Conor Macauley

Northern Correspondent

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The Laganside Courts building in Belfast

Man due in court over making, possessing explosives

A man, 46, arrested on suspicion of making and possessing explosives in Belfast will appear in court tomorrow.

Ulster • 6 hrs

Christopher Burns was found dead in Mountnorris in Co Armagh

Man charged with murder of Christopher Burns in Armagh

Detectives investigating a murder in Co Armagh earlier this week have charged a man to court.

News Headlines • 07 Sep

Police searched a property in Belfast yesterday when they found several suspicious objects

Man arrested in Belfast following security alert

A man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing and making explosives after a security alert in Belfast.

Ulster • 6 hrs

Stormont to seek UK funding to help clear up illegal dump

Stormont's Environment Minister is to ask the British government for help with the clear up costs associated with a huge illegal dump in Co Derry, said to be one of the biggest in Europe.

Ulster • 19 hrs

Thousands attend pro-Palestine rallies across Ireland

Protests took place in cities and towns across Ireland this afternoon in support of Palestine.

Regional • 06 Sep

Data helps GAA club to first senior status in 135 years

An astrophysicist and a team of university scientists have used big data to help a GAA club win promotion to senior football for the first time in its 135-year history.

Ulster • 05 Sep

Harris: Troubles' victims must get time to consider deal

Victims and survivors of the Troubles must be given time to consider the terms of any British-Irish deal on new legacy arrangements for Northern Ireland before the governments seek to deliver them, the Tánaiste will say later.

Ulster • 05 Sep

Man who sexually abused children given 5-year sentence

A sexual offender who "hid in plain sight" has been given a five-year sentence for a series of sex offences against children.

Courts • 04 Sep

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn said both sides had made a lot of progress

Govts close to agreeing mechanism on Troubles legacy

The British and Irish governments are close to agreeing a mechanism on dealing with the legacy of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, according to Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn.

Ulster • 03 Sep

Politicians condemn series of racist attacks in Belfast

Politicians have condemned a series of racist and sectarian attacks in Belfast which they said had left some families barricading themselves into their own homes.

Ulster • 03 Sep