Lifestyle

Carrick woman Grace Lough says she is “excited” to be heading a 50-strong team at the new M&S Foodhall in her home town.

The owner of an injured dog rescued from China has praised the efforts of a kind-hearted animal lover who helped her pet walk.

Larne social work student Nicola Wolfe has been selected by the Girls’ Brigade and Fields of Life organisations to take part in an overseas mercy mission.

A historic bridge in Glynn is set to be given a new lease of life following the purchase of land by Mid and East Antrim Borough Council.

Carnlough gardener Patrick Merrick has been presented with a bronze award for his exhibit at the Gardeners’ World Beautiful Borders competition and show 2019.

The Claret Jug is the shining star of a short film showcasing the beautiful Causeway Coastal and Glens from land, air and sea.

Tourism NI’S Epic Journey to The 148th Open at Royal Portrush is set to inspire the next generation of sporting stars in Northern Ireland.

50A Station Road, Craigavad, Holywood, is a magificent residence with stunning sea views located on a prestigious coastal stretch within seconds walk of the coastline.

Cairncastle Ulster-Scots 2019 Bluegrass and Folk cross-community festival will commence on Tuesday, July 23, at 8.00pm, in Cairncastle Presbyterian Church Hall with old tyme dancing.

The PSNI is urging motorists to park a safe distance from bonfires tonight.

A photographic exhibition of the loyal orders is on show at Carrickfergus Civic Centre.

Cancer Focus Northern Ireland has thanked Larne residents who volunteered and donated to its ‘big bucket collection’.

A new B&B has opened in Whitehead following a £0.5m investment by two local entrepreneurs.

Take a look back at the good old days with our selection of photographs from the paper’s archive.

Islandmagee Orange Lodge will have the honour of heading the East Antrim Combine celebration of the Twelfth in Larne on Friday.

A fundraising run will take place in Carrick later this month to purchase specialist equipment for blind runner Tony Barclay.

A Larne student is among the first to be chosen for a year-long international youth leadership programme which will culminate with a trip to Los Angeles.