Journalist and historian Dennis Kennedy dies
Kennedy was The Irish Times deputy editor from 1982 to 1985
Northern Ireland
Author Susannah Dickey: ‘With each book I find myself more invested in writing Ireland’
In the author’s Donegal-set third novel Into the Wreck the vessel of the title ‘represents in some ways the plethora of suppressed histories harboured by families’ across the island
David McWilliams: Sinn Féin’s class-war language is more British than Irish
Voters wary as Mary Lou McDonald’s party beats all-or-nothing, Marxist drum on housing
Author Jan Carson: ‘I Googled what would happen if you drained Lough Neagh’
Author’s fourth novel, Few and Far Between, is inspired by a politician’s madcap scheme
Family of Canadian peace negotiator John de Chastelain say he is ‘in good health and spirits’
Reports of his death emerged in Canada and were published here, with public figures paying tribute
Man arrested in connection with murder of Robbie Lawlor in Belfast
Gardaí arrested man in 40s on foot of extradition warrant to face charges in Northern Ireland
Former employees of Traveller support group ‘living only on prayers’ due to unpaid wages
More than 20 people still awaiting redundancy information after closure of Dublin-based Southside Traveller Action Group
Lurgan bomb attempt ‘timely reminder’ of terror threat to police, PSNI chief says
Jon Boutcher tells North’s policing board there is ‘little doubt’ dissident republicans are responsible for incident
‘They’re still here’: Dissident republicans still active and have not gone away
Northern peace process still has ‘a way to go’ following recent attack at Lurgan PSNI station
Sinn Féin swaps cynical populism for pragmatism on Northern Ireland property tax rises
Some thought has gone into the psychology of carefully boiling the fiscal frog
How to get to shopping heaven in Belfast: great shops you won’t find down south
Our Dublin-based reporter tries out four major retail outlets only available in the North
Reconvened inquiry into Sperrin Mountains gold-mining plan looks to decide 17-year battle
Dalradian Gold wants to mine minerals worth an estimated €30bn in Co Tyrone area of natural beauty
Among Communists by Sinéad Morrissey: memoir captures North in pressure cooker of weirdness
Memoir expresses an attitude of observation that rhymes quietly with poetry, a revelation of a writer and her experience
Man fails to stop extradition to Northern Ireland on cannabis ‘growhouse’ charges
High Court rejects claims surrender would risk breaching right to practice his religious faith
Human rights and Irish language activists among President’s Council of State appointments
Academics added to advisory committee alongside former taoisigh and chief justices
‘Cowardly attack’: Delivery driver forced at gunpoint to bring explosive device to police station
PSNI terrorism unit investigates Armagh incident with suspected dissident republican involvement
Denis Donaldson: Man charged with murder of former IRA member
Arrest followed extradition from Scotland on foot of European Arrest Warrant
Speeding drivers in Co Tyrone hauled up before ‘Kids’ Court’ to explain themselves
PSNI initiative offers motorists a choice: accept penalty points or face stern questions from a panel of primary schoolchildren
In Northern Ireland, the ‘armed patriarchy’ is alive, well and terrorising women
For our small population, we are outstripping other jurisdictions in one area only – the murder of women
Man (49) killed in Portadown named as police open murder inquiry
Two men in their 50s in custody after arrest on suspicion of murder
Flatley vows to ‘push on’ with Lord of the Dance shows following court ruling
Belfast court grants application to replace trustee holding choreographer’s shares in firm that had been suing him
The ‘most dangerous’ place to be a woman: The 30 women who have died violently in Northern Ireland since 2020
Femicide – the killing of women and girls because of their gender – has risen sharply in the North, where 98% of those surveyed experienced some form of violence
Murder investigation begins after death of man in Portadown
Two men aged in their 50s arrested after victim pronounced dead at scene in Co Armagh
Lyra McKee murder accused ‘part of shooting party’ who ‘stewarded crowd’, court hears
Prosecution has been making final submissions in trial of three men accused of murdering journalist in Derry
How to finance your postgraduate degree
Financial supports are in place for recent graduates and mature students alike
Absence of religious fervour in debate about Sunday shopping in North is suspicious
The classic image of Sunday closure in Northern Ireland is of unionist councils chaining up playground swing in the 1960s – the non-swinging '60s
Three accused of Lyra McKee’s murder linked to scene by ‘clothing and physical features’
New IRA claimed responsibility for death of journalist (29) hit by bullet while observing rioting in Derry in 2019
Natalie McNally murder: How YouTuber’s alibi fell apart
In the News podcast: Gamer Stephen McCullagh planned the murder of his pregnant girlfriend
Michael Flatley secures fresh injunction to stop NI firm interfering in Lord of the Dance production
Switzer Consulting Ltd in contempt of court for breaching undertakings it gave the court last month, Flatley says
YouTube removes account used by Stephen McCullagh for ‘fake alibi’ in murder of Natalie McNally
Channels belonging to Co Antrim man remained live on the site throughout the trial in which he was found guilty
Calls for an amnesty for British soldiers in Northern Ireland are based on a myth
Investigating past army misdeeds is a witch-hunt, right-leaning Britain is told, but where is the evidence?
Shared Ireland programme cannot be used to push cause of Irish unity, Jack Chambers says
British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly meeting taking place in Tralee, Co Kerry
‘We got him’: Cheers and tears after Stephen McCullagh found guilt of murdering Natalie McNally
Family and friends of deceased present in Belfast courtroom as YouTuber given life sentence for killing his partner
How YouTuber Stephen McCullagh tried to get away with the murder of his pregnant partner Natalie McNally
The 36-year-old killed his partner in her Armagh home in December 2022 when she was 15 weeks pregnant with his unborn son
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