Northern Ireland eases international travel rules Northern Ireland ministers have agreed to a relaxation of international travel rules adopted by other parts of the UK. Coronavirus • 13 hrs
NI could become 'casualty' of Brexit relations - report A report on the Northern Ireland Protocol from Britain's House of Lords has urged the UK and the EU to urgently restore trust between the ... Brexit • 20 hrs
NI theatre, concert halls reopening to indoor audiences Theatres and concert halls in Northern Ireland are to be allowed to reopen to indoor audiences as part of the latest relaxations to Covid-19 rules. Coronavirus • 26 Jul
Families of Omagh victims call for public inquiry Family members of the victims of the Omagh bombing have called for a public inquiry into the events surrounding the atrocity, after a court finding ... Ireland • 23 Jul
2,991 Covid-related deaths recorded in NI - agency Four deaths linked to Covid-19 occurred in Northern Ireland in the latest week to be analysed by statisticians. Coronavirus • 23 Jul
Mixed reaction in NI to abortion services direction The DUP has said that a Westminster direction that Stormont must set up full abortion services in Northern Ireland has "undermined" devolution. But Sinn Féin, ... Ulster • 22 Jul
Woman and two men drown in separate incidents Three people - a woman and two men - have drowned in separate incidents in lakes in the past 24 hours. Ireland • 22 Jul
1,138 new cases of Covid-19 confirmed in NI A further 1,138 cases of Covid-19 have been reported in Northern Ireland today, as modelling suggests there could be as many as 3,000-4,000 cases a ... Coronavirus • 20 Jul
Blair & Northern Ireland - New docs reveal inside story Secret government documents from the UK now made public tell the inside story of just how Tony Blair and his colleagues approached the issue of ... Ireland • 20 Jul
1,776 new cases of Covid-19 in Northern Ireland The Northern Ireland Department of Health has said that 1,776 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported in the past 24 hours. Ireland • 19 Jul
NI supermarkets in call to prevent trade disruption Northern Ireland's leading supermarkets have issued a call for urgent action to avoid trade disruption under the terms of the Brexit protocol. Brexit • 18 Jul
Protocol: Frost speech to put relations on a knife-edge Next week, the UK government will announce its latest approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol. It will be the latest flashpoint following six months of ... Analysis and Comment • 17 Jul
Protocol the only solution to Brexit impact - EU chief European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said that the Northern Ireland Protocol is the solution to issues caused by Brexit. Brexit • 16 Jul
Victims 'let down' over decision to end prosecutions An organisation that represents people bereaved or injured through The Troubles from all across the island of Ireland, Britain and further afield has strongly criticised ... Ireland • 14 Jul
Troubles proposal 'wrong for many reasons' - Taoiseach Taoiseach Micheál Martin has strongly criticised proposals by the British government to introduce "what amounts to a general amnesty" to end prosecutions for crimes related ... Ireland • 14 Jul
AIB to close eight of 15 branches in Northern Ireland AIB is to close more than half of its 15 branches in Northern Ireland and their adjoining ATMs following a strategic review. Business • 13 Jul
Burning of flags wrong and disrespectful - Donaldson The DUP leader has said the burning of flags and election posters on bonfires is "wrong" and "disrespectful". Ulster • 13 Jul
Lightning strike caused Strabane blaze - fire service A lightning strike which started a fire and destroyed a family business in Strabane, Co Tyrone sounded like a car bomb going off, residents have ... Ulster • 05 Jul
Virus vaccination plea as NI experiences 'fourth wave' The importance of vaccination has been emphasised as Northern Ireland's top medic confirmed it has entered a fourth wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. Coronavirus • 05 Jul
Explainer: Why can 'Soldier F' not be named? A man charged with the murders of two men and five attempted murders on Bloody Sunday in 1973 will not stand trial. Who is 'Soldier ... Northern Ireland • 02 Jul
Bloody Sunday 1972: 'Soldier F' will not stand trial A former member of the British Army's Parachute Regiment charged with the murders of two men and five attempted murders on Bloody Sunday will not ... Northern Ireland • 02 Jul
'Pressure' on British govt over Troubles 'amnesty' Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said that "there is pressure on the British government" to introduce what would amount to "an amnesty" in ... Politics • 01 Jul
NI Executive gives green light for return of live music The Stormont Executive has given the green light for the return of live music in Northern Ireland from next Monday. Coronavirus • 01 Jul
Stormont agrees extension of pub opening hours in NI Sweeping changes to Northern Ireland's licensing laws, which will allow pubs and nightclubs to stay open later, have been approved by the Stormont Assembly. Ulster • 29 Jun
More than £1bn needed for NI mental health service More than £1 billion is needed to transform mental health services in Northern Ireland through a ten year plan, Robin Swann has said. Regional • 29 Jun
