Mary Lou McDonald: ‘Crazy’ lack of Irish presidential vote in the north ‘smacks of a gerrymander’

Research reveals impact of Great Irish Famine on survivors’ height

Burke family confront Education Authority chair and DUP councillor Mervyn Storey at church building

Dublin construction giant CRH stays silent on rumours that ‘Farrans sale is close’

Galgorm Collection’s flagship resort recorded a pre-tax profit of £7m last year

Liz Kimmins defiant but minister running out of road on delayed scheme

Heavier fines needed to combat speeding ‘epidemic’ in Northern Ireland, senior PSNI officer says

‘Deeply disturbing’: PSNI launch arson probe after woman’s body found next to burning car in Co Tyrone

Almost half of £3.3m Housing Executive security bill spent on Belfast city centre office

Judge keen trial of Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife not delayed again

Deputy first minister Emma Little-Pengelly visited airport lounge on taxpayer-funded trip to Wimbledon with husband

PSNI officer dismissed for sending racist and sexualised WhatsApp messages

Stakeknife is reported to have left £500,000 in sealed will

Bloody Friday victim’s son is top earner among London-listed firms

Miami Showband survivor has ‘no doubt’ about involvement of Robert Nairac in massacre

Retired cop Jon Burrows throws hat into the ring for vacant UUP assembly seat

Mother and two children murdered in Maguiresbridge to be buried together

Appeal for movements of car night before mother and two children were killed in Co Fermanagh

Doug Beattie: The decorated former army captain who’s too liberal for unionism

Derry MLA condemns ‘pre-arranged attack’ before Derry City and Bohemians match

Taxpayers served bill for deputy first minister and husband’s Wimbledon trip

37 point plan to save Lough Neagh launched a year ago - only 14 have been implemented

‘The Sash is not a sectarian song’ - Gerry Adams admits liking loyalist marching band music

Silence from 999 call inside Fermanagh triple murder house as ‘disturbance’ sparked alert

School pays tribute to ‘vibrant and much-loved’ pupils killed in Maguiresbridge shooting

‘She lived for her children’ - mum and kids killed in Co Fermanagh triple murder named locally

Third person confirmed dead as murder probe launched into Fermanagh shooting

I quit my job as a banker in London and now I’m doing what I love in Derry

Two dead after incident at property in Co Fermanagh

"Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly can’t do anything else but swan around and be photographed together because once exposed to questioning by a press pack, the cracks and crevices would open." Read Brian Feeney: tinyurl.com/42aspjxr

PSNI Chief Constable delivers bedside apology to terminally ill brother of Catholic murder victim

A former soldier has been jailed for raping his partner’s two younger sisters when they were children - both of whom were warned “not to make him angry”.

Section of M1 motorway to close overnight and reduce to one lane for two weeks

Northern Ireland’s National Youth Choir to close after 26 years as Arts Council axes funding

Over 1,400 looked-after children reported missing since 2020

PSNI oversight body is ‘being run by a former RUC/PSNI officer’ says ‘concerned’ Nuala O’Loan

Sophie Clarke speaks to Diona Doherty, Jordan Arnold, Olivia McVeigh and Shannon Mitchell, aka the voices behind the Girls Groupchat Podcast, about building a female-led community one laugh (and cry) at a time

Further warnings of toxic algae in Lough Neagh

Belfast Oscar-winner Terry George: ‘The Tunnel is a snapshot of a pivotal moment in the Troubles’

What time does Rory McIlroy tee off? Times for The Open’s final day as Scottie Scheffler remains favourite

The owner of a traditional wool shop in Belfast which has been running for six decades has said that it is “incredibly sad” that they have had to close its doors, as the business deals with rising costs and a changing society.

Anti-PSNI poster allowed to remain in west Belfast republican heartland

MLA spent £2,500 on envelopes and stamps in a year

All roads into Portrush to close for five hours on Saturday for loyalist parade despite clash with The Open

A DUP councillor has suggested “minority rights” should be extended to all after claims that a mixed street at the centre of an Irish language row was included in a loyalist parade route in a bid to intimidate local people.

“Julie was so lively, so funny and had such a big personality. I wanted to get that across and to let people see who she was as a much-loved daughter, sister and friend.”

Antrim residents ‘intimidated every single year’ by flags outside Catholic church

Orange lodge which opposed GAA presence at children’s sports camp hosts loyalist band which took part in UVF parade

Cricket Ireland invites East Belfast GAA children to Stormont sports camp

A Ballymena schoolgirl was walking along a street when she was dragged into a garage and allegedly raped and sexually assaulted by three males, a court has heard.