‘We cannot save these trees’: The Dark Hedges, made famous by Game of Thrones, are dying
Beech trees, made famous by their appearance on Game of Thrones, are 250 years old and ‘way, way beyond their expected life expectancy’
Antrim
Dagger: The ‘emotionally intelligent’ fashion that helped Luke Rainey escape Portush
For Luke Rainey, growing up gay in Portstewart, fashion was an escape
Man arrested over fatal hit-and-run in Co Antrim released on bail
Man (50s) killed and woman (40s) taken to hospital after incident in Ballyclare
Arsonists targeting 5G masts in Northern Ireland putting public ‘at serious risk’
Warning comes after 5G tower was set alight in Beechmount Avenue area of Belfast
Man remanded in custody over alleged crossbow attack on former UVF member
Matthew Allison is also accused of trying to wound another person with intent to cause harm
PSNI officers breached duty of care to teen knocked down and killed, inquiry finds
New policy recommended for PSNI and paramedics to deal with intoxicated people who refuse treatment
Woman who left scene of fatal road accident avoids jail
Zoe Wallace (25) ordered to complete 100 hours of community service and spend 18 months on probation
‘We’re now in the golden years of Portrush’: Why golf’s Open has the town smiling all over again
The world’s oldest golfing tournament is bringing a feel-good factor as well as 270,000 spectators from across the globe
Ireland’s bakery boom: ‘Customers will spend a tenner on an interesting pastry and a good coffee’
Inside Ireland’s bakeries – from the traditional ovens to the new wave of micro bakeries fermenting dough, farming heritage grain and charging what it really costs
‘We love you Shane’: Lowry’s swing breaks the Open silence as tens of thousands descend on Royal Portrush
Feeling around north Co Antrim course is miles away from the tensions which often grab summer headlines in Northern Ireland
The Open 2025: Rory McIlroy will become the stuff of legend if he lifts the Claret Jug at Portrush
World’s best players are expecting a stern test at Dunluce links when tournament tees off on Thursday
Twelfth of July: ‘We’re not into the bonfires, but the parades are different. Today is a family day’
As communities across Northern Ireland celebrate, there are calls for understanding, education, tolerance and respect
There’s nothing casual about how The Open arrives at any venue but Portrush is better prepared than most
The Co Antrim seaside town hosted its first Open 74 years ago, when you could sneak in for free and send a postcard from the course
Former loyalist UVF prisoner addressed anti-immigration protest at Dublin’s GPO
‘Problem of open borders’ was significant in North and ‘we have to contain what’s going on’, Mark Sinclair told crowd
I’ve found my new favourite food destination in Ireland, so why did it take me 10 years to get here?
From brioche delights to sourdough satisfaction, there’s a lot to love about this area’s cafes and artisan produce
Woman (34) charged with murder following Antrim house fire
Patrick ‘Paddy’ Douglas (55) died from his injuries in hospital after the blaze
Rathlin Island’s puffins: We have quite a lot of people who arrive and say, ‘So, where exactly are the penguins?’
The island, with its rare golden hare, corncrakes and large seabird colonies, sustains a tourism economy
Naas named Ireland’s Best Kept Town in all-island competition
Towns were assessed on cleanliness, presentation of roads and buildings, and local nature
Ireland weather: Thunderstorm and rain warnings lapse, with showers due to dry out
Met Éireann forecasts Sunday to be mostly cloudy with patchy light rain and drizzle spreading eastward
More than 60 officers injured after five nights of disorder in Northern Ireland, says PSNI
Assistant Chief Constable appeals to parents and guardians to speak to children about impact of their behaviour on communities
Ballymena: Week of violent attacks on Northern Ireland’s small immigrant community ‘akin to 1930s Germany’
14 families burnt out of their homes and children forced to hide from mobs
PSNI given emergency Stormont cash to tackle anti-immigration riots
All parties in executive ‘on the same page’ in condemning ‘violent racism’, Michelle O’Neill said
Tattle Life gossip website operator named after couple awarded £300,000 libel damages over posts
The judge said the site had been set up to deliberately inflict hurt and harm on others by allowing the anonymous trashing of people’s reputations
Young victim of alleged sexual assault ‘further traumatised’ by Ballymena rioting, says PSNI chief
Jon Boutcher warns rioters police ‘will come for you’ as he says 41 officers injured and foreign nationals hiding in attics
Larne violence: ‘I thought Northern Ireland was past this, beyond balaclavas’
Arson attack on leisure centre marked third night of disorder in North after alleged sexual assault of girl
The DUP couldn’t have chosen a worse moment to get tough on immigration
The party may have unleashed sentiments that carry it swiftly to the right
Ballymena unrest: Those involved have nothing to offer but ‘division and disorder’, North’s political parties say
Seventeen PSNI officers injured after second night of unrest in Co Antrim town
How to Train Your Dragon review: Nobody needed this remake. But it’s sleek, charming and funny all the same
Mason Thames is charming, Nico Parker fiery and smart. And who better to shout in a horned hat than Gerard Butler?
Disorder in Ballymena ‘clearly racially motivated’, PSNI says
Fifteen police injured after being targeted with petrol bombs, bricks and masonry during protest in Co Antrim town
How to Train Your Dragon star Mason Thames: ‘My driver, Niall, would tell me the craziest stories about growing up in Belfast’
The young Texan actor got daily history lessons about Northern Ireland while making what’s set to be one of the summer’s biggest films
Man who beat vulnerable partner to death in Co Antrim home jailed for 19 years
Court hears John David Scott had assaulted Natasha Melendez multiple times before final attack that killed her
‘This is huge’: Northern Ireland traders hopeful about new EU-UK deal as they battle Brexit ‘mess’
Traders in the North have been struggling with ‘Alice in Wonderful’ bureaucracy on customs and regulatory form filing and hope Monday’s deal will herald positive change
PSNI issue appeal about backpack in search for missing Co Mayo man George Brennan
Brennan was last seen on Wednesday, April 2nd, in Ballycastle, Co Antrim
Water off a cat’s back: a rare breed of moggy that likes to get soggy
At Aqua Dog Hydrotherapy in Lisburn, Co Antrim, the Maine Coons slip into the water like it’s the most natural thing in the world
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