The inquiry is still waiting for secure infrastructure to handle sensitive intelligence documents

Northern Ireland is becoming a “model for far right activity to be emulated elsewhere”, a human rights charity has warned

Objectors to the proposed Sperrins gold mine said a Stormont department is failing to properly assess the potential risks

There were 26 times as many unionist parades (2,507) than republican marches (96) in 2025/26

This is the second time Stormont officials failed to submit documentation to the inquriy on time

The 'Proud Boys' are most known for their role in the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021

Police data consistently shows that many of those arrested for their involvement in racist violence had a history of domestic violence

New research finds widespread suspicion among Northern Ireland journalists that they have been subject to police surveillance

The 'Prevent' strategy has been criticised for failing to stop attacks and for curtailing free speech

Objectors argued the proposed mine's artificial lighting would be damaging to the welfare of local residents, ‘dark sky’ tourism, and the wider local economy

Their warning follows the latest revelations that the PSNI spied on former BBC journalists Barney Rowan and Vincent Kearney in 2006

Glen Kane and Mark Sinclair have attended a number of anti-immigration protests in Northern Ireland and beyond

Dowson led flag protests at Belfast City Hall in 2012 and now fronts a Christian nationalist organisation

The department responsible for LGBTQIA+ policy in the north has failed to issue any message of support during Pride celebrations since 2023

Some organisations said they no longer publicly advertise their services as a result of the targeting

Hundreds of parents were targeted in a controversial anti-fraud crackdown last year

Around 138 million chickens are slaughtered in Northern Ireland every year

Around 120 tonnes of asbestos was removed from a controversial bonfire site in Belfast

Dalradian says underground "firings" would take place during two daily blasting windows

Across Northern Ireland, families have spent decades challenging flawed investigations

Officials were aware of threats against properties housing migrants in June 2025

Volunteers and neighbours stepped in to get families to safety

One environmental researcher said it would like going into negotiations “completely blind”

But full evidential hearings are not anticipated until Spring 2027

Dr Michael Maguire says he had “no concerns” about using the term collusion in his investigation into the 1994 killings

Dalradian said the mine’s impact on peatland archaeology would be "negligible"

A murder mystery that reveals the kind of secrets which governments keep. In 1994, six people were gunned down as they watched the World Cup in a small pub in Loughinisland, Co. Down.

However the equality sceening said the impact would be 'minor'

Perpetrators of domestic abuse in Northern Ireland are overwhelmingly male, white, British/Irish, and known to the victim

Perpetrators of domestic abuse in Northern Ireland are overwhelmingly male, white, British/Irish, and known to the victim

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Attendees warned of 'vast' legal risks from Government's legacy proposals

The inquiry saw heated exchanges over a public road running through the site

A “significant volume of concerns” were raised about child safety

The border on the island of Ireland is often described as

Concerns were raised over a proposed 70 daily HGV trips on narrow Tyrone roads

This seminar will explore recent legal developments around protection of journalists sources on the island of Ireland. Open to journalists

The long-awaited public inquiry into Dalradian's application to mine in the Sperrin Mountains has been beset by delays

Concerns were raised about dust, noise, traffic and emissions from the mine

A third of those arrested in Ballymena and other towns last year were children

Trócaire said it had observed many harms in mining projects around the world

Trócaire said it had observed many harms in mining projects around the world

A third of those arrested in Ballymena and other towns last year were children