Máirtín Ó Muilleoir

5 days ago | irishecho.com | Máirtín Ó Muilleoir |Frank Brady |P.J. Cunningham |Gerry Adams

THE success of my case against the British Broadcasting Corporation is an important and very significant breach of that institution's monopoly on how it broadcasts ‘news’, especially in Ireland. As I said outside the Four Courts, I took this case to put manners on this institution. I stand over that comment. The British Broadcasting Corporation is supposed to be a public service provider. It is paid from public funds.

5 days ago | irishecho.com | Frank Brady |P.J. Cunningham |Máirtín Ó Muilleoir

It's correct what they say about Cleveland, Ohio, it really is a bastion of the Irish. But for those in the know, that's only half the story; for in truth the city is more an outpost of Co. Mayo than an offshoot of Ireland. That concentration of the Irish in the Erie Lake shore city was, in large part, due to the first arrivals sending word back of work and a place to rest to their relatives in Co. Mayo.

1 week ago | belfastmedia.com | Máirtín Ó Muilleoir |Sean Fennell |Jude Collins |Gerry Adams

Spórtlann na hÉireann is co-hosting a massive multicultural football tournament this summer featuring teams from 14 diverse communities, in an immense celebration of unity, sport, and culture. Teams representing Algeria, Libya, Syria, Nigeria, Somalia, Guinea-Bissau, Poland, and the North's refugee community are amongst those featured.

1 week ago | belfastmedia.com | Máirtín Ó Muilleoir |Sean Fennell |Jude Collins |Gerry Adams

A feast of LGFA football was on display at Lámh Dhearg on the recent Bank Holiday in the annual U13  Diarmuid Frazer Tournament. Well done to all concerned in such a well organised and successful tournament which offers such solace and strength to the Frazer Family and showcases LGFA so positively.   Congratulations to the winners: Balinderry (Cup), Glenavy (Shield) and Lámh Dhearg A (Plate),and thanks to all teams for sportingly contributing to a fantastic day in the memory of Diarmuid.

2 weeks ago | belfastmedia.com | Máirtín Ó Muilleoir |Sean Fennell |Jude Collins |Gerry Adams

HUNDREDS of Gaels turned out for a walk in West Belfast to raise funds for the purchase of a mobile maternity unit for Gaza. The walk, which took place on Sunday morning was organised by Gaels Against Genocide and visited GAA clubs in the West of the city, starting at St Paul’s and Rossa before stopping at Sarsfield’s, Casement Park, O’Donnell’s and finishing at Corrigan Park.