We must unite against racist thuggery and intimidation – Kearney sinnfein.ie/news/61123-2/ @DeclanKearneySF

Latest: Thousands of people are attending an anti-racism rally in Belfast following days of unrest. Read more: tinyurl.com/kh32wejv

An anti-racism rally has taken place in west Belfast. A crowd gathered at the international wall on the Falls Road at 5pm. Speakers there included Belfast Lord Mayor @RoismairedSF, MLA @GerryCarrollPBP, and Dr Raied Al-Wazzan. Another rally is organised for Belfast City Hall at 1pm tomorrow @BelTel

Great Crowd at solidarity public event at International Wall in support of our ethnic families and communities. Ard Mheara Rois Máire Donnelly challenges racism and makes clear that people of Belfast are against racism

Surprise guest at Sunflower Folk Club! @DexysOfficial

Ireland’s refusal to say sorry to men convicted of Sallins train robbery is shameful. Justine McCarthy . irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/…

🚨 SPECIAL EPISODE 🚨 This Sunday, I’ll be releasing a special episode featuring a conversation with the new Ard Mhéara Bhéal Feirste, Róis Máire Donnelly. We discuss her priorities for Belfast, and her vision for the future. 🎙️ Available this Sunday. Bígí linn!

“I’ve just left the Mater Hospital after meeting health workers from many backgrounds who are genuinely terrified for their own safety & for the safety of their families. These health workers are the people who care for us & our loved ones when we need them most.”Michelle O’Neill

The community of North Belfast is made up of incredibly kind, generous and welcoming people. Today I met with community and youth leaders, representatives from ethnic minority communities, and local residents in Kinnaird, Ardoyne and The Bone to offer my full support following Monday's vicious attack. I also met with health workers in the Mater Hospital to offer my support during these difficult times. In recent days, we have witnessed dangerous and disgraceful racist attacks across the North. There can be absolutely no place in our communities for racism. But what has not been recognised enough is the work being done every day by people at the heart of our communities to support one another. Despite the disgraceful efforts of those seeking to sow hate and division, communities are standing together. That spirit of solidarity represents the very best of us. Thank you to everyone in North Belfast who took the time to speak with me today, and to all those who continue to be a beacon of light during these difficult times.

It's time to plan & prepare for Irish Unity. Join activists & learners from all over the country in our first ever Irish Unity Study group. It's free to join, discussions will be facilitated & guided by topics shared in advance. Sign up here: forms.gle/1V46GBixvsMEPDEc9

Amárach 5pm Bígí linn!

Racism has no place in our city. We must challenge hatred and division wherever it appears. Today, thanks to west Belfast partnership comm groups, educators, and healthcare workers came together to coordinate a united response to the violence we have seen in recent days.

🚨NEW EPISODE 🚨 The latest episode of the Léargas Podcast is now available.🎙️ This weeks episode includes:  - An Open Letter to my Orange Neighbours - Bodenstown - Cupla Focal Eile. Listen now: buzzsprout.com/991288/episod…

Join Andrew McCartney on the cycle for unity on Bodenstown Sunday.

A real sense of community in the Ionad taking a stand against racism. There will be a demonstration against racism on Saturday - people being urged to attend. Others talking about evacuating families out of their homes - need for organised support

Great turnout in Ionad Eileen Howell from community groups from all parts of Belfast to discuss the racist attacks of recent days. Many of those present have been out reassuring people from our ethnic communities & providing support to them. Taking a stand against racism

Ireland must not play Israel in the UEFA nations league. #StopTheGame

“Racism is wrong, intimidation is wrong, and violence is wrong. The video of children being led from their home under protection of police in riot gear, carrying nothing but a teddy bear, genuinely broke my heart.” - Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O’Neill

After 37 years, as the public inquiry into my father’s murder begins, our family is more determined than ever to uncover the full truth about what happened.

Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon killed at least eight civilians, including six in Tayr Dibba and two in Siddiqin, while several others were killed or wounded in Srifa. Israeli warplanes and artillery also struck numerous towns across southern Lebanon.