Composer of the Month: Joe Hisaishi

CommentThe ScoopDecember 2, 2023Ghibli, Joe Hisaishi, Composer, Japan

The Scoop Talks to: Sara O’Neill and Women’s Aid NI

NewsThe ScoopNovember 27, 2023local artist, feminism, women's aid

End of an Era: Sion Swifts Ladies to leave the Melvin sports complex

Sion Swifts Ladies are a shining light for football in the north west of Ireland, they hold the honour of being one of the two teams from County Tyrone playing in the top divisions of football within the Northern Irish game, which is dominated by clubs east of the River Bann. Since their inception they have played their home games at the Melvin sports complex in Strabane…. However, with new Club Licensing rules coming into effect for the 2024 season Sion will have to leave Strabane in search for a suitable venue for home games approved by the IFA.

Belfast's March to Boycott

CommentThe ScoopNovember 23, 2023Israel-Hamas War, Palestine, BDS

Women’s Health: The Epidemic of Gender Bias in Healthcare

CommentThe ScoopNovember 22, 2023women's issues, healthcare, medicine

Cameron’s Comeback: The Chaotic Conservative Party's Final Idea

CommentThe ScoopNovember 22, 2023politics, conservative party, David Cameron, Rishi sunak, kier starter, tory

Formula One in Vegas: Another choice that puts finances over fans

In the penultimate round of the 2023 Formula One campaign we have been able to see in action a recurring flaw within the current climate of F1. Money.

Braverman sacked, David Cameron has returned and Sunak's Rwanda policy deemed illegal: Conservatives in chaos

News Editor Ruby Hegarty reports on dramatic change this week in Westminster as PM Rishi Sunak reshuffles the cabinet and faces the Supreme Court’s outlawing of his Rwanda Policy.