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 • 5 hrs
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 • 5 hrs
Robinson invites Burrows for unionist co-operation talks DUP leader Gavin Robinson has invited the incoming UUP leader Jon Burrows for talks on unionist co-operation. Ulster • 32 mins
Robinson invites Burrows for unionist co-operation talks DUP leader Gavin Robinson has invited the incoming UUP leader Jon Burrows for talks on unionist co-operation. Ulster • 32 mins
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 • 8 hrs
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 • 8 hrs
Five calves 'powerful well' after record-equalling birth A cow on a farm in Co Tyrone has equalled a world record after giving birth to five calves. Ulster • 5 hrs
Five calves 'powerful well' after record-equalling birth A cow on a farm in Co Tyrone has equalled a world record after giving birth to five calves. Ulster • 5 hrs
Arrest over assault and criminal damage at Derry hospital A man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting police and causing criminal damage in the Emergency Department of Altnagelvin Hospital in Derry. Ulster • 10 hrs
Arrest over assault and criminal damage at Derry hospital A man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting police and causing criminal damage in the Emergency Department of Altnagelvin Hospital in Derry. Ulster • 10 hrs
Dance shows could 'fall apart' as Flatley sued in court Forthcoming Lord of the Dance shows could "fall apart" because of an injunction to prevent creator Michael Flatley from participating in the production, the High Court in Belfast has heard. Courts • 5 hrs
Dance shows could 'fall apart' as Flatley sued in court Forthcoming Lord of the Dance shows could "fall apart" because of an injunction to prevent creator Michael Flatley from participating in the production, the High Court in Belfast has heard. Courts • 5 hrs
Repatriation bid after couple, unborn child die in crash Friends of a young family who were killed in a road crash in Co Antrim, have launched a fundraising campaign to repatriate their bodies home to the Philippines. Ulster • 17 hrs
Repatriation bid after couple, unborn child die in crash Friends of a young family who were killed in a road crash in Co Antrim, have launched a fundraising campaign to repatriate their bodies home to the Philippines. Ulster • 17 hrs
New campaign aims to tackle child sexual abuse online The PSNI has joined child protection charity Lucy Faithful Foundation for a new campaign to tackle child sexual abuse online. Ulster • 15 Jan
New campaign aims to tackle child sexual abuse online The PSNI has joined child protection charity Lucy Faithful Foundation for a new campaign to tackle child sexual abuse online. Ulster • 15 Jan
Murder investigation following death of man in Co Derry A murder investigation is under way following the death of a man in Coleraine, Co Derry. Ulster • 15 Jan
Murder investigation following death of man in Co Derry A murder investigation is under way following the death of a man in Coleraine, Co Derry. Ulster • 15 Jan
Naming Stakeknife would help PSNI recruitment - Boutcher The Chief Constable of the PSNI has said the British Government should officially name the IRA agent known as Stakeknife to help combat nationalist distrust in policing. Regional • 14 Jan
Naming Stakeknife would help PSNI recruitment - Boutcher The Chief Constable of the PSNI has said the British Government should officially name the IRA agent known as Stakeknife to help combat nationalist distrust in policing. Regional • 14 Jan
Man injured, dog killed in petrol bomb attack in Newry A man has sustained a serious burn and a dog has died after a petrol bomb attack on a house in Co Down. Ulster • 14 Jan
Man injured, dog killed in petrol bomb attack in Newry A man has sustained a serious burn and a dog has died after a petrol bomb attack on a house in Co Down. Ulster • 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
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
Second person dies following Co Antrim crash A man has died following a road crash in Co Antrim, in which a pregnant woman and her baby also died. Ulster • 14 Jan
Second person dies following Co Antrim crash A man has died following a road crash in Co Antrim, in which a pregnant woman and her baby also died. Ulster • 14 Jan
15,000 crabs in escape bid after truck crashes in Donegal Up to 15,000 crabs made a break for freedom after the truck they were being transported in crashed into a ditch in Co Donegal. Ireland • 14 Jan
15,000 crabs in escape bid after truck crashes in Donegal Up to 15,000 crabs made a break for freedom after the truck they were being transported in crashed into a ditch in Co Donegal. Ireland • 14 Jan
Death of woman in Monaghan was homicide - forensic report A new forensic report into the death of a young woman in a Monaghan canal has concluded that she died of a violent physical assault despite gardaí treating her death as a tragic accident. Ireland • 13 Jan
Death of woman in Monaghan was homicide - forensic report A new forensic report into the death of a young woman in a Monaghan canal has concluded that she died of a violent physical assault despite gardaí treating her death as a tragic accident. Ireland • 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
Prosecution expected in fatal shooting of Denis Donaldson A prosecution is expected in relation to the fatal shooting of Denis Donaldson in Co Donegal in 2006, the Minister for Justice has said. Ulster • 12 Jan
Prosecution expected in fatal shooting of Denis Donaldson A prosecution is expected in relation to the fatal shooting of Denis Donaldson in Co Donegal in 2006, the Minister for Justice has said. Ulster • 12 Jan
Man accused of Co Donegal murder remanded in custody A man accused of the murder of Co Donegal businessman Stephen McCahill has been remanded in custody after appearing via videolink before Letterkenny District Court. Ulster • 12 Jan
Man accused of Co Donegal murder remanded in custody A man accused of the murder of Co Donegal businessman Stephen McCahill has been remanded in custody after appearing via videolink before Letterkenny District Court. Ulster • 12 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
Donegal man's death 'plunged community into darkness' The death of Donegal businessman Stephen McCahill has plunged his parish and local community into darkness, his funeral mass has heard. Ulster • 10 Jan
Donegal man's death 'plunged community into darkness' The death of Donegal businessman Stephen McCahill has plunged his parish and local community into darkness, his funeral mass has heard. Ulster • 10 Jan
DUP criticises McEntee's 'clear challenge' to Legacy bill DUP leader Gavin Robinson has criticised Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee's "clear challenge" to the UK over legislation to tackle the Troubles. Ulster • 10 Jan
DUP criticises McEntee's 'clear challenge' to Legacy bill DUP leader Gavin Robinson has criticised Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee's "clear challenge" to the UK over legislation to tackle the Troubles. Ulster • 10 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
Two children 'extremely frightened' after Down break-in Two children were left "extremely frightened" after three men broke into a house in Co Down, police have said. Ulster • 09 Jan
Two children 'extremely frightened' after Down break-in Two children were left "extremely frightened" after three men broke into a house in Co Down, police have said. Ulster • 09 Jan
Four arrested after 'cannabis factory' found in Co Derry Four people have been arrested after the Police Service of Northern Ireland discovered a "cannabis factory" in a property in Co Derry. Ulster • 08 Jan
Four arrested after 'cannabis factory' found in Co Derry Four people have been arrested after the Police Service of Northern Ireland discovered a "cannabis factory" in a property in Co Derry. Ulster • 08 Jan