Anthony Neeson is the Editor at the Andersonstown News and the Ireland correspondent with the Irish Echo in New York. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, sports, and cultural movements, with a focus on plays, fine art, and social interest. Anthony's work has been featured in the Irish Echo and the Belfast Media Group.
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Anthony Neeson's coverage focuses primarily on local Belfast news, with a significant emphasis on government and politics, culture and society, as well as entertainment. He also covers events and government announcements.
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CONRADH na Gaeilge have hit out at reports of job losses at BBC Gaeilge in Belfast.
By: Anthony Neeson
A BELFAST man who was tortured by members of the Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR) for more than a week while he recovered from gunshot wounds in a
By: Anthony Neeson
WEST Belfast MLA Gerry Carroll has attended a police interview at Musgrave PSNI station in relation to his attendance at a protest against an Orange Order march on the Garvaghy Road.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that “partition was a disaster,"this during a speech at Fianna Fáil’s annual Wolfe Tone commemoration on Sunday.
A priest has told mourners that an “act of total evil” was responsible for the deaths of Kim and Phillip English and their sons Callum (12) and Jayden (nine).
By: Anthony Neeson
THE families of up to 200 people who were killed by the British Army and RUC during the conflict have written to the Secretary of State to express
By: Anthony Neeson
SINN Féin is targeting two seats in the South Belfast and Mid Down constituency in next year's Assembly election.
By: Anthony Neeson
NORTH Belfast MP John Finucane has criticised a Conservative MP for his remarks in the House of Commons which referred to "the activities of IRA lawyers in the courts”.
By: Anthony Neeson
SINN Féin has selected Paul Maskey MP, Pat Sheehan MLA, Órlaithí Flynn MLA and Danny Baker MLA as its four candidates to contest the next Assembly election in West Belfast.
By: Anthony Neeson
Diaspora leaders, entrepreneurs, and civic champions with a passion for Belfast are being encouraged to apply to become Honorary Chairs of the 2027 Belfast International Homecoming.
