The National Union of Da Avon Sellers (NUDAS) is threatening a one day strike over what it terms as "a lack of respect for our profession in society."
Addressing a rally of over 3000 das in Belfast's Writer's Square, NUDAS...
Paramilitary organisations from across Northern Ireland's political divide have joined forces to organise a recruitment fair aimed at attracting new members to deal with an anticipated upsurge in activity after Brexit.
"Brexit offers favourable trading conditions across the paramilitary sector,"...
Autograph hunters from around the world are expected to flock to Sotheby's this weekend after it was announced that controversial Loyalist media personality Jamie Bryson has put his private collection of celebrity signatures up for auction.
Sotheby's expert Rick Biro...
Motorists hoping for a bit of light traffic before the schools go back are likely to be disappointed, after an investigation by The Ulster Fry revealed that the vast majority of Northern Ireland's roads will be closed by roadworks...
A search operation to find someone actually serving customers at a local DIY super-store was abandoned today after all hope of finding anyone doing their job was lost.
"I wasn't sure what sorta strimmer line to get for my yoke"...
Sky has fought off stiff competition from rival companies to buy the global TV rights to The Twelfth for the next five marching seasons, The Ulster Fry understands.
The broadcaster paid £1.4 billion to win four of the seven packages on...
Car parks in Belfast City Centre are now so expensive motorists have been forced to take extreme measures as they seek alternative accommodation for their vehicles, an investigation by The Ulster Fry has revealed.
One commuter we spoke to found...
The owner of a Chinese takeaway off the Newtownards Road has unveiled an audacious marketing plan which will see all customers charged £16.90 for their meals.
"For some strange reason all my customers shout 'yeoooooo!' when their order comes to...
Following news that the proposed merger between Asda & Sainsbury's was in jeopardy, The Ulster Fry has learned the NI Parades Commission were the main objectors.
"Whilst amalgamating the green and orange logos of these two leading supermarkets will not...
Following the announcement that 3,500 jobs at Honda Swindon are to be lost, leave campaigner Boris Johnson has reminded Britons that they used to happily ride around the UK on horseback - and can do so again.
"We Brits have...
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