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ArticleEX-SF MAN ON COCAINE RAP UNDER THREAT FROM DISSIDENTS

A former Sinn Féin offi­cial is in the crosshairs of a dis­sid­ent repub­lican ter­ror group after he appeared in court over a mul­ti­mil­lion-pound cocaine smug­gling oper­a­tion. Stephen McCormick (below) and his co-accused Kevin ‘Ozzy’ Osborne were...

EX-SF MAN ON COCAINE RAP UNDER THREAT FROM DISSIDENTS

Article‘SCARIEST THING I’VE EVER SEEN’

A woman who wit­nessed the after­math of a bru­tal stabbing in the Gren­ville estate in New­townab­bey yes­ter­day morn­ing has described the bloody scene as the “scar­i­est thing” she has seen in her life. The 30-year-old, who did not want to be...

‘SCARIEST THING I’VE EVER SEEN’

ArticleFESTIVAL FEVER AS MELA BURSTS INTO LIFE

Bel­fast was alive with col­our, song and dance yes­ter­day as thou­sands took to the streets for the annual Mela fest­ival. Huge num­bers are expec­ted to take part in the nine-day fest­ival, which star­ted with a parade through the city centre. The...

FESTIVAL FEVER AS MELA BURSTS INTO LIFE

ArticleComic Sean’s ven­ture a love let­ter to ‘80s

A Lur­gan comedian has opened a “nos­tal­gia museum” in his homet­own where you can watch 80s and 90s block­busters on a VCR he got as a Christ­mas present over 20 years ago. Sean Hegarty, a famil­iar face on the stand-up scene, got the idea sev­eral...

Comic Sean’s ven­ture a love let­ter to ‘80s

ArticleFESTIVAL FEVER AS MELA BURSTS INTO LIFE

Bel­fast was alive with col­our, song and dance yes­ter­day as thou­sands took to the streets for the annual Mela fest­ival. Huge num­bers are expec­ted to take part in the nine-day fest­ival, which star­ted with a parade through the city centre. The...

FESTIVAL FEVER AS MELA BURSTS INTO LIFE

ArticleSF and oth­ers fear The Dark’s dif­fi­cult truths

Brendan Hughes has been gone for 18 years. Yet some­how, he still has a habit of turn­ing up and unset­tling some. From bey­ond the grave, the former IRA com­mander’s voice was more power­ful than it had ever been in life. In his Boston Col­lege...

SF and oth­ers fear The Dark’s dif­fi­cult truths