‘Rory did win. He brought the Open to Portrush’: Standing ovation for local hero McIlroy
There have been many winners from Royal Portrush Golf Club to town of Portrush and Northern Ireland
‘We’re now in the golden years of Portrush’: Why golf’s Open has the town smiling all over again
The world’s oldest golfing tournament is bringing a feel-good factor as well as 270,000 spectators from across the globe
‘We love you Shane’: Lowry’s swing breaks the Open silence as tens of thousands descend on Royal Portrush
Feeling around north Co Antrim course is miles away from the tensions which often grab summer headlines in Northern Ireland
‘It is more fun to be involved’: Open golf score records down to two local women
Alison Algeo and Sammy Barry are chief recorder and chief scorer at the Portrush tournament
Rathlin Island’s puffins: We have quite a lot of people who arrive and say, ‘So, where exactly are the penguins?’
The island, with its rare golden hare, corncrakes and large seabird colonies, sustains a tourism economy
Veteran republican Marian Price issues legal proceedings against Disney over ‘Say Nothing’ series
Suggestion Price involved in murder of Jean McConville not based on a single iota of evidence, High Court defamation action claims
Removal of Michael D Higgins’ portrait at Belfast City Hall by DUP Lord Mayor angers Sinn Féin
Decoration of ‘parlour’ in civic building ‘not yet complete’, says unionist party in response to queries
‘We’ve never seen anything like this’: French heatwave breaking records as residents struggle to cope
My parents, who retired to Charente in southwest France in 2014, have never experienced a summer so hot
Omagh bombing inquiry: bereaved families’ long-standing quest for truth collides with reality
The inquiry goes to the heart of one the most enduring post-Troubles tensions: the interests of national security versus the rights of individuals to truth and justice
Omagh bombing bereaved wish to use inquiry to ‘heap shame’ on Irish Government over ‘failures’
Group ‘sick and tired of platitudes, false assurances’ from Irish State authorities, inquiry hears
The stories of the Omagh bomb victims: from unborn twins to community stalwarts
A total of 31 people died when a car bomb planted by the Real IRA exploded in the centre of Omagh on August 15th, 1998
Slow ‘pace of disclosure’ leads to Omagh bombing inquiry delay
Public part of process resumed on Monday for two days after four-month break but will then adjourn until March 2026
Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill declines to rule out presidential run
Former SDLP leader Colum Eastwood will ‘take time to think about’ possible candidacy
Supply risk identified for some UK animal medicines shipped to North
UK government says most veterinary products will remain available as part of post-Brexit arrangements from January
PSNI officers diverted from domestic abuse and sexual crimes investigations to police Northern Ireland unrest
Situation in Northern Ireland returning to normal but police alert to potential return of rioting as situation is ‘febrile’