Teenager who died in Derry collision remembered as a ‘dear, kind friend’
Noah Karran is the third young man from Derry to die on the roads in the last three weeks
Northern Ireland
Three men accused of petrol bombing during Belfast riots granted bail
The charges relate to street violence in the Connswater area last month
Three men accused of petrol bombing police during racially-fuelled rioting to be released
Police came under attack from a large crowd throwing masonry, fireworks and other projectiles
Woman who claims she was raped as teenager by army cadet leader denies lying about the incident
Neil Beckett is standing trial on a total of 29 offences
British government rules out public inquiry into murder of Derry GAA official Sean Brown
British agents linked to murder of Co Derry man Sean Brown
John Paul Whitla: Killer who stabbed victim 50 times in frenzied attack received unduly lenient sentence, court told
John Paul Whitla serving at least 15 years behind bars for murdering Nathan Gibson
Almost 60 convicted for stalking offences in first two years of new legislation
57 convicted for stalking offences in first two years of new legislation
Belfast author Lucy Caldwell nominated for BBC National Short Story Award
Writer is among five finalists shortlisted for prestigious plaudit
Political leaders on both sides of Irish border praise ‘reset’ in relationship
Speaking at a press conference following the meeting, Mr Harris said the reset in their relationship is ‘really important’.
Stormont ‘has way to go’ in efforts to secure improved funding from Treasury
Michelle O’Neill was providing an update after she, the deputy First Minister and the Finance Minister met the Chancellor.
Michelle O’Neill hopeful of decision on Casement Park funding in immediate future
The derelict west Belfast GAA ground has been earmarked to host five matches in Euro 2028, being jointly hosted by the UK and Ireland.