Conor Macauley

Northern Correspondent

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Families were given their first chance to address Belfast's Court of Appeal

A5 upgrade a 'human rights issue', says GAA President

The A5 is a GAA road and the proper development of it is a "human rights issue", GAA President Jarlath Burns has said.

Ulster • 02 Apr

The dual language signage is due to be installed at Grand Central Station

Legal threat pauses work on Irish signs in Belfast

Work to introduce Irish language signage at Belfast's new £340 million bus and rail station has been paused due to a threat of legal action.

Ulster • 01 Apr

Stormont Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins confirmed that Irish language signage will be installed at Belfast Grand Central Station later this year

DUP urged not to create 'crocodile moment' in signage row

The DUP has been urged not to create another "crocodile moment" around the Irish language as a row over proposed signage for Belfast's new £340m public transport hub gathers pace.

Ulster • 31 Mar

Joe Lynskey was abducted and shot by the IRA in the summer of 1972

Remains found in Co Monaghan grave not Joe Lynskey

The Disappeared Commission has confirmed that human remains found in a grave in Co Monaghan last year are not those of Joe Lynskey, who was abducted and murdered by the IRA more than 50 years ago.

Ulster • 24 Mar

The counter protest was several times the size of that protesting about immigration

Anti-immmigration protest and counter rally in Belfast

An anti-immigration protest in Belfast has been met with a counter rally involving trade unionists and politicians.

Ulster • 23 Mar

Youth Assembly members expressed a range of views on the extension of the voting age during a debate in the assembly chamber

Teenagers in Northern Ireland debate lowering voting age

A group of teenage parliamentarians have come together to debate the merits of lowering the voting age in Northern Ireland to 16.

Ulster • 23 Mar

Finance spokesman Pearse Doherty reacted to the ESRI report that warned of the potential economic implications of a damaging trade war

Europe should not get into trade war with US, says SF

Europe needs to take a breath and not get sucked into a trade war with the US, Sinn Féin has said.

Ireland • 21 Mar

Patrick McVeigh was gunned down from a passing car on a street corner at Finaghy Road North in May 1972

Ex-British soldier charged with murder of Patrick McVeigh

The case of a former British soldier charged with the murder of a man in west Belfast more than 50 years ago has been heard in the city's Magistrate's Court for the first time.

Courts • 19 Mar

Colum Marks was shot dead by a police officer in Downpatrick in April 1991

RUC probe into killing of IRA man 'lacked independence'

An investigation into the fatal shooting of an IRA man in Co Down more than 30 years ago has found a subsequent police inquiry "lacked independence and rigour".

Ulster • 18 Mar

The group gathered at the Court of Appeal in Belfast included many who have lost loved ones in the road

GAA members stage rally in support of A5 upgrade project

Several hundred members of the GAA have taken part in a rally in support of a major new road scheme which will upgrade one of Ireland's most dangerous roads.

Ulster • 18 Mar