Twelfth of July: ‘We’re not into the bonfires, but the parades are different. Today is a family day’
As communities across Northern Ireland celebrate, there are calls for understanding, education, tolerance and respect
Tyrone
Taoiseach condemns effigy of refugees on loyalist bonfire and expresses concern about health risks
Kneecap posters placed on bonfires; burning of asbestos could cause lung cancer, Micheál Martin warns
Kevin Penrose: ‘You have guys playing Gaelic football who are too scared to come out. I want to give them courage’
‘I was in Thailand and there were four of five days where I didn’t leave the hotel room. That’s when I decided to ring home and come out’
‘Isn’t it brilliant’ a mother says, photographing her children at the bonfire topped with an effigy of a migrant boat
Police Service of Northern Ireland investigates ‘hate crime’ following reports of material atop bonfire
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
NI ombudsman recommends review of police investigation into murder of Marian Beattie
Marian Beattie’s body was found at the bottom of a quarry in Co Tyrone in 1973
Naas named Ireland’s Best Kept Town in all-island competition
Towns were assessed on cleanliness, presentation of roads and buildings, and local nature
‘People felt lonely and without support. The Wellness Hub brings everyone together’
Inspired by a trend emerging in New York and London, ‘social wellness clubs’ are popping up around Ireland
A former British army officer and author on former IRA members opening up to him: ‘Trust is a huge issue’
Jonathan Trigg says it has been slow work getting former IRA members to open up to him, but some have done so, sharing their experiences and thoughts - and asking about British army training
Northern thriller writer Brian McGilloway: ‘People are having to take sides again. And that’s never good here’
The author on why he no longer writes police procedurals, his distrust of the North’s hierarchy of victimhood, and his compulsion to write
Mysterious sweathouses were used widely in Ireland until late 19th century. Now sauna culture is making a comeback
Mysterious sweathouses were used widely in Ireland until the late 19th century as a cure for every kind of ‘malady of the peasant’. Now sauna culture is making a comeback
Family of Ronan Wilson (9) ask DPP to appeal sentence of driver who killed him
Mother says she feels ‘let down’ by ‘leniency’ of punishment given to Sergee Kelly of Upper Mullaghmore, Co Sligo
US tariffs: For distillery north of the Border, the picture is further complicated by Brexit
‘You add tariffs on anything coming from the US whiskey industry, then that is a major issue,’ says Wild Atlantic Distillery cofounder
PSNI investigates after email causes six schools to close in Northern Ireland
Threatening email sent to schools in Fermanagh, Tyrone and Antrim
‘Management aren’t open to it’: Why remote working rates are lower in Northern Ireland
Economist warns the lack of work-from-home opportunities in the North could affect recruitment and retention of staff
Nine new Irish attractions to explore: Defying gravity, distilling views and waterway wonders
From giant sculpture trails in Tyrone to a hidden gem in Tipperary, there’s a wealth of new adventures throughout the country
Second Omagh inquiry not necessary to establish the truth – O’Callaghan
Minister expects agreement over inquiry co-operation soon – but no separate process
‘It’s about women North and South learning about each other, learning about the grassroots issues in their communities’
Talk of a new Ireland is one thing, but it must focus on improving people’s lives to be worth anything, women declare in Longford
Police arrest second man as part of Dungannon murder investigation
Victim aged in his 70s was found in a flat in the Corrainey Park area last Thursday
Man dies after being found with serious injuries in Co Tyrone
PSNI cordoned off Corrainey Park area of Dungannon after man found injured in flat
Bird flu: Almost 16,000 birds to be slaughtered after second outbreak in Tyrone
Temporary control zones have been established and all poultry at site will be ‘humanely culled’
Inquest findings in SAS shooting of four IRA men referred to prosecutors
Judge says he is obliged to send a report to DPP if evidence indicates criminal offence may have been committed
The dead were wrapped in sheets and laid in nearby alleyway on day of Omagh bombing, inquiry hears
Omagh inquiry: Former sergeant said police faced ‘stampede’ of people after explosion wanting news of loved ones
Omagh bombing inquiry: ‘World stood still’ in aftermath of explosion
Former newsagent Jim Sharkey says family members were told he had been killed in 1998 bombing
Nine PSNI officers injured over weekend in Derry and Strabane
The incidents included officers being headbutted and being charged at with a knife
PSNI opens murder investigation after death of man in Co Tyrone
Stephen Holmes (31) died on Saturday after sustaining critical injuries in alleged assault earlier in the week
Man arrested on suspicion of arson, four rescued in Co Tyrone house fire
Two women, two children and eight police officers are taken to hospital
Omagh inquiry: Pain of loss never eases, says mother of 12-year-old Co Donegal boy killed in bombing
A Sunday school teacher who had recently become engaged was also remembered at inquiry
Omagh bombing inquiry: ‘The bomb affected how I felt about where I came from, driving me away from Northern Ireland’
There have been many inquiries into killings during the Troubles but this seems unique, allowing families to express their deepest feelings about their loved ones
Omagh bombing inquiry: Woman hopes ‘no other family has to suffer as we did’ after members of three generations killed
Victim’s sister questions whether process will uncover the full truth
Omagh bombing inquiry: Sister of Alan Radford (16) gives emotional tribute to teenager who ‘radiated light’
Claire Hayes gave tribute to brother on second day of commemorative statements to 29 victims
Woman fined for unlawful possession of weight-loss medicines
Enforcement officers found unlicensed prescription medications after visiting the property of Shaunagh McElroy (33)
Protesters opposed to gold mine in Tyrone seek assurances that cyanide will not be used
Environmental campaigners staged a protest outside the inquiry into a proposed mine near Greencastle in the Sperrin Mountains, carrying miniature coffins with the words ‘RIP Clean Air’
Lorry driver dies in single-vehicle crash in Co Tyrone
Police received report after 7.50am on Monday that a lorry crashed in the Moylagh Road area of Beragh
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