Cllr McCabe said: I want to thank Emma Groves for all her service to the community over the past ten years. I look forward to serving the people of Andersonstown and working alongside my party colleagues and constituents to make their voices heard.
“As a life-long republican it is an honour and privilege to be selected to represent the community.
“I will stand up for local young people to create opportunities to help them reach their potential.
“I am passionate about promoting the Irish language and have met with community groups and activists in the area. Many challenges lie ahead but we are in a decade of opportunity which will shape the future of this island and I look forward to playing my part in standing up for workers and families and creating a new Ireland for all.
Oasis of green between busy road and refinery looks set to be named a nature reserve
The parcel of land might not look much from the road, but has 170 plant species and three types of rare orchid growing on it
08:00, 11 DEC 2020
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A wildlife haven on the doorstep of the Riverside Stadium is set to become a nature reserve - if council chiefs have their way.