Niamh Campbell

Nostalgia is in. Fashion trends and make-up styles from the 1990s and early 2000s have long been making a comeback, but the news of Oasis reuniting has truly sealed the deal.

A new online pint tracker has come to town to help punters know exactly what they’re getting themselves into when ordering a pint of Guinness in Belfast – as well as Dublin.

Two personal trainers from Co Tyrone will be hosting a live podcast at a cafe owned by former inter-county GAA star Richard Donnelly — but it’s not fitness or football that will be up for discussion.

A former senior PSNI officer is seeking legal advice after evidence given to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) suggested she had urged “caution” in dealing with Catholic members of the judiciary.

A Japan-based international charity has brought its ‘Peace Boat’ to Belfast in order to learn from the city’s history and future.

Seven top culinary accolades have gone to Northern Irish establishments this week, as the winners of the Georgina Campbell Food & Hospitality Awards 2024 were announced.

Whilst Great Victoria Street Station (as we know it) may be gone for good, the folk at Downpatrick and County Down Railway have gone to great efforts to preserve its memory.

For a good scare with a local twist, look no further than Haunted Ulster Live — a new Belfast-based spookfest that is streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.

A Co Meath fashionista was the first past the post in the annual best dressed competition at Down Royal Ladies Day on Saturday.

Following a sold-out weekend in summer 2024, the Emerge festival has announced its return to Belfast’s Boucher Playing Fields next August Bank Holiday weekend.