Tyrone firm faces corporate manslaughter charge over death of Steven McTeague (51) in workplace accident

Ballymurphy inquest difficulties 'exacerbated by loss of records'

Sinn Féin's Bobby Storey under threat from 'criminal elements'

Man convicted over Marcell Seeley murder fails in a bid to overturn his conviction

Man convicted over Marcell Seeley murder fails in bid to overturn conviction

Pedestrian killed by car on M1 in Tyrone lost father in bike crash

Man (22) killed by car on M1 in Tyrone had lost father in bike crash

Sweetie den is perfect fit for south Belfast schoolgirl

Tom Kelly: Bravery of First World War soldiers like my great grandfather should be remembered

Castleblayney snatch winner in dying seconds to break Cushendun hearts in Ulster decider

Sleb Safari: Matthew McConaughey as Jack Dawson in Titanic? Alright, alright, alright

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Four dead after fire exchanged over Gaza/Israeli border

North's remain parties urge EU to be steadfast on guarantees

Shadow Brexit secretary insists withdrawal can be stopped

Seriously injured Co Offaly referee Daniel Sweeney the latest victim of match violence

Brexit border differences remain despite late night talks

Martin O'Neill confirms Republic squad as Northern Ireland call up Bobby Burns

Brexit

North's remain parties urge EU to be steadfast on guarantees

PRO-REMAIN parties have urged the European Union to be "steadfast" over its guarantees to Northern Ireland.

Topics

Shadow Brexit secretary insists withdrawal can be stopped

LABOUR shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer has said Britain's withdrawal from the European Union can still be stopped.
Brexit border differences remain despite late night talks

Brexit negotiations remain deadlocked over measures to prevent a hard border between the UK and Ireland.
Surge in Northern Ireland patients heading to eastern Europe for cut-price operations

A SPIKE in the number of patients travelling across Europe for operations due to Northern Ireland's dire waiting lists has cost the health service almost £1.5m – in a 'last resort' scheme under threat from Brexit.
Alliance's Stephen Farry: Northern Ireland's Remain voice must be heard on Brexit

TODAY, four Remain parties are presenting a united front for the interests of Northern Ireland.

News

North's remain parties urge EU to be steadfast on guarantees

PRO-REMAIN parties have urged the European Union to be "steadfast" over its guarantees to Northern Ireland.

Topics

Shadow Brexit secretary insists withdrawal can be stopped

LABOUR shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer has said Britain's withdrawal from the European Union can still be stopped.
Ballymurphy inquest difficulties 'exacerbated by loss of records'

Inquests into the deaths of ten people killed in gunfire during three days of shootings in west Belfast have been told difficulties surrounding the case have been exacerbated by the loss of records and statements from military witnesses.
Seriously injured Co Offaly referee Daniel Sweeney the latest victim of match violence

A REFEREE has been injured in an assault after a football match in Co Offaly, in what is the latest attack on a sports official.
Tyrone firm faces corporate manslaughter charge over death of Steven McTeague (51) in workplace accident

A TYRONE-based company is to face trial, accused of corporate manslaughter and other charges relating to safety assessments, following the death of an employee in a workplace accident.

Business

Seven inspiring jobs to consider

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Topics

As Waspi reminds us, women are getting stung on their pensions

There's an old saying in the investment business: “Judging an investment fund based purely on past performance is like driving your car looking only in the rear view mirror.
What do the US midterm elections mean for investors?

DEEP in the heart of your ISAs, investments and pensions is the pulse that creates your investment returns.
What the Chancellor did with relief for entrepreneurs

QUESTION: The Chancellor announced changes to Entrepreneur's Tax Relief in the recent Budget.
Dramatic 60% slump in Belfast footfall following Primark blaze

FOOTFALL in Belfast city centre continues on a downward spiral, with some areas reporting a 60 per cent decline since the Primark fire, according to new figures.

Sport

Martin O'Neill confirms Republic squad as Northern Ireland call up Bobby Burns

Republic of Ireland boss Martin O'Neill confirms squad as Northern Ireland call up Bobby Burns

VIDEO or AUDIO: 1 pm TODAY: Watch or listen in to our weekly Facebook and Twitter Live SPORT AT ONE show
St Colman's, Newry advance to MacRory Cup derby clash against Abbey

Danske Bank MacRory Cup: St Colman's, Newry 4-11 St Patrick's Academy, Dungannon 1-18 DESPITE falling 1-4 to 0-1 behind at the end of the first quarter, St Colman's Newry recovered to take the group points from this highly-entertaining Danske Bank MacRory Cup tie in Pearse Óg Armagh on Saturday morning.
Casement Cup semi-final evenly balanced but St Mary's, Magherafelt may edge it

Danske Bank Casement Cup semi-final: Monday Nov 12: 3pm in Allen Park, Antrim St Mary's, Magherafelt v Rathmore Grammar LAST November St Mary's Magherafelt really pushed St Patrick's, Keady close in the Danske Bank Casement Cup final and they look intent on reaching a second final when they take on Rathmore Grammar in this afternoon's semi-final in Allen Park, Antrim.
Unbreakable bond between Derry men who won Sam Maguire celebrated in Ballymena

THE Tullyglass Hotel in Ballymena had a very special guest booked in to stay the night on Saturday.

Opinion

Claire Simpson: Social Investment Fund debacle shows it's not what you know, it's who you know

"Never ask of money spent/ Where the spender thinks it went," the American poet Robert Frost wrote.

Topics

Tom Kelly: Bravery of First World War soldiers like my great grandfather should be remembered

There is a famous World War I painting by John Singer Sargent called Gassed.
WW1 victims drawn from all traditions

Yesterday was a solemn and emotional day in Ireland and across the world as those from all backgrounds marked the centenary of the armistice which took effect on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month and brought an end to the First World War.
Miracles are absurdities which can't be verified by reason or evidence

In response to Sean Taggart (October 30), I must tell him that having researched the incident at Knock for many years I have long since arrived at the inescapable conclusion that a Church in deep crisis resorted to the lowest levels of deceit and trickery to dupe and fool its followers – and restore its shattered reputation and diminished authority among the local community.
Patrick Murphy: World War One was not some legitimate, romantic adventure

For the second time in a hundred years, Ireland has fallen in love with World War I.

Magazine

AFC Wimbledon advertise for new manager on Twitter with predictable results

Do you have a history of Football Manager success? You might want to send in your CV…

Topics

Tributes to ‘true legend' Stan Lee as Marvel maestro dies aged 95

Lee helped create iconic superheroes Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four and The Incredible Hulk
Stan Lee's six best Marvel movie cameos

From Spider-Man to Iron Man, take a look at the best of his on-screen appearances.
Marvel co-creator Stan Lee dies aged 95

Marvel paid tribute to the ‘founder, voice and champion' of the company.
Spider-Man creator Stan Lee dies aged 95

Lee was famous for making brief comical cameos in each of the Marvel universe films.

Life

Katie Piper: 'It makes me so happy that perceptions of beauty are gradually changing'

ALONGSIDE author, campaigner, presenter and charity founder, Katie Piper can now count Strictly contender among her ever-growing list of achievements.

Topics

Ask Fiona: How can I have a better relationship with my kids after divorce?

WHEN my wife and I divorced, it was a pretty messy business and a lot of bad things were said.
Celebrity quotes: Mark Gatiss on Brexit, Sheridan Smith on the wheels coming off

"Brexit, to me, is like slitting your own throat and going to bed saying: 'I'll see how I am in the morning'.
Fashion: Want to make like Meghan with a tailored dress? Here are our top ix picks

Six ways to make like Meghan – seen here in black double-breasted tuxedo dress by Canadian brand Judith & Charles – in a tailored dress.
Mary Portas: 'I don't work weekends, I don't work evenings'

BY HER own admission, straight-talking businesswoman Mary Portas, TV's queen of shops, who has helped shopkeepers turn their struggling businesses around and advised the government on the future of high streets, has mellowed.

Arts

Largest selection of Andy Warhol art in Ireland is unveiled in Dublin

THE largest selection of Andy Warhol's work to be shown in Ireland has been unveiled in Dublin.

Topics

Andy Warhol

Cult Movie: Monkey Shines a rare miss for chiller master George A Romero

THE great George A Romero and the world of independent cinema were made for each other.
Chris Pine on Outlaw King: I felt that Robert the Bruce was tremendously human

CHRIS Pine has yellow paint flecked on the thigh of his white jeans.
Gig guide: Live music for the week ahead

Today Above & Beyond – Telegraph Building, Belfast Ian Prowse, Nasher Nash – The American Bar, Belfast Blue Whale, Girl, Steve Davis etc – The Menagerie, Belfast Aaron Shanley, Edelle McMahon – Stranded, Strand Arts Centre, Belfast The Fake Flirtations, Alder, Paul and The Meanie etc – Volume Control, Oh Yeah, Belfast The Chris Slade Timeline – The Limelight 2, Belfast Mugged By A Ghost, Rachel Rane, Afterlight etc – The Pavilion, Belfast Tony Wright – Chapter and Verse (ChorusVerse), Down Arts Centre, Downpatrick Christy Dignam & Joe Jewell – Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen Saturday November 10 Declan O'Rourke – The MAC, Belfast Roe, The Wood Burning Savages, Son of the Hound etc – Native Music Mart, 12pm to 5pm Amidships, Jealous of The Birds, Brash Isaac etc – The Midnight Organ Fight Revisited, Oh Yeah, Belfast Modern Rome, Bui – The Sunflower, Belfast Scream Blue Murmur, One Night in Babylon – Accidental Theatre, Belfast Tony Wright – Chapter and Verse (Chorus Verse), Riverside Theatre, Coleraine Sunday November 11 Catalan, Hot Cops, Hiva Oa etc – Rude Health, The Limelight 2, Belfast Threatin, Iceage, Braid – The Empire, Belfast Obie Trice, Swifty McVay – Skylite Room, Warrenpoint Monday November 12 Slaves, The Murder Capital, Lady Bird – The Limelight, Belfast Tuesday November 13 Deacon Blue – The Ulster Hall, Belfast Billy Harrison – Irish Linen, Oh Yeah, Belfast Deadmau5 – Telegraph Building, Belfast Moscow Death Brigade, Towers – Voodoo, Belfast Wednesday November 14 David McCann, Ethan Hanna, Sister Ghost (solo) – Accidental Theatre, Belfast Ferals, Dena Anuksa, Alice LA etc – Oh Yeah, Belfast Thursday November 15 Kurt Vile & The Violators, Meg Baird, Mary Lattimore – The Limelight, Belfast Brand New Friend, Ciaran Lavery, Hannah Peel etc – NI Music Prize, The Ulster Hall, Belfast The Crawling, Conjuring Fate, Disconnect etc – The Empire, Belfast Vokxen, Reevah, Ingloom etc – 39 Gordon Street, Belfast Paddy Nash, Paul Casey – Portrush Yacht Club, 8pm Eamon McNamee – The Deerstalker, Portrush, 8pm Bowana – The Quay's, Portrush, 10pm The Grooverobbers – Portstewart Arms, 10pm Michael Cunningham – Kiwi's Brew Bar, Portrush, 10pm Errol Walsh – The Anchor, Portstewart, 10:30pm .
Album reviews: Muse, Olly Murs, Jeff Goldblum, Sarah Brightman, Imagine Dragons

Muse Simulation Theory An industrial thud announces the arrival of another Muse album – the band's eighth.

Omagh bombing

Mother of Omagh bombing victim Aiden Gallagher breaks silence in emotional letter backing Nuala O'Loan

THE mother of Omagh bombing victim Aiden Gallagher has spoken publicly for the first time since his death 20 years ago to praise a former Police Ombudsman’s comment that the atrocity could have been prevented.

Topics

Omagh bombing victim's husband 'flabbergasted' by former police ombudsman's claim

FORMER police ombudsman Nuala O'Loan has been criticised by the husband of an Omagh bomb victim for claiming that the atrocity was preventable.
Nationalist commentator criticised for Omagh bomb comments

A nationalist commentator has been criticised for making "absolutely despicable "comments in relation to the Omagh bomb after he said those killed were not murdered.
Video: Omagh remembers its dead

A BELL has tolled 32 times in Omagh at ceremony to remember those who lost their lives in the bombing 20 years ago today.
Nuala O'Loan says Omagh bomb could have been prevented

A FORMER policing watchdog who investigated the Omagh bombing has said it could have been prevented.

Pope's visit

Lasting souvenir of Papal visit Ireland with release of a commemorative book

PILGRIMS can now have a lasting souvenir of the historic Papal visit to Dublin, Knock and the World Meeting of Families (WMOF) with the release of a commemorative book.

Topics

Film reveals effect of Pope John Paul II's visit to Republic

A new documentary highlights the effect Pope John Paul ll's visit to the Republic in 1979 had on the peace process.
Pope Francis 'tasted pain and bitterness' of abuse during Irish visit

POPE Francis has lamented how Irish church authorities failed to respond to the crimes of sexual abuse, speaking during his first public appearance at the Vatican after accusations that he himself covered up for a former US cardinal.
ANALYSIS: DUP has yet to give an adequate explanation for Papal snub

It's important that people respect Arlene Foster's decision not to attend Saturday's civic reception for Pope Francis in Dublin Castle.
From Rome to Croke Park in 12 hours with Pope Francis

'UNGODLY hour' might not be the correct term when you are about to fly with the Pope, but it well describes the 3.45am alarm call that woke me on Saturday after a couple of hours' restless sleep.

Civil Rights

Stormont discrimination of Catholics 'hugely exaggerated' says David Trimble's ex-aide

A FORMER adviser to ex-First Minister David Trimble has claimed discrimination against Catholics by Stormont before the civil rights movement has been "hugely exaggerated".

Topics

Fionnuala O Connor: Press reports from 1968 show unionist leaders unable to grasp what was happening

RUC men on that Saturday fifty years ago blattered their way into history on camera, leaving newsprint catching-up as the Troubles, and the next week, began.
Leona O'Neill: Those who commemorate the IRA are no champions of civil rights in my eyes

WE’VE just come out of a weekend that marked probably one of the most important moments in Northern Ireland’s history, the birth of the civil rights movement.
Deaglán de Bréadún: Where is the Bernadette Devlin of today to give voice to nationalists at Westminster?

IF YOU are an Irish nationalist or republican or simply a person who believes in resisting oppression, you probably need cheering-up under current circumstances.
Ulster Unionist peer had to walk through Sinn Féin rally

Ken Maginnis, the County Tyrone peer, found himself in the middle of a Sinn Féin rally in Derry on Saturday.

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