Belfast

Comedian, who pokes fun at both sides of the community in Northern Ireland despite father’s murder, is odds-on favourite to replace Ryan Tubridy

Suspect (31) used what was thought to be a gun to carry out incident before being detained

Security alert in place and number of homes close to station were evacuated following the collision

Court hears a decision had been made that evidential test in case has not been met, resulting in decision to discontinue prosecution

Two schools are part of a project to aid understanding of a past in which their uniforms made them targets

Gym owner Darren Service accused of driving gunmen to scene of hijacking linked to loyalist paramilitaries

Analysis: US president played down his Irishness but emphasised the role of Ulster-Scots in the foundation of the United States in a carefully-calibrated Belfast speech

US president set to visit Belfast, Dublin, Louth and Mayo on his four-day trip to Ireland

The author avoids many pitfalls that plague debut novels, offering fully fleshed-out characters and careful plot progression

Geila Ibram, a 27-year-old woman from Romania, was found dead at a residence in Limerick on Tuesday

In a mixed community half a mile from the predominantly loyalist Westland Estate, fears of sectarian violence have receded - and people are looking for solutions to new problems

Detective says CCTV footage showed Andrew McCullough’s co-accused trying to put teen through shop window

A quarter of a century on, daily violence is gone but education is 93% segregated, Stormont is not functioning and paramilitaries remain a scourge on some of the most marginalised communities

Coleraine musician Hannah McPhillimy delves beneath the surface

Visit will mark 25th anniversary of Belfast Agreement ahead of formal ceremony

Detectives found drugs along with £30,000 in cash after stopping car on Montgomery Road during a ‘proactive operation’

Liam Holden, who died last year aged 68, was convicted in 1972

Bank holiday will mean a four-day celebration for many people

With the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Belfast Agreement next month, today’s youth look towards a life free from traditional divides and taboos

A fan of quietly passionate roles, the actor has just made My Sailor, My Love, a romance that grapples with the way our lives are now structured

Belfast-based GenoME Diagnostics has developed a blood test for early detection

Unpaid tolls come in at €287,000

Extension granted by Belfast court until 10pm on March 1st as police investigate shooting of John Caldwell

Det Chief Insp John Caldwell remains critically ill in hospital at sports complex where he had been coaching youth team

Det Chief Inspector John Caldwell remains critically ill in hospital as PSNI confirm ‘primary line of inquiry’ is New IRA

DUP did not give into pressure to restore Stormont and pass law. Northern Ireland secretary should instead threaten to involve other parties in direct rule

Mark Harper, on visit to Belfast, announces £60m investment in NI green technology companies

PSNI appeals to anyone with information who was in Divismore Park area of west Belfast to come forward

On-board catering, suspended during Covid-19, yet to return on most trains

The comedy writer and producer is coming to Belfast to talk at the RENDR festival

Dublin-based hospitality giant in bid to develop 91-bedroom hotel with rooftop swimming pool next to Ulster Hall

Odds of catching a blue lobster at around two million to one, say marine biologists

London’s confusion about its wider co-ordinates combines with ignorance of Irish realities to produce current protocol standoff

Micheál Martin is meeting Northern Ireland’s five main political parties amid continuing stalemate

One officer had his face slashed while the other was stabbed in the neck, police say

People on either side of the Border are on different pages when it comes to the compromises a united Ireland ultimately requires

Company providing wireless machine health monitoring solutions set to create 10 jobs

Pricewatch: Almost from the get go, a family journey from Belfast to New Zealand descended into an epic ‘fiasco’ involving Aer Lingus

Some men were armed with baseball bats during the incident which happened on Friday evening

Vincent McKee delves deep in his analysis of art and sport against a broad historical, social and political context