Siptu seeks engagement with Glen Dimplex as 51 jobs to go in Newry
Company is engaged in ongoing restructuring of its operations
Northern Ireland
Communities bracing for more rain in areas already battered by Storm Chandra
Wexford County Council warns of ‘high risk’ of more flooding in Enniscorthy over bank holiday weekend
Family of electrician (24) killed during Storm Ali in 2018 call for urgent new law
Family of electrician killed while working during 2018 storm speak at Unite event
Fading trust hitting Stormont’s ability to deliver, report says
Belfast-based think tank Pivotal says Northern Ireland’s ministers seem to be operating individually, not collectively
Jury in Nama NI property loan book case to be sent out to deliberate on Thursday
Businessman Frank Cushnahan is accused of fraud regarding sale of portfolio
Eight ex-soldiers investigated over Bloody Sunday evidence will not be prosecuted
‘Evidential threshold’ to pursue case has not been met, say prosecutors
Noah Donohoe inquest: Jury shown CCTV footage of schoolboy before he went missing
Teenager was ‘the nicest, friendliest person, funniest person’, his friend says
Frank Cushnahan ‘living life of character assassination’ for over a decade, court told
NI businessman has been charged with fraud in relation to the sale of Nama’s Northern Ireland property loan book
Storm Chandra: Met Éireann wind warning in place for all of Ireland, with gusts up to 112km/h
Additional rain warning in place for six counties along with amber alert for three counties in North
Noah Donohoe ‘excited’ for future in days prior to disappearance, friend tells court
Teen (14) found dead in Belfast storm drain in June 2020
Stormont Minister breached ministerial code with social media post, report finds
Commissioner says Gordon Lyons’s actions had potential of ‘heightening tensions’ during rioting in North last year
Court awaits delayed medical report in Eleanor Donaldson trial
Co-accused Jeffrey Donaldson resigned as DUP leader after his arrest in March 2024
Firm has brought action ‘against its master’, Michael Flatley, star’s lawyers claim
Switzer has issued proceedings against the choreographer and dancer for alleged breach of contract
Noah Donohoe inquest: ‘His moods have been so out of character,’ mother told police on phone
Jurors heard Fiona Donohoe say her 14-year-old son had been ‘so up and down’ and ‘really huggy’ a week before his disappearance
Sinn Féin’s refusal to levy a charge on water is pathetic
If well-off homeowners paid a wealth tax equivalent to a cup of coffee a month, there would be more houses, jobs and a cleaner environment
Irish government ‘right’ on concerns over discredited North legacy law, British MPs told
Commons approves remedies as legislation on immunity for Troubles-era killings breaches human rights
Loyalist paramilitaries ‘community workers by day, terrorists at night’ – former PSNI chief
George Hamilton tells Westminster how loyalists are behaving in ‘same coercive, controlling way’
Economic inequality is worsening in Northern Ireland, report says
Study from Ulster University Economic Policy Centre shows Belfast now well ahead of other regions economically
Former British soldier played ‘logistical role’ in smuggling €42m worth of cocaine
Gary Monks was part of a ‘structured and organised’ cell under the control of others that conspired to import drugs
Man charged with murder of Wayne Reid in Co Derry
The 33-year-old is due to appear before Coleraine Magistrates’ Court on Monday
Seventh person arrested in North murder investigation
Arrest of woman on Saturday is latest in connection with death of Wayne Reid on Monday
UUP considers DUP invitation to unionist co-operation talks
Past agreements have aimed to maximise unionist vote and secure seats in certain constituencies
File describing Sinn Féin’s Gerry Kelly as IRA leader returned to National Archives
Historian disputes Minister’s assertion that withdrawal of file was ‘normal’
Father admits shaking baby who remains in critical condition and ‘unlikely to survive’
Court hears older injuries to child suggest other incidents of abuse
Will UUP’s ‘enthusiastic, articulate’ new leader halt the party’s decline?
Former PSNI senior officer Jon Burrows was selected as an MLA for North Antrim only a few months ago
Ulster Banner shows Ireland’s Call was not such a bad idea after all
Division on identity pollutes sport again, this time it is on North’s Commonwealth Games team’s flag
Next UUP leader to be former police officer Jon Burrows
Only candidate put their name forward for the leadership by the close of nominations
Newry the new Malmo? Cross-Border hub might ease Dublin’s housing crisis, report says
Model could follow Swedish city, which is home to commuters who work in nearby Danish capital
Turning Newry into a Dublin dormitory town: now there’s an idea
A new house that might sell for €400,000 in Mullingar would be €150,000 cheaper north of the Border
‘We haven’t had one bad experience’: Why cross-Border trade has leapt fourfold since Brexit
InterTradeIreland offers assistance, including up to €21,500 to put a salesperson on the ground in the other jurisdiction for a year
Naming IRA spy Stakeknife would help recruit more Catholics to PSNI, committee hears
PSNI chief expresses frustration at UK government’s refusal to name Stakeknife
The ground is increasingly fertile for an Irish Maga
The emergence of a hard right in Irish politics was apparent during the run-up to last year’s presidential election
Ulster Banner to remain NI flag for Commonwealth Games following guidance
North’s body for event had been seeking guidance on use of flag since 2020
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