From award bagging business milestones to heart-stopping rescue missions, Belfast is alive with stories of resilience and heroism! ๐
In the vibrant city of Belfast, O'Reilly's Wholesale celebrated its 65th anniversary, led by the proud Derek O'Reilly, showcasing resilience in the face of challenges. Meanwhile, a man convicted of stirring hatred by mocking the tragic murder of Michaela McAreavey escaped jail time. In a tale of survival, former Ireland cricketer Chris Harte's life was saved by his quick-thinking son after a cardiac attack at Donaghadee Golf Club. Additionally, a heroic pedestrian accident victim was rushed to the Royal Victoria Hospital after a crash in Co Down.
Dame Joan Harbison's daughter recently praised her mum, a fierce force of compassion and kindness. Such heartwarming tales blend resilience and bravery in Belfast, making it a city of inspiring anecdotes and stirring heroism.
As a remembrance of courage, Chris Harte's life-saving incident stands as a symbol of quick actions and the value of preparedness in emergencies. Additionally, the story of the man convicted for hateful actions serves as a reminder of the importance of empathy and understanding in society.
Derek O'Reilly, long-standing managing director, is very proud of what his business has achieved, especially when the hurdles of the last few years are ...
A man convicted of stirring up hatred by taking part in singing a song which mocked the murder of Michaela McAreavey has avoided being sent to jail.
The collaboration between Donaghadee Golf Club and the charity came after its longest-serving patron Chris Harte survived a cardiac attack thanks to ...
A pedestrian has been taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast after being struck by a vehicle in Co Down.
A pedestrian has been taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast after being struck by a vehicle in Co Down.
The daughter of distinguished public servant Dame Joan Harbison has paid tribute to her mum who was both fierce and โa force of compassion and kindnessโ.