Drumcree protest outside British government offices in Belfast
Campaigners held placards and chanted “no going back” in both in English and Irish
In pictures: Thousands take to streets for Belfast City Half Marathon
Thousands flocked to the streets of Belfast on Sunday for the 2026 Phoenix Energy Belfast City Half Marathon.
Man in 30s dies after ‘one punch case’ involving two brothers
The PSNI say they are investigating the circumstances surrounding the man’s death after he was involved in an altercation on Monday 7 September
Disgraced Down GAA triple All-Ireland football winner dies, aged 92
Paddy ‘Mo’ Doherty, who played for Down through the 1960s, was found in a ‘trial of facts’ to have committed sex offences against four women in the 1980s
Motorcyclist hospitalised with ‘serious’ injuries after Co Down crash
Collision occurred on Saturday afternoon in Comber area
Bishop urges faithful to ‘challenge others’ over ‘anti-life’ climate change
Bishop Martin Hayes warned humans were ‘polluting the Earth’ during mass broadcast on TV
Man charged with dangerous driving after vehicles damaged on A5
29-year-old is due to appear before court on Monday
Thousands turn out for music, dance and food as Belfast Mela Festival turns twenty
Thousands of people packed into Belfast’s Botanic Gardens on Sunday as the Mela Festival marked its 20th anniversary.
Two Northern Ireland pipe bands are crowned world champions in Glasgow
Drumlough take honours in grade 3B while Bready Ulster Scots Pipe Band win 4B on a memorable day in Glasgow
Momentum towards Irish unity ‘unstoppable’, Colum Eastwood tells Féile event
Mr Eastwood says convincing those in the middle ground is key to any debate on Irish unity
Man arrested after drugs found hidden in child’s bedroom during search linked to Belfast INLA
Police say the operation was targeting suspected criminal activity linked to the Belfast INLA
Focus turns to Palestine at Féile an Phobail
Running alongside the Fleadh, the annual community arts festival features a wide range of political, historical and cultural events
Suspected terrorism items seized in search related to alleged paramilitary display in Belfast
Police say enquiries are ongoing
Republic’s new €53m government jet bought without Israeli-made landing system required for fog
Dublin insists €53m aircraft has ‘no limits on capability despite lacking system to navigate fog and other hazards
Police probe suspected arson after second blaze in three days at abandoned sheds
Police are investigating arson in Co Armagh after a second blaze at the same site in three days