Nothing compares to Sinead, but some come pretty close
The 9th Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival starts this week with a packed
programme of art, literature, music, comedy and theatre. Maureen Coleman
selects her highlights
Tomorrow morning why not go out for breakfast to the Yard in Holywood (I can
thoroughly recommend it) and at the same time catch the current show in the
upstairs gallery.
The past is always with us — it's in the air we breathe. So says Frank
Stock, staunch hero of Stewart Parker's Spokesong, which is enjoying a
wonderful revival, along with the playwright's last work, Pentecost.
He's been festooned with awards, had TV documentaries made about him and
even has an OBE. In the world of international dance he's a star, but to the
rest of us, he's the man behind the final scene in Billy Elliot.
Hi: 20°C / Lw: 13°C
Berlin's four-day party to celebrate world cultures
Police officers are injured as car fails to stop
Taoiseach's last day spent with Big Ian at Boyne centre
Store is transformed into a lads' sanctuary
Exclusive poll: crime, health, Executive and Ulster's future
15,000 pairs of feet pound the city's streets for annual run
Bank holiday fun at the boat race charity event
Belfast Telegraph's glittering gala ceremony
Agent Provocateur's revealing lingerie launch
Read your entries in our city guides competition
Ship's Belfast beginnings celebrated in exhibition
Applauding Ulster's most exceptional women
Special report on Northern Ireland's worst house fire
Celebrating excellence at the inaugural awards gala 
Special multimedia report on Belfast Wheel