Brooklyn Beckham and Catherine Zeta-Jones were among the famous faces lining out for Team Europe in the Ryder Cup All-Star match.

US comedian and chat show-host Jimmy Kimmel has offered his thanks to fellow presenters such as Patrick Kielty for their support after his show was temporarily axed.

How a Northern Ireland mum is using VR to transform understanding of vision impairment, writes Kerry Edgar

Former Coronation Street star is just loving being behind camera filming the new series in Belfast

Veteran MLA raises concerns about “bizarre” response to basic query from the Belfast Telegraph

Video footage emerges after right-wing rabble rouser sunk to new low with ferry rant on way to racist rally

"I am one of four people who have been told they are outside the terms of reference. "This was despite having been initially told I met the criteria."

Belfast Harbour’s vision of adding a lido for public swimming to Clarendon Estate could place the city in the same bracket as Copenhagen for its use of water, a planning expert has said.

A nationwide manhunt is under way for a 42-year-old criminal who escaped from Kilkenny garda station.

Loyalist says his legal challenge over Irish language signs at Grand Central Station should ‘just be start’ in wider campaign

"Anyone watching the Irish version of The Traitors — and everyone should — will notice that the F word is never beeped out and that the characters of all ages use it liberally..."

There have been eight security incidents on the Stormont estate in recent years.

Blue Lights' Declan Lawn is “surprised” PSNI absence levels due to mental health issues are not higher given the “traumatic” pressures of the job. His comments come as figures reveal absenteeism from psychological illness cost the force just under £30m in the last financial year.

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“We’ve built it up from very little, but that’s only the beginning...” Jane Allen, her husband David and three children took over Magheramorne Estate five years ago. She explains how the family is now working to establish the business as a “middle to high-end” wedding venue and event space.

Belfast Harbour has announced a plan for Clarendon Estate to add more housing and public space while reviving its historic dry docks.

Exclusive | A violent thug who left his victim bedridden following a serious assault in 2022 is still avoiding justice — with police failing to locate him more than a year after he pleaded guilty.

My chance pool game with Belfast man who became a killer and how ordinary men can harbour extraordinary violence

"What’s happening in Ballymena at the moment is racially offensive, not me asking Kerry Katona did she feel Oriental..." In an interview with Niamh Campbell, Eamonn Holmes opens up on how the world of broadcasting has changed and why he thinks telling it as it is should never be problematic.

NI songwriter and musician Phil Coulter talks money and music

A former police officer who investigated the murder of showjumper Katie Simpson has raised concerns over the unexplained death of a young woman found in a Monaghan canal.

A support dog controversially housed at Magilligan Prison has been removed from the facility and placed in temporary care, according to an MLA.

Gaza and Guinness: The shocking assassination linking Ireland’s famous brewing dynasty with the crisis in the Middle East

A man hid two cameras in his girlfriend’s bedroom because he thought she was cheating on him, a court has been told.

‘We don’t want another family to go through this.’ The family of a Co Armagh woman who died while receiving cancer treatment in London are urging the Health Minister to reach an all-island agreement that would allow Northern Ireland patients to access a specialist service in the Republic.

A hairdresser who posted revenge porn of her girlfriend online has avoided jail.

A Northern Ireland businesswoman has been awarded almost £88,000 in compensation for unfair dismissal after accusing her boss of gaslighting her.

DUP MLA Jonny Buckley has said that many nationalists feel let down by Sinn Fein and the SDLP on immigration and transgender issues.

One of the first standalone inclusive hairdressing salons in Northern Ireland will open later this month.

A well-known Cookstown businessman has been charged with multiple historic sex offences.

The row over Paul Givan’s speech and AI is "more significant than a quickly forgotten squabble", writes Sam McBride.

A woman who printed out confidential emails between Alex Easton and his solicitor has been handed a two-year conditional discharge.

Border bandit Brendan ‘B-Man’ O’Callaghan’s guilty pleas to multimillion-pound drugs and money laundering charges have caused panic in criminal circles.

"It's impossible to be sincere and serious about Irish unity and then hound Heather Humphreys over whether she attended Orange Order parades and her husband’s membership of the institution," writes Suzanne Breen www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/colu...

A domestic abuse and revenge porn victim has warned women against getting involved with the bully who “ruined” her life.

Exclusive | A prominent figure in Northern Ireland football who was key to bringing Jim Magilton to Cliftonville has revealed he will step away from his position at Solitude in the latest twist to a turbulent period for the north Belfast club.

One of the suspects in the notorious Quinn brothers murders has denied any involvement and urged the culprits to come forward. Jason (9), Mark (10) and Richard (11) died after a UVF gang threw a petrol bomb through the living room window of their home in Ballymoney on July 12, 1998.

A disturbance in Dungannon last weekend where four people were taken to hospital, including a woman who was stabbed to the head with a screwdriver, is being linked to a local feud.

Exclusive | A killer who cut the throat of his child’s mother is set to be thrown back in prison after Sunday Life caught him breaching his pre-release conditions.

The man who announced the result of the Good Friday Agreement referendum to the world in 1998 has passed away. Patrick Bradley organised key elections in Northern Ireland throughout the Troubles, and later worked as an electoral adviser for the UN and EU around the world.

"We should be lauding our legends — constantly reminding the world that ‘our wee country’ has delivered some of the greatest sportsmen on the planet," writes David Jeffrey.

A new deal between the UK and Irish governments on addressing the legacy of the Troubles has drawn mixed reactions from victims, with some warning it leaves many questions unanswered.

"The deal between the British and Irish governments on how to approach the legacy of the Troubles is in some ways quite detailed," writes @sjamcbride.bsky.social. "Yet it doesn’t contain a single explicit reference to those responsible for the vast majority of the slaughter."

Kneecap are to take legal action following comments made by a Canadian MP after the rap trio was barred from entering the country.

Culture Night returns to Belfast tonight after a four-year hiatus with organisers promising it will be better than ever.

"It’s east Asian with a little dollop of Thai, Chinese and Malaysian on the menu. And we are here for the noodles..."

The UK and Irish governments have unveiled a new “framework” to deal with the legacy of the Troubles.

By all accounts, the “dignified” phase of the president’s visit passed well; any possible frictions between the disparate participants dissolved away in the warm sandstone balm of Windsor Castle – “the ultimate”, as Donald Trump put it.

The book covers everything from the Clancy Brothers, U2, the Cranberries and Van Morrison, right up to the modern Irish music scene with the rap group Kneecap.

A Northern Ireland health trust has been criticised for not keeping an elderly patient, who later died, in hospital for further observations.