Farewell Service in his honour after 65 years of Ministry at the Martyrs Memorial Church, on the Ravenhill Road, Belfast.

Robin Swann, the North Antrim Ulster Unionist Party Assemblyman and member of the Stormont Culture, Arts and Leisure Committee, has warned of "an angling catastrophe" if action is not urgently taken to protect certain threatened fish species.

ANTRIM Area Police commander, Chief Inspector Natalie Wilson is seeking the views of local people as part of a consultation on the future of Randalstown police station.

Anybody who lives in Northern Ireland cannot fail to recognise that 2012 is the year of the Titanic, with major strides being made to promote Northern Ireland as the place to visit in 2012 and beyond.

Christopher McKee, 21, who was studying sports journalism, was found dead in a flat in the Pallion area of the city on March 26.

An Irish Republican Army dissident was convicted Friday for the 2009 murders of two unarmed British soldiers -- the first such killings in Northern Ireland for more than a decade -- but a second suspect was acquitted.

IRA dissident was one of two masked gunmen who riddled unarmed soldiers with more than 60 bullets the night before deployment in Afghanistan.