Sinn Féin president spoke at a packed-out Féile an Phobail event

The research examined the impact of one of the defining events in Irish history.

Josiah Burke and his mother Martina confronted Mr Storey as he made his way into Hebron Free Presbyterian Church in Ballymoney

Belfast-headquartered construction firm has been on the market for nearly three years

Luxury hotel and resort employs 650 just outside Ballymena

An appeal to a High Court decision to quash the A5 dual carriageway scheme is imminent

There were a record number of speeding offences recorded in Northern Ireland in 2024.

Police are investigating suspected arson after a person was found dead beside a burning car in Co Tyrone on Saturday afternoon.

Around £1.5m was spent on security staff for the Housing Centre HQ over the past five years

The court is awaiting a medical assessment of Lady Eleanor Donaldson.

The Irish News revealed last week that the taxpayer was served a bill of close to £1,000 for Ms Little-Pengelly’s two-day trip to Wimbledon with her husband, Education Authority chief executive Richar...

The messages, sent while on duty, contained material which was also sectarian, racist and homophobic

British agent linked to multiple murders and abductions

After working alongside Richard Branson Belfast-born Eamonn O’Hare went on to establish his own telecoms firm

Three band members killed in July 1975 attack

The former PSNI superintendent and media commentator is among three candidates hoping to replace Colin Crawford

Those attending the funeral of Vanessa Whyte and her children in Co Clare on Saturday have been asked to wear bright colours.

Vanessa Whyte, 45, her son James, 14, and daughter Sara, 13, died following a shooting incident at a house in Maguiresbridge on Wednesday morning

Open, opinionated and at times indiscreet, Doug Beattie entered politics after decades in military record. He tells John Manley about his childhood, his exploits as a soldier and why some think he’s a...

Sinn Féin MLA Padraig Delargy has condemned the events, describing the scenes as “terrifying” and “disgraceful”

The pair were criticised as they sat amongst pop stars and England football managers in the Royal Box at Centre Court

The earliest report of blue-green algae was in April but incidents are increasing as summer progresses

The Sash not a sectarian song, says former Sinn Féin leader

Devoted mum Vanessa Whyte, 45, and her children James , 14, and Sara Rutledge, 13, were killed as a result of injuries caused by gunshot wounds at their home in Maguiresbridge on Wednesday morning

James Rutledge (14) and his sister Sara (13) both died on Wednesday due to injuries suffered during the incident at their home in Co Fermanagh

The three victims of a horrific shooting incident in Maguiresbridge on Wednesday have been named locally

District Commander Superintendent Robert McGowan gave an update on the incident on Wednesday afternoon

With Moore on the Quay, banker-turned-fishmonger Brendan Moore is helping turn Derry into a fish-lover's must-visit destination

Others are believed to be injured as a result of the incident but their condition is unknown

Collusion suspected in the 1994 murder of Paul ‘Topper’ Thompson

The incidents occurred at the Co Tyrone home the defendant shared with the victims’ older sister

The closures are in place due to resurfacing works

Former choir members including Dungannon actor Fra Free and Celtic Woman star Tara McNeill have called on the Arts Council to reconsider.

The majority of children reported missing from care in Northern Ireland since 2020 (1,148) were considered at risk from child sexual exploitation, with the Belfast Trust area worst affected

Authority recently delegated to former RUC/PSNI officer Hugh Hume

Sophie Clarke speaks to Diona Doherty, Jordan Arnold, Olivia McVeigh and Shannon Mitchell, aka the voices behind the Girls Groupchat Podcast, about building a female-led community one laugh (and cry) ...

It follows an announcement that commercial eel fishing in Lough Neagh has been been suspended for the rest of the year.

David Roy chats to Belfast-born Oscar-winner about an incredible career in film and bringing his debut play The Tunnel to the stage

US golfer Scottie Scheffler remains the favourite to win this year’s title in Portrush.

Jean’s is one of the oldest wool shops in Ireland and is a Belfast ‘institution’

Billboard poster put up outside Casement Park

Costs revealed as part of the release of Assembly members’ expense claims between April 2024 and March 2025, its first full year since the restoration of Stormont

From 8.30pm on Saturday evening, no vehicles will be able to move within or exit the peninsula

Claims that mixed area included in loyalist parade route in bid to intimidate

The story behind ‘Julie’: Killed by the British Army at 14, remembered on stage at this year’s Féile an Phobail

An Antrim resident has said those behind union flags outside a Catholic Church have ‘doubled down’ since complaints were raised last week.

Sports summer camp cancelled after Orange Order raise concerns over GAA children

Amid the controversial cancellation of a summer sports camp in Co Down, Irish cricket’s ruling body has invited East Belfast GAA to an ‘alternative’ event

Bail application adjourned until August