Coronavirus death numbers increase for seventh consecutive week in Northern Ireland

Arlene Foster says aim is to inoculate 100,000 health workers in three-week period

North’s low case number of 79 on Tuesday due to data being processed from just 812 people

Ministers scheduled to meet again on Tuesday for further discussions

News on vaccine trial a positive first step, says director of National Virus Reference Laboratory

Market Beat: Closure would mark the end of a storied bank and further erode competition in the market

Local residents have said there has been an increase in positive coronavirus tests

US private equity firm acquired the Irish energy group for €1bn in 2016

Homebuilder aims to deliver 3,000 homes over seven years in south Dublin zone

A memo to parents states that the member of staff was asymptomatic and worked for ‘only one day’

Explainer: Main difference is the North has not set dates for its five phases of reopening

Nearly 400 deaths in North involved coronavirus, statistics agency figures show

The incident occurred just before 4:30pm on Saturday afternoon

Fingal County Council has been forced to close the pitches ’on safety grounds’

Suspects fled into forestry near Kerry border, farmers on quad bikes assisted in search

Helen O’Rahilly: Buying my first Dublin home won't be the same without the domestic goddess of the family casting her verdict

The colour of this tiny Co Clare cottage is attracting as much interest as the price

Legal challenge to project likely to see additional sewage discharges into Dublin Bay

Local residents believe development will harm human health and destroy the local biosphere

Manufacturer which employs 650 in North says consultation is now under way with workforce about their future

AIB research reveals ongoing impact of Brexit uncertainty

Concern mounts among 1,400-strong workforce and wider community, says union

North’s utility regulator denies plan to break away from Republic is linked to Brexit

Finnebrogue Artisan has invested €20m in a new production facility to grow sales of its Naked Bacon products

Ombudsman urges independent review into non-disclosure of ‘sensitive’ material

May had received strong support from NI business community for her Brexit deal

Eating ants and avoiding crocodiles as wildlife outnumbers people in Arnhem Land

Green Party’s David Healy says raw sewage being discharged into Capital’s bathing areas

Living close to a livestock farm likely to reduce allergies, research finds

Gardaí warn of treacherous road conditions as country wakes up to snow and ice

Engineering firm collapses while mulitnational says it will shut plant

Brexit, election and crackdown on diesel and petrol have ‘taken the froth off’ car sales

We swapped authoritarian Catholicism for totalitarian proselytising atheism

Craigavon-based firm directly employs more than 9,000 people in the North

Value of sterling, nature of Brexit and implications for island of Ireland all critical

Launch by North after military parade stokes tensions, but US response measured so far

Great-grandmother shot at her front door while great grandson (6) slept upstairs

Valentine’s Day can be used to reinforce self-love – for both children and adults

Jobs figures have been positive but uncertainty hangs over Bombardier

Minister of Finance finds additional £77m for Northern Executive departments