UK farm animals produce a monumental amount of waste. But where does it all go?

Sculpture at Richmond Barracks, Inchicore, described as ‘a gravestone for the international brigades’ of Irishmen

Crowd gathers on Garvaghy Road early on Sunday morning to protest against the ruling allowing the march.

A Belfast court has issued a temporary injunction stopping tomorrow's Drumcree parade.

UK farm animals produce a monumental amount of waste. But where does it all go?

UK farm animals produce a monumental amount of waste. But where does it all go?

Inspired by Seamus Heaney’s enduring connection to Lough Neagh, this special afternoon presents a sequence of events exploring the beauty, fragility and future of Ireland’s largest lake. Experience A ...

Plus: York stones, Minton tiles and St John’s Beacon

We are delighted to announce the finalists for our 2026 Medical Journalists’ Association Awards. As ever, the MJA Awards recognise outstanding reporting across medicine, health and science. Our indepe...

Earlier this afternoon, my oldest boyhood friend, a distinguished international lawyer who received his doctorate at Cambridge, called me to share the tragic news that Jason Arday, the Black British a...

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

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

Students could be charged for graduations and see extracurricular expenditure slashed as a result of the planned cost-cutting drive at Ulster University (UU).

Eleanor Donaldon found guilty by unanimous verdict on all five charges against her

British Prime ‌Minster Keir Starmer is expected to resign on Monday ​and set out ​a timetable for his departure, ⁠the Observer newspaper ​reported on Saturday.

Contributors informed that publication is going into voluntary liquidation

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

If a public inquiry into the murder of Pat Finucane can finally examine publicly all of the collusion that plagued our society for so many years, there is hope that a real process of healing can begin

Volunteers and neighbours stepped in to get families to safety

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

Bitter blow to fishing community

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

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

The Crown Estate legally owns almost all gold and silver deposits in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

The Crown Estate legally owns almost all gold and silver deposits in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

Concerns were raised over delays and a possible third postponement of the public inquiry

Concerns were raised over delays and a possible third postponement of the public inquiry

New research shows sand dredging is "negatively affecting water quality, habitats, and biodiversity"

Demonstrations led by convoys of trucks blocking roads and crucial infrastructure may move north of the border.

Jason Wells’ restaurant chain has cheated workers, lost 21 tribunal claims – and not paid a single one

Most other Scottish cases related to UVF and other loyalist paramilitary groups

An evening of conversation with investigative journalist Tommy Greene about the long term mismanagement, degradation & future of Lough Neagh