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... 12-14. Portadown band Joyrider line-up on the first night alongside the oo Fighters, Manic Street Preachers, Beck and Afghan Whigs. There are still tickets available for this night. On July 16 and 17 at the Point Depot. Dublin, Bryan Adams and Mellissa Etheridge ...
... indoor Championships heid at Eglinton Equestrian Centre. Yo crown his successful seasons, he was awarded the 138 cms Northern Whig Points Cup for his outstanding success of winning 22 major competitions. Roger was presented with the cup by Mrs. Pauline Tumer ...
... Ivan left the shop and jumped a bus immediately and went to the club and announced himself as ‘Mr. Lambert of the Northern Whig One night when Ivan was sent to a very stuffy formal do in the Midland Hotel he discovered a large hole had been burned in ...
... before moving to the Portadown Times. He also worked for the Belfast Telegraph in the 1960 s and for a time with the Northern Whig. Brought up in Portadown and educated at Portadown College, Mr Lambert gained a reputation as a gifted writer and was known ...
... Football Club. About 30 years ago, M Lurring left Ponagown he lived at Tandrage Road - to take up employ ment with the Norther Whig in Belfast, and befor his retirement he als worked with the Irisk News. He is survived by his second wife, Elsie - his first ...
... spring to mind. Safe to say that it was in the Fifties whmhemwdunmbrm with the Portadown News, moving on to the ‘late’ Northemn Whig and then to Royal Avenue where he was the news editor of the Belfast Telegraph. - That's where he finished his career recently ...
... together in the Portadown News, moved to the Portadown Times together, then to the now defunct Belfast morning paper, The Northern Whig, and finally to the Belfast Telegraph. We shared a flat in Belfast for some five years, during which time I became very much ...
... went off shortly afterwards to Belfast'on the next stage of a distinguished career (n journalism when he joined the ‘Northern Whig', then one of the leading Ulster daily papers. I can recall many visits to the ‘big smoke’ in those days when Ivan took myself ...
... to turn professional. He was educated at St Columba’s Primary young taients and was hailed as a ‘new star’ in the ‘Northern Whig’ on March 15, 1954, the paper dubbing him the ‘two-minute fighter’ after he disposed of his opponent on the Uister Hall bill ...
... lived only too cross the border frequently and there was a people are, there is some good in them if only we ficulty is one whi':g is shared by those who have contentedly in these tanks and suffered from the customs man on duty who, one day, might be have ...