Vincent Kearney

Northern Editor

Eamonn Henry is the lead investigator for the Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' Remains

Investigator says last 'Disappeared' bodies will be found

The new head of a commission set up to find the bodies of people murdered and secretly buried by republicans during the Troubles has said he would not have taken the job, if he did not believe it can complete its task.

Ulster • 08 May

Armagh footballer Nugent charged with sexual offences

A member of the Armagh squad that won last year's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship has appeared in court charged with four sexual offences.

Ulster • 06 May

Fr Edward Gallagher was arrested on Thursday

Priest charged over attempted sexual contact with child

A 58-year-old Catholic priest from Donegal has appeared in court charged with attempted sexual communication with a child.

Ireland • 19 Apr

'If Rory plays like we all know he can he should win' - Holywood Golf Club captains Ruth Watt and Trevor Heaven

'Quiet confidence' McIlroy can bring green jacket home

There's a quiet confidence in Rory McIlroy's home town of Holywood in Co Down that he will make history and bring the famous Masters green jacket home.

Ulster • 13 Apr

Several thousand people attended the rally in west Belfast

Rally calls for end to delay in rebuild of Casement Park

Several thousand people have taken part in a rally in west Belfast calling for an end to the delay in redeveloping the now derelict Casement Park, the home of Antrim GAA.

Ulster • 12 Apr

Work under way on a substation near Moy in Co Tyrone

Legal challenge to cross-border electricity project

A long-planned €350 million project to connect the electricity grids on both sides of the border is facing another legal challenge.

Ireland • 11 Apr

SSPX Resistance Ireland also claims to have held Masses in Belfast, Newry and Co Cork

Derry Bishop warns splinter group holding illicit Masses

The Catholic Bishop of Derry has warned parishioners that someone posing as an ordained priest who is part of a breakaway fundamentalist faction of the church is conducting illicit Masses in the diocese.

Ireland • 30 Mar

The settlement Maeve Bradley received was one of the largest settlements of its kind in Northern Ireland

Woman settles case against ex-employer for almost €260k

A Co Down woman has settled a sexual discrimination case against one of Northern Ireland's largest employers for almost €260,000.

Ulster • 26 Mar

Conradh na Gaeilge says the cuts have resulted in many Irish language groups across Ireland facing huge financial pressures

Stormont protest over DUP block on Irish language funding

Hundreds of Irish language activists have gathered at Stormont to protest at a decision by the DUP to block cross-border funding for schemes supporting the language across the island of Ireland.

Ulster • 26 Mar

Raidió Fáilte had its beginnings as a pirate radio station but is now well established in the community

Raidió Fáilte celebrates 40 years on air as Gaeilge

Northern Ireland's only Irish language radio station, Raidió Fáilte, is celebrating its 40th anniversary.

Ulster • 16 Mar