Derry’s shirt factories: ‘You can still see the imprints of the factory girls’ feet on the concrete stairs’
A grassroots group honouring the women who once worked in Derry’s shirt factories are encouraging a new generation of fashion talent
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PDForra extends scheme to allow members to travel for medical treatment
Defence Forces members can avoid lengthy HSE waiting lists
A former British army officer and author on former IRA members opening up to him: ‘Trust is a huge issue’
Jonathan Trigg says it has been slow work getting former IRA members to open up to him, but some have done so, sharing their experiences and thoughts - and asking about British army training
PSNI detectives investigate shots fired at Derry home
PSNI received report at 1am that a motorbike had pulled up outside a property and fired multiple shots
Northern thriller writer Brian McGilloway: ‘People are having to take sides again. And that’s never good here’
The author on why he no longer writes police procedurals, his distrust of the North’s hierarchy of victimhood, and his compulsion to write
Mysterious sweathouses were used widely in Ireland until late 19th century. Now sauna culture is making a comeback
Mysterious sweathouses were used widely in Ireland until the late 19th century as a cure for every kind of ‘malady of the peasant’. Now sauna culture is making a comeback
Journalists pay tribute to late Lyra McKee as her picture is unveiled at Belfast’s Reporters Bar
Accomplished writer and campaigner died after being struck in the head by a bullet in Derry
PSNI appeals for witnesses as motorcyclist in critical condition after Derry collision
Incident happened on Friday afternoon in Legavallon Road area of Dungiven
Seán Brown case: Court affirms ruling for public inquiry into GAA official’s murder
Order compels Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn to establish inquiry by June 2nd
Good Trouble: The Selma, Alabama and Derry, Northern Ireland Connection 1963-1972 by Forest Issac Jones
A wide-ranging story about connections between the two civil rights movements
Five arrested over disorder and sectarian hate crimes in Derry
Man (20s) arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm remains in custody
Early Irish star of women’s golf to be honoured with Royal Portrush plaque
May Hezlet won the British Ladies’ Championship three times and the Irish Ladies’ five times between 1899 and 1908
‘Forget about glamour’: Jonathan Anderson offers advice to would-be fashion designers as he receives TCD honour
Dior creative director honoured by Trinity College Dublin’s University Philosophical Society
Derry violence ‘orchestrated by New IRA’ to prevent police investigating dissident parade, court told
Thomas Joseph Moore (55), who claims he was providing security at event, charged with offences under Terrorism Act
Man (55) charged after violence following dissident Easter parade in Derry
Second man (30) has been released following questioning
Police attacked with petrol bombs and fireworks after dissident republican parade in Derry
PSNI says young people used to ‘shield’ masked individuals during the disorder that followed Easter Rising commemoration
Paul Brady: ‘There’s a huge coterie of Irish nationalists who don’t want a United Ireland’
The singer has been reflecting on his life to compile The Archive, his new box set. It’s been a rich, rewarding six decades in music
UK government’s failure to order inquiry into Sean Brown murder ‘cannot stand’, appeal court rules
Chief Justice has given Northern Ireland Secretary four weeks to ‘reflect’ on judgment
Bloody Sunday: ‘Soldier F’ to face murder trial in September
Ex-paratrooper accused of murdering James Wray and William McKinney in Derry in January 1972
O’Neill ‘did not see ex-press officer McMonagle at Stormont event’, report finds
Standards commissioner rules O’Neill did not breach ministerial code of conduct
‘Spice bag’ and ‘morto’ among new words added to Oxford English Dictionary
Term for popular takeaway credited to establishment in Templeogue, Dublin
Shona McCarthy, the Irish woman running the world’s biggest arts festival, is heading home: ‘I’m tired. You feel it to your bones’
After 35 years of nonstop work, this ardent advocate for the arts is about to catch her breath
‘Management aren’t open to it’: Why remote working rates are lower in Northern Ireland
Economist warns the lack of work-from-home opportunities in the North could affect recruitment and retention of staff
‘One of the lowest points of my life’: Elizabeth Day on marriage breakdown, IVF and How To Fail
Elizabeth Day made her name with her relatable accounts of failure. The How To Fail host is now reaping the rewards of her own success
Retired pastor denies illegal protest at abortion safe access zone in Coleraine
Clive Johnston disputes the charges on a devolution point and under the European Convention on Human Rights
Rot: A History of the Irish Famine by Padraic X Scanlan - Interesting and new takes, and much to debate
Exploring the socio-economic, political and ideological systems that made the Irish poor vulnerable to disaster
VHI seals deal with Kingsbridge Healthcare Group, adding access to three private hospitals
Belfast, Derry and Sligo locations intended to provide more options, health insurer says
Donegal company launches wild Venison protein bar that delivers a bigger hit for fewer calories than sweet snacks
Wild & Co’s product is aimed at people involved in demanding sports and exercise routines
‘It’s about women North and South learning about each other, learning about the grassroots issues in their communities’
Talk of a new Ireland is one thing, but it must focus on improving people’s lives to be worth anything, women declare in Longford
‘Nell McCafferty belonged to the Bogside’: Derry mural commemorates late journalist and campaigner
The gable mural is being unveiled to mark International Women’s Day
‘Outgoing, bubbly and caring’: Tributes to girl (11) killed by car while getting off school bus
Caitlin-Rose McMullan was returning to Castledawson, Co Derry from Magherafelt on Wednesday
‘Where I come from, people don’t do medicine. It’s not on your radar’: how a new generation of doctors is being trained
Lower tuition fees and living costs in Derry are attracting more medical students from diverse backgrounds across the island
Colum McCann on his new book: ‘You could actually take down the world’s internet ... with a fleet of 20 ships’
The novelist was astonished by the lax security around the undersea internet cables that keep us connected. That vulnerability, both technological and human, is at the heart of Twist, his new novel
‘This new generation doesn’t like the past’: A night at a unionist meeting
Unionists are ‘allowing republicans/nationalists to get inside our heads’ and control narrative on Irish unity being ‘inevitable’
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