Teenager seriously injured after Derry incident A 17-year-old boy is in hospital with a potentially life-threatening head injury after an incident in Derry. Ulster • 19 Jan
Teenager seriously injured after Derry incident A 17-year-old boy is in hospital with a potentially life-threatening head injury after an incident in Derry. Ulster • 19 Jan
Campaign aims to reduce farm deaths and injuries in NI A major new campaign has been launched aimed at reducing the number of work-related deaths and injuries among older farmers in Northern Ireland. Ulster • 18 Jan
Campaign aims to reduce farm deaths and injuries in NI A major new campaign has been launched aimed at reducing the number of work-related deaths and injuries among older farmers in Northern Ireland. Ulster • 18 Jan
Man, 90s, dies in road crash in Co Armagh Police in Northern Ireland are appealing for information after an elderly man died following a single vehicle road crash in Co Armagh. Ulster • 16 Jan
Man, 90s, dies in road crash in Co Armagh Police in Northern Ireland are appealing for information after an elderly man died following a single vehicle road crash in Co Armagh. Ulster • 16 Jan
NI school suspends 19 boys for 'disruptive behaviour' A Northern Ireland school principal has suspended 19 boys for "disruptive and disrespectful behaviour" that has led to some substitute teachers refusing to teach there and a number of female teachers having to go home because they were so upset. Ulster • 16 Jan
NI school suspends 19 boys for 'disruptive behaviour' A Northern Ireland school principal has suspended 19 boys for "disruptive and disrespectful behaviour" that has led to some substitute teachers refusing to teach there and a number of female teachers having to go home because they were so upset. Ulster • 16 Jan
New broadcaster for united Ireland, study recommends A new public service broadcaster should be considered in the event of a united Ireland, researchers have said. Ireland • 14 Jan
New broadcaster for united Ireland, study recommends A new public service broadcaster should be considered in the event of a united Ireland, researchers have said. Ireland • 14 Jan
Pregnant woman dies following Antrim crash A pregnant woman in her 30s has died following a two-car collision in Co Antrim. Ulster • 13 Jan
Pregnant woman dies following Antrim crash A pregnant woman in her 30s has died following a two-car collision in Co Antrim. Ulster • 13 Jan
1,400 domestic abuse calls to PSNI over Christmas period The Police Service of Northern Ireland received more than 1,400 domestic abuse calls during the two-week Christmas and New Year holiday period, according to new figures. Ulster • 12 Jan
1,400 domestic abuse calls to PSNI over Christmas period The Police Service of Northern Ireland received more than 1,400 domestic abuse calls during the two-week Christmas and New Year holiday period, according to new figures. Ulster • 12 Jan
Fresh appeal for information about murder of Antrim man Police in Northern Ireland have issued a fresh appeal for information about the murder of a terminally ill man six years ago. Ulster • 09 Jan
Fresh appeal for information about murder of Antrim man Police in Northern Ireland have issued a fresh appeal for information about the murder of a terminally ill man six years ago. Ulster • 09 Jan
Thousands of oysters planted to restore Belfast Lough Thousands of oysters have been planted in Belfast Lough in a bid to restore the species in the waterway. Ulster • 09 Jan
Thousands of oysters planted to restore Belfast Lough Thousands of oysters have been planted in Belfast Lough in a bid to restore the species in the waterway. Ulster • 09 Jan
Sean Brown's family vow to fight on for truth The family of murdered Derry GAA official Sean Brown are preparing for another court hearing as the British government attempts to block a public inquiry in his murder. 2025 in Review • 05 Jan
Sean Brown's family vow to fight on for truth The family of murdered Derry GAA official Sean Brown are preparing for another court hearing as the British government attempts to block a public inquiry in his murder. 2025 in Review • 05 Jan
UUP's Mike Nesbitt to stand down as party leader Mike Nesbitt has said he is stepping down as head of the Ulster Unionist Party to allow the UUP to select a new politician to lead it into the next elections. Ulster • 02 Jan
UUP's Mike Nesbitt to stand down as party leader Mike Nesbitt has said he is stepping down as head of the Ulster Unionist Party to allow the UUP to select a new politician to lead it into the next elections. Ulster • 02 Jan
Fresh appeal issued over Belfast man missing since 2006 The PSNI has renewed calls for information on the 20th anniversary of the disappearance of a man from Belfast. Regional • 01 Jan
Fresh appeal issued over Belfast man missing since 2006 The PSNI has renewed calls for information on the 20th anniversary of the disappearance of a man from Belfast. Regional • 01 Jan
Tensions between govt and UK after 2002 Stormontgate raid Tensions emerged between officials from the Irish and UK governments on Friday 4 October 2002 after PSNI officers raided Sinn Féin offices at the Northern Assembly in Stormont and arrested four members of the party. State Papers • 29 Dec 25
Tensions between govt and UK after 2002 Stormontgate raid Tensions emerged between officials from the Irish and UK governments on Friday 4 October 2002 after PSNI officers raided Sinn Féin offices at the Northern Assembly in Stormont and arrested four members of the party. State Papers • 29 Dec 25
PIRA laundered millions through NI construction sector The Provisional IRA and other paramilitary groups were laundering tens of millions of pounds sterling every year through the construction sector in Northern Ireland in the final years before ceasefires were announced and peace talks took hold. State Papers • 29 Dec 25
PIRA laundered millions through NI construction sector The Provisional IRA and other paramilitary groups were laundering tens of millions of pounds sterling every year through the construction sector in Northern Ireland in the final years before ceasefires were announced and peace talks took hold. State Papers • 29 Dec 25
Extreme right group had plan to attack mosque, court told A Co Down court was told that an extreme right group had a 15-point plan for an attack on a mosque in Co Galway, which would have involved five people. Courts • 18 Dec 25
Extreme right group had plan to attack mosque, court told A Co Down court was told that an extreme right group had a 15-point plan for an attack on a mosque in Co Galway, which would have involved five people. Courts • 18 Dec 25
NAMA Belfast trial finishes up for Christmas break A long-running fraud trial arising from the sale of the Northern Ireland loan book concluded for the Christmas break today. Business • 17 Dec 25
NAMA Belfast trial finishes up for Christmas break A long-running fraud trial arising from the sale of the Northern Ireland loan book concluded for the Christmas break today. Business • 17 Dec 25
Search for Columba McVeigh ends without success A search in Co Monaghan for the remains of Columba McVeigh, who was abducted, murdered and secretly buried by the IRA in 1975, has ended without success. Ulster • 17 Dec 25
Search for Columba McVeigh ends without success A search in Co Monaghan for the remains of Columba McVeigh, who was abducted, murdered and secretly buried by the IRA in 1975, has ended without success. Ulster • 17 Dec 25
Rare footage of lunar impact flash captured An astronomer at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium has captured what is believed to be the first video recording of a lunar impact flash made from the island of Ireland. Ireland • 16 Dec 25
Rare footage of lunar impact flash captured An astronomer at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium has captured what is believed to be the first video recording of a lunar impact flash made from the island of Ireland. Ireland • 16 Dec 25
More needed to stop NI child sexual exploitation - report An inspection report has warned that the criminal justice system in Northern Ireland needs to do much more to protect children from sexual exploitation, with police resourcing levels said to be creating a risk. Ulster • 15 Dec 25
More needed to stop NI child sexual exploitation - report An inspection report has warned that the criminal justice system in Northern Ireland needs to do much more to protect children from sexual exploitation, with police resourcing levels said to be creating a risk. Ulster • 15 Dec 25
Kenova Report reveals dirty past of painful war Something striking happened at the Kenova families' news conference and I watched it unfold. An intervention by a woman who spoke from the floor which made journalists snap round to see. Analysis and Comment • 13 Dec 25
Kenova Report reveals dirty past of painful war Something striking happened at the Kenova families' news conference and I watched it unfold. An intervention by a woman who spoke from the floor which made journalists snap round to see. Analysis and Comment • 13 Dec 25
Compensation for family of first child to die in Troubles The family of the first child to die in the Troubles is set to receive "significant compensation" over his killing by police in west Belfast, the High Court heard today. Northern Ireland • 11 Dec 25
Compensation for family of first child to die in Troubles The family of the first child to die in the Troubles is set to receive "significant compensation" over his killing by police in west Belfast, the High Court heard today. Northern Ireland • 11 Dec 25
Man in court on terror charges over planned attack A 38-year-old man has appeared in court on terror charges following a cross-border investigation into violent right-wing extremism. Ulster • 11 Dec 25
Man in court on terror charges over planned attack A 38-year-old man has appeared in court on terror charges following a cross-border investigation into violent right-wing extremism. Ulster • 11 Dec 25
'May not have been conflict of interest', NAMA trial told There "may not have been" an actual conflict of interests in relation to the proposed sale of the Northern Ireland loan book to investment fund Pimco, a court heard today. Business • 10 Dec 25
'May not have been conflict of interest', NAMA trial told There "may not have been" an actual conflict of interests in relation to the proposed sale of the Northern Ireland loan book to investment fund Pimco, a court heard today. Business • 10 Dec 25
Foresight invests €4m in NI nursery group Little Rays Regional private equity and infrastructure investment manager Foresight Group is investing €4m into Little Rays, a nursery group in Northern Ireland. Business • 09 Dec 25
Foresight invests €4m in NI nursery group Little Rays Regional private equity and infrastructure investment manager Foresight Group is investing €4m into Little Rays, a nursery group in Northern Ireland. Business • 09 Dec 25
State-sponsored killer main character in dirty war The latest chapter of the dirty war has been written, with a state-sponsored serial killer as its main character. Analysis and Comment • 09 Dec 25
State-sponsored killer main character in dirty war The latest chapter of the dirty war has been written, with a state-sponsored serial killer as its main character. Analysis and Comment • 09 Dec 25
