Former Ulster and Ireland rugby player David Tweed dies in motorbike crash

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Subscribe              Oct 30, 2021                 Former Ulster and Ireland rugby player David Tweed dies in motorbike crash           Former Ulster and Ireland rugby international and Ballymena councillor David Tweed has died in a road crash in Co Antrim.                 Six masked men rob woman in her 80s   Police have appealed for information after a gang of six masked men broke into the home of a woman in her 80s in Armoy.           Countdown's Rachel Riley manages to make maths glamorous   Countdown maths whizz Rachel Riley talks to Hannah Stephenson about motherhood, marriage to her ex-Strictly partner Pasha Kovalev and her new book on demystifying alegbra for confused adults           Podcast features Northern Ireland ghost story   A BBC Radio 4 podcast about a ghostly apparition in Belfast has hooked listeners throughout the UK.               Northern Ireland's Halloween weather forecast: What's in store for trick or treaters?   What does the weather have in store for trick or treaters in Northern Ireland this Halloween?       What's on NI: What's happening in Northern Ireland this Halloween weekend?   There's something for everyone in Northern Ireland this weekend, so we've put together our top things to do throughout the province.                             Oran Kearney full of praise for Matthew Shevlin's hunger to succeed           It may be only the end of October but one of Coleraine's strikers is in the form of his life having hit double figures in the goal charts already this season.                   'A unique and alternative look into Irish League football'   The world of football podcasts is an ever-growing one with more shows now than ever before.       Jay Donnelly and Conor McMenamin get Glentoran back to winning ways   Goals in either half from Jay Donnelly and Conor McMenamin sealed a first win in three for Glentoran as they saw off Carrick Rangers 2-0.       Gold medal winner Kelly Gallagher calls time on her skiing career   Kelly Gallagher, Great Britain's first-ever Winter Paralympic gold medallist has brought the curtain down on her glittering 11-year alpine skiing career.                   View more news

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