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The woman was stopped by police at Heathrow Airport in London on 7 November last, allegedly in possession of a quantity of cocaine

Irish woman arrested in UK suspected of importing drugs

An Irish woman has been arrested in the UK on suspicion of trying to import drugs into the country.

Students have assumed responsibilities for the running of Caifé le Chéile in Letterkenny

Students brewing successful business in Letterkenny café

Students from St Bernadette's School and Loreto Secondary School in Letterkenny, Co Donegal have utilised a inclusion project supported by the National Council for Special Education to set-up a café that is open five days a week and five hours a day to the public.

Ulster • 22 hrs

A palestinian flag flies above belfast city hall

Court denies bid to remove Palestine flag from city hall

An emergency legal bid to have the Palestinian flag taken down from outside Belfast City Hall was denied by a High Court of Northern Ireland judge.

Ulster • 02 Dec

PSNI confirmed that an investigation is under way

Investigation after video threats against NI politicians

A criminal investigation is under way into a video threat against politicians in the Newry, Mourne and Down council area.

Ulster • 02 Dec

NI business survey results should be ringing alarm bells

A fifth of small businesses in Northern Ireland say they have shrunk in the last year, according to a survey by Enterprise Northern Ireland.

Business • 04 Dec

A copy of the newly published joint framework report addressing the legacy of the Northern Ireland Troubles on display

Call for more clarity from UK govt on NI legacy changes

MPs have called for greater clarity from the UK government over its planned changes to legacy proposals for Northern Ireland.

Ulster • 01 Dec

Assembly Buildings Belfast, HQ of Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church to gather and 'lament our failings'

The new leader of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland has announced a special gathering to come together following significant safeguarding failings.

Presbyterian Church • 01 Dec

The incident occurred on the Upper Newtownards Road

Pedestrian dies after being struck by car in Belfast

A man has died after he was struck by a car in east Belfast last night.

Ulster • 30 Nov

Three black and white cows stand in a field

Suspected case of bluetongue identified in cattle in NI

A suspected case of Bluetongue virus has been identified in cattle in Northern Ireland.

Ulster • 30 Nov

Scene of a two-vehicle road traffic collision at Derrylin Road, Enniskillen

Two men die after crash between bus and car in Fermanagh

Two men were killed in a collision involving a bus and a car in Co Fermanagh, the PSNI has said.

Ulster • 30 Nov

Pipe bomb made safe in Dunmurry security alert

A viable pipe bomb has been discovered following a security alert in Dunmurry, in Belfast.

Ulster • 29 Nov

Man charged with attempted murder of PSNI officer

A 21-year-old man has appeared in court in Northern Ireland, charged with the attempted murder of a police officer.

Northern Ireland • 29 Nov

The man will appear at Dungannon Magistrates' Court in the morning

Man due in court over attempted murder of police officer

A 21-year-old man is due in court in the morning, charged with the attempted murder of a police officer.

Ulster • 28 Nov

Charges withdrawn for teenagers accused of attempted rape

Two teenagers accused of attempting to rape a schoolgirl in Ballymena, Co Antrim are to have the charges withdrawn, a judge has ordered.

Ulster • 28 Nov

A knife seized by the PSNI following an attack in Derry

Hunting knife used in attack on police officers in Derry

Police in Northern Ireland are investigating the attempted murder of one of their officers in Derry last night.

Ulster • 27 Nov

Status Yellow wind warning issued for Donegal and Mayo

A Status Yellow wind warning has been issued for counties Donegal and Mayo from this afternoon.

Regional • 27 Nov

Northern Ireland charity warns of baby grand piano scam

A leading charity which offers music therapies to victims of Northern Ireland's Troubles has told how it was almost scammed out of cash by a fake offer of a baby grand piano.

Ulster • 28 Nov

A large portrait of a man wearing ceremonial mayor robes can be seen on a white wall.

Son of Assembly deputy speaker denies portrait damage

A son of the Sinn Féin deputy speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly has denied any involvement in damaging a portrait of a former unionist Lord Mayor of Belfast.

Ulster • 27 Nov

Shane O'Farrell was knocked off his bicycle and fatally injured by a driver who should have been in jail at the time

Bail law recommendations in review after O'Farrell death

Legislation should be introduced to place people under house arrest in cases where bail would otherwise be refused, according to a report on the country's bail laws.

Politics • 27 Nov

Stormont has an in-year overspend of £400m this year (file image)

UK's extra £370m will have little impact - NI minister

Northern Ireland is to get an extra £370m (€422m) as a result of the UK budget announcement at Westminster, but its impact will be limited, it has been claimed.

Ulster • 26 Nov

Atlantic Technological University in Letterkenny, Co Donegal

First veterinary medicine programme to be launched at ATU

The first veterinary medicine programme in Connacht and Ulster will be launched at Atlantic Technological University in Letterkenny, Co Donegal this afternoon.

Ireland • 24 Nov

Eric Guiney and his 14-year-old son Desmond died after their milk delivery lorry was attacked by stone throwers in north Belfast in May 1981

Witness appeal into 1981 death of milkman and son in NI

A legacy body is seeking witnesses to the death of a milkman and his son during rioting linked to the 1981 hunger strikes.

Ulster • 25 Nov

Watchdog to investigate sewage discharge in Belfast Lough

The UK's top environmental watchdog is to investigate whether bodies regulating the discharge of raw sewage into Belfast Lough are acting within the law.

Ulster • 25 Nov

Settlement agreed for family of teen shot by British army

A "significant settlement" has been reached for the family of a teenager shot dead by the British Army almost 50 years ago.

Ulster • 24 Nov

Former SF employee not prosecuted over damage to portrait

A former Sinn Féin employee will not be prosecuted over damage to a portrait of a former unionist mayor of Belfast.

Ulster • 24 Nov

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Irish woman arrested in UK suspected of importing drugs

Students brewing successful business in Letterkenny café

Court denies bid to remove Palestine flag from city hall

Investigation after video threats against NI politicians

NI business survey results should be ringing alarm bells

Call for more clarity from UK govt on NI legacy changes

Presbyterian Church to gather and 'lament our failings'

Pedestrian dies after being struck by car in Belfast

Suspected case of bluetongue identified in cattle in NI

Two men die after crash between bus and car in Fermanagh

Pipe bomb made safe in Dunmurry security alert

Man charged with attempted murder of PSNI officer

Man due in court over attempted murder of police officer

Charges withdrawn for teenagers accused of attempted rape

Hunting knife used in attack on police officers in Derry

Status Yellow wind warning issued for Donegal and Mayo

Northern Ireland charity warns of baby grand piano scam

Son of Assembly deputy speaker denies portrait damage

Bail law recommendations in review after O'Farrell death

UK's extra £370m will have little impact - NI minister

First veterinary medicine programme to be launched at ATU

Witness appeal into 1981 death of milkman and son in NI

Watchdog to investigate sewage discharge in Belfast Lough

Settlement agreed for family of teen shot by British army

Former SF employee not prosecuted over damage to portrait