March 13, 2020
Benn sacked as NI secretary, as Bryant named successor
July 20, 2026
Hilary Benn replaced by a former Anglican priest as part of a Cabinet reshuffle by the new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham.
Three arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
July 20, 2026
One man in his 30s and two men in their 40s were arrested after a man was assaulted.
Little-Pengelly was 'floored' by news of Donaldson arrest
July 21, 2026
The deputy first minister says people who worked alongside Jeffrey Donaldson are "floored, shocked and utterly repulsed".
Millions for Irish language education spent on other schools
July 21, 2026
The Department of Education confirms that the majority of £6m earmarked for Irish-medium schools has been spent on other schools.
NI economy 'to outperform the UK average over five years'
July 21, 2026
Ulster University's Economic Policy Centre has upgraded Northern Ireland's growth prospects in light of a resilient jobs market.
Woman, 31, among two dead after weekend crash
July 20, 2026
Natasha Gove, who was 31 and from Ballyclare, died at the scene alongside a 41-year-old man.
Man arrested after hit-and-run incident in Belfast
July 20, 2026
Ambulance staff including an air ambulance crew attended the scene at Glandore Avenue.
Burnham 'has his work cut out' on Northern Ireland
July 20, 2026
Andy Burnham has become the UK's fifth prime minster in four years following the departure of Sir Keir Starmer.
Northern Ireland to play Ukraine in Slovakia
July 20, 2026
Northern Ireland will play their away Nations League fixture against Ukraine at Stadion Antona Malatinskeho in Trnava, Slovakia, on Friday 2 October, the Irish Football Association confirm.
Persistent anti-social behaviour is 'scary for our community'
July 20, 2026
Young people from the Colin area in Belfast have described the recent disorder as "scary" and "awful".
Ulster Unionists to establish independent process over child abuser Donaldson
July 20, 2026
Jeffrey Donaldson, who has been convicted of 18 counts of sex abuse, was a member of the UUP from 1985 until 2003.
More than 1,000 teams taking part in record-breaking football tournament
July 20, 2026
A record 1,013 teams from across the island of Ireland, the UK, Europe and North America are taking part in this year's competition.
Going with the flow: Renewable energy battery breakthrough
July 20, 2026
A 3D-printed battery designed at Queen's University Belfast could speed up energy storage research.
The small seaside town winning big from TV tourism
July 20, 2026
Hope Street has been popular with audiences not just in the UK but overseas since it started in 2021.
Ryanair profits drop as Iran war puts off passengers and lifts fuel costs
July 20, 2026
The Irish airline said oil prices had increased costs meanwhile Brent crude surpassed $90.
'Medal guarantee' Wiffen ready for Commonwealth Games
July 20, 2026
Daniel Wiffen tells BBC Sport NI about his breakthrough at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, dealing with his newfound fame and his unwavering self-belief.
'This behaviour is going to result in someone dying'
July 19, 2026
A police officer was assaulted while another man was attacked with iron bars during disorder in west Belfast.
What will an Andy Burnham premiership mean for NI?
July 17, 2026
Devolution, the budget and legacy are all on the agenda for Andy Burnham when it comes to Northern Ireland.
E-scooters - the rules, risks and repercussions
July 19, 2026
After injuries to more than 120 children in two years, Stormont is trying to curb illegal use.
The dancers competing in a different kind of world cup
July 18, 2026
42 dance schools have come together to represent Northern Ireland in the prestigious competition.
Summer holidays: Juggling, budgeting and imagination
July 19, 2026
The tax charged on children's meals, arts and other family attractions has been reduced to 5% over the summer months.
My ice hockey dream is taking me 3,000 miles from home
July 19, 2026
Molly will be attending a school in Canada for student-athletes, where she will combine studies with elite-level ice hockey training.
'I've been offered a dip in the paddling pool': Working in a heatwave
July 18, 2026
In Northern Ireland there are currently no laws on the maximum temperature an employee can work in.
Children flee onto pitch amid disorder at football stadium
July 17, 2026
The referee stopped the game at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium, and police were deployed.
Police investigating after shots fired at house
July 17, 2026
One person was in the house at the time, however, no one was injured.
Pope names Michael Router as new Bishop of Derry
July 16, 2026
Bishop Router moves from the Diocese of Armagh, where he has been Auxiliary Bishop for the last seven years.
Motorists causing 'chaos' at Blue Flag beach, says councillor
July 15, 2026
Gardaí (Irish police) have seized two cars as they tackle illegal parking at Shroove in County Donegal.
Man left 'broken and hopeless' as husband detained at airport
July 14, 2026
Mike Gallagher, a UK citizen, and his Canadian spouse Terry MacInally have been living in Northern Ireland for five years.
Man charged over incident where car rams into crowd
July 20, 2026
Sean McGlone from Drogheda appeared in court on Monday morning charged with dangerous driving.
Ship at centre of record cocaine seizure finally leaves Cork
July 18, 2026
Managing and maintaining the MV Matthew since September 2023 cost the Irish state around €17m.
Oscar-winning actress Brenda Fricker dies at 81
July 17, 2026
She won for her role in 1989 film My Left Foot and had well-loved parts in Home Alone 2 and TV's Casualty.
Ireland experiences longest heatwave since 1976
July 17, 2026
The current heatwave in Northern Ireland has lasted for five days, but temperatures look set to dip on Friday.
Economists likened to climate deniers in Irish unity debate
July 17, 2026
Thomas Gould made the comments during an Dáil debate on the tax and spending implications of unification.
New law will remove 32 million annual passenger cap at Dublin Airport
July 16, 2026
Known as the Dublin Airport (Passenger Capacity) Act 2026, the legislation will grant the minister for transport powers to lift the 32 million annual passenger restriction.
Aer Lingus proposes cutting 500 jobs under savings plan
July 16, 2026
The company proposes cutting 290 roles in its head office, along with 140 cabin roles and 70 pilots.
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June 26, 2026
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