The Snow Patrol frontman (49) released his The Forest is the Path, his first book, earlier this year and has been bitten by the writing bug.

Michelle O’Neill has said that “while we may not agree on everything” she reiterated that it’s important to “find common ground in respecting each other’s traditions and perspectives”.

Forget the ‘pan-nationalist front’… opposing Gaza genocide should not be about green or orange

A Co Antrim woman has called for a ban on fireworks after the death of her pet dog.

The woman who deceived a man waiting on a kidney transplant by pretending to go through the donation process refused to discuss the case when confronted by Sunday Life yesterday.

A mother who was told a review of the investigation into her daughter’s death would take two months is still waiting 11 months later.

For decades, a former IRA man has undertaken a private search for the body of one of the Troubles’ most mythical victims, Robert Nairac.

Grainne McCoy has told how she transformed her body and mind to be in the best shape possible after the most challenging year of her life left her in a dark place.

South East Antrim UDA veterans are planning to boycott today’s Remembrance Sunday commemorations in Rathcoole because of the drug dealers leading the terror gang.

A suspected New IRA loan shark has finally been hooked after being hit with a counter-terrorism assets freeze.

An Orange lodge has written to express its “sad criticism” of the King’s decision to pray with the Pope.

‘New York is really beautiful, but it’s not quite Belfast’: Lola Petticrew on missing home city’s Christmas traditions

A woman whose brother was murdered by the IRA in a booby-trap car bomb outside his home in 1986 has created a poignant book of poems in his memory.

The former national director of publicity for Sinn Féin is keen that Northern Ireland’s past isn’t glamorised.

The artist behind a new mural in Carrickfergus has rejected suggestions that it “glorifies war”.

An eight-year-old from Fermanagh has won a photography award for her image of her mother in “their favourite happy place”.

Broadway musical and West End theatre star Rachel Tucker hopes to inspire fans to defy gravity when she returns home to light up Belfast for Christmas.

In Laganside’s court 13, a jury has been sitting intermittently since September. They’re being trusted to hear a complex months-long fraud trial in which their verdict could send two men to jail – but aren’t trusted to operate a toaster.

A couple who spent years in senior finance roles made the leap into owning a boutique five-star guesthouse in Armagh.

The long-running local broadcaster could be part of a mooted takeover

A video of a "practice statement" was also recovered in which masked men took responsibility for an attack on a Galway mosque and threatened to carry out further attacks on migrant accommodation in Ireland

TUV deputy leader Ron McDowell has said for a second year that he will not attend a Remembrance Day event at Belfast City Hall because of the presence of First Minister Michelle O’Neill.

Durham Street will reopen by the end of November following months of road improvement works outside Belfast’s Grand Central Station.

A paedophile ballet teacher sexually assaulted two young girls and recorded the abuse in an “evil” breach of trust, a court has been told.

Environment Minister Andrew Muir has been urged to vest land at the Mobuoy superdump as it emerged a car-drifting group is now using the site to host events.

Belfast painter Dawn Crothers has launched her first children’s book — The Snail Artist — based on her artwork of slugs and other gastropods styled in a colourful palette.

Trespasses’ Tom Cullen on perfecting the NI accent: ‘I listened to Jamie Dornan over and over again’

Relatives of patients who died while under the care of disgraced consultant neurologist Dr Michael Watt have expressed their frustrations that the doctor still hasn’t been interviewed two years into the police investigation into his practices.

The owners of a popular restaurant in Co Armagh are now opening in south Belfast, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.

‘The border does not apply to me’: Robert Nairac’s illegal forays into Republic revealed in new documentary

A mother who lost her baby at just six days old has channelled her “monumental grief” into fundraising for the charities that supported her family.

Translink passengers have expressed shock and confusion after seeing armed police “acting as conductors” during the morning commute in Co Antrim.

The Cullen family have spoken about their heartbreak at being duped by Nicola Hutton, who falsely claimed she had attending hospital appointments to donate Billy Cullen a life-saving kidney transplant, and exclusively reveal the identity of the man who saved his life

The redevelopment plans propose extensive alterations to the current ground floor units housing a popular restaurant, a Subway store and a haberdashery.

Camper vans give you the freedom to roam, says engineer who launched business after transforming his own for a summer trek around Scotland.

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The family of a Co Antrim man have said a “wicked” woman who cruelly lied about donating a kidney has “stolen months” from his life, as they welcomed the jail sentence handed down to her today.

Former Irish League star Curtis Allen pulled the curtain down on an illustrious career that spanned over two decades at the conclusion of last season.

Artis manages to nail flavours, seasonality, presentation and technique – without ever feeling stuffy, writes John Mulgrew.

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An NI mother and daughter have created a subscription venture delivering letters from different eras, offering an escape from instant messaging through immersive storytelling

Actor James Nesbitt has reflected on the best moments of his career — which include working alongside Liam Neeson and playing killer dentist Colin Howell — as he welcomed Harlan Coben’s desire to set a mystery series in Ireland.

Northern Ireland’s largest health trust was left without planned maintenance services on its life support system for three months after a contractor appointed to take on the work was unable to fulfil its full role on time.

Members of Northern Ireland’s only Orthodox Jewish synagogue fear it could disappear without new followers.

Christmas comes early as award-winning Belfast shop unwraps latest festive window display

The PSNI has refused to confirm or deny the existence of a letter in which a TUV MLA alleged that pro-Palestine protesters mocked the deaths of Jewish people, despite the force previously saying the letter had been sent.

The pastor who rediscovered empathy from his hospital bed: ‘Life’s valleys teach you more about God’

Northern Ireland’s largest health trust was left without planned maintenance services on its life support system for three months after a contractor appointed to take on the work was unable to fulfil its full role on time.