Conor Macauley

Northern Correspondent

PSNI created detailed profile of journalist, court told

The PSNI created a detailed profile of Belfast journalist Vincent Kearney, including details of his wife and mother-in-law, as part of an unlawful campaign of monitoring, a tribunal has been told.

Ulster • 25 Feb

Photos of John Guy, COnor Quinn and Laura Hoy

'Dark day' in Armagh as crash victims named

Two men and a woman have died following a three-vehicle collision in Co Armagh last night.

Ulster • 22 Feb

Suspected drugs, firearms seized in Belfast

Police have seized suspected drugs and firearms during a search operation at a residential area in Belfast.

Ulster • 21 Feb

A memorial to victims and survivors of historical institutional abuse which was unveiled in the Great Hall, Parliament Buildings, Belfast,

Memorial unveiled at Stormont for NI abuse victims

A memorial has been unveiled at Stormont to the victims of institutional abuse in Northern Ireland.

Ulster • 21 Feb

Officer did not check for more CCTV cameras, inquest told

A police officer shown CCTV of missing Belfast teenager Noah Donohoe cycling naked just before his disappearance did not check for other cameras in the vicinity, an inquest has heard.

Regional • 19 Feb

The bus crashed in Belleeks in south Co Armagh (Pic: BBCNI)

School bus driver died at scene of Armagh crash, say PSNI

A bus driver whose vehicle crashed yesterday as he was bringing up to 40 children home from school has died.

Ulster • 18 Feb

Schoolchildren escape serious injury in Armagh bus crash

A number of children have escaped serious injury following a crash in Co Armagh involving the bus they were travelling in.

Ulster • 18 Feb

PSNI denies suggestion police lost Donohoe's clothing

An inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe has heard from the police officer who recovered his bicycle close to where he was last seen.

Ulster • 16 Feb

Photo of Freddie Scappaticci with a building in the background

Group of MPs urge UK govt to formally name Stakeknife

A cross-party group of MPs has called on the British government to name the former British army agent known as Stakeknife, saying it would be "appropriate, proportionate and strongly in the public interest".

Ulster • 09 Feb

President of Ireland Catherine Connolly speaking during a visit to Ulster University Campus in Belfast, on day one of her visit to Northern Ireland. Picture date: Wednesday February 4, 2026.

Sensitivities on show during President's NI visit

President Catherine Connolly's trip to Northern Ireland fulfilled a promise made in her inauguration speech - and it has gone down as a successful first outing, writes Northern Correspondent Conor Macauley.

Analysis and Comment • 08 Feb