The cull took place in land near Fivemiletown in County Tyrone last month.

Scientists hope to learn more about the impact of climate change on coasts through people's photos.

A report says many of the measures are "well within the reach" of government and it was a matter of "moving away from planning into delivery".

Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir says that a number of actions will be implemented for the 2026 season.

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) said the "harmful ecological event" near Tallanstown in County Louth was discovered on Tuesday.

Could locally-sourced wool restore peatlands and reduce the carbon cost of conservation?

The bird flu prevention zone and the ban on poultry gatherings will be lifted on Friday from 00:01 BST.

The life-threatening reaction to infection caused Marshall Wylie to lose his legs.

The Office for Environmental Protection said existing regulations are insufficient to deliver necessary water quality improvements.

Smart meters are widely used in the rest of the UK and in Ireland, providing real-time information to energy suppliers.

Firefighters are currently dealing with a wildfire at Sandbank Road, Hilltown and at Chimney Rock Mountain, Newcastle.

Dalradian says its said it its proposals would

Fuel costs have soared globally as a result of the US-Israel war with Iran.

More than 400 traps were laid across the island in a £4.5m project which featured a specially-trained detection dog called Woody.

Scientists say nearly all of the significant glaciers in the Austrian Alps have shrunk.

Thheiba and Fidda were 22 years old and were the remaining two females of a pride at Belfast zoo.

Restrictions have been put in place around a farm near Newtownstewart.

The move brings Northern Ireland into line with policy elsewhere in the UK and in the Republic of Ireland.

The wet weather is hampering farmers getting their slurry storage tanks emptied after winter.

A new cross-border pilot aims to emulate New Zealand's success in dramatically reducing infections.

Stormont's Economy department has been consulting on options for NI and says it now plans to bring forward a firm proposal this year.

Just one county in Northern Ireland recorded a fall in land values in 2025.

A robin damaged his wing and two starlings were covered in glue after getting stuck in traps laid out for mice.

A Just Transition Commission ensures the transition to a low-carbon society is fair and inclusive.

179,000 households meet the Department for Communities' fuel poverty criteria, spending at least 10% of their income to cover domestic energy bills.

More than half of our waste is recycled, but the latest figures show this has stagnated.

Damaged bogs will be repaired on both sides of Irish border with the help of Peaceplus funding.

O&S Doors says it will turn dust into electricity that can reused to power parts of the factory.

Fergal Watson's family farm is among 17.5% of farms which may still face an inheritance tax bill.

Ghost ponds across Mount Stewart are halting the decline of some species and bringing others back

Linden Foods processes and manufactures beef, lamb, pork and chicken for branded and own label products.

Winter wildlife will be celebrated as Winterwatch broadcasts from Northern Ireland for the first time with presenters Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan and Iolo Williams.

Scientists believe the map could shed light on how Antarctica's vast ice sheet will respond to climate change.

Thousands of native oysters are settling in to Belfast Lough in a project to bring the species back.

The agriculture minister has ordered that laboratory costs will be met by the department for a limited time.

Henry the robin has become

County Down farmer Libby Clarke says Monday's announcement by the UK government is welcomed but more changes are needed.

It follows several weeks of surveillance testing, after the initial detection of the disease in County Down.

Some animal movements will be permitted from farms outside the temporary control zones.

All bovine classes at the Royal Ulster Winter Fair have been cancelled due to bluetongue virus in NI.

Vets are investigating a suspect case of the virus in a cow which sits in the existing 20km Temporary Control Zone (TCZ).

New figures from the Department for the Economy show a slight fall in the use of renewable energy sources for a third year in a row.

Andrew Muir told Good Morning Ulster further measures may be put in place to try and stop the spread of bluetongue virus.

A 20km temporary control zone was put in place by The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs on Saturday.

It comes after surveillance at an abattoir indicated the presence of the disease in two cows from a County Down farm.

The Met Office says it was one of the wettest seasons since 1836.

The Marsh Fritillary is known for its stained glass effect wings, but numbers have been in decline.

The chair of the Electric Vehicle Association of Northern Ireland says the new tax is "really premature".

A grace period for existing measures expires on 31 December.