Ireland should apologise for ‘unjustifiable conduct’ during Troubles, says new UUP leader
Jon Burrows criticises ‘double standard on legacy’, but stresses respect and good relationships
Derry
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast: An underwhelming and tonally disorienting show
In her first major series since Derry Girls, Lisa McGee seems to have gleaned her 26 counties knowledge from old D’Unbelievables box sets
How a jiu-jitsu club in Melbourne became an Irish emigrant hub
‘Guys come in very nervous – they’ve only played Gaelic and perceive this as a fight club’
Lisa McGee on her new Netflix mystery comedy: ‘A messed-up cousin of Derry Girls’
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast stars Roísín Gallagher, Sinéad Keenan and Caoilfhionn Dunne as three friends investigating another’s death
President listens to Northern Ireland’s youth on final day of official visit
Catherine Connolly hears about work in Derry around peace process and efforts to build relationships between communities
Catherine Connolly hits right notes during visit to hidden ‘jewel’ of Derry
President meets Bloody Sunday families, visits Siege Museum, praises city for showing ‘path to peace’
North-South electricity price comparisons face scrutiny amid claims of Republic ‘price gouging’
Cross-Border cost differences far from clear but questions are being asked of State’s regulator
Niamh Hargan: ‘I grew up in Derry with a noncomplex relationship with Irishness and identity’
‘I’m just wrecked all the time,’ says the author and entertainment lawyer of her hectic double life
Eight ex-soldiers investigated over Bloody Sunday evidence will not be prosecuted
‘Evidential threshold’ to pursue case has not been met, say prosecutors
Gardaí set to give information to delayed inquest in North about man killed by Real IRA
Kieran Doherty’s body was found outside Derry, but near Donegal border, almost 16 years ago
Economic inequality is worsening in Northern Ireland, report says
Study from Ulster University Economic Policy Centre shows Belfast now well ahead of other regions economically
‘I have lived in an unreal world’: audio of NI dentist’s confession to double murder emerges
Colin Howell walked into a Co Derry police station and confessed to the murder of his wife and his lover’s husband
Man charged with murder of Wayne Reid in Co Derry
The 33-year-old is due to appear before Coleraine Magistrates’ Court on Monday
American shot dead by Ice agent remembered for ‘formative years’ in Northern Ireland
Renée Nicole Good took part in Christian youth missions to Northern Ireland as a teenager
Censoring Sinn Féin Christmas card ‘a step too far’, NI officials told after staff complaints
Some social security workers ‘offended’ by card from local Sinn Féin office thanking them for their work
Nine Irish walks packed with history
From Tipperary to Sligo, get your steps in our Irish countryside and discover those stories behind the scenes
Kneecap at 3Arena: A rambunctious and humorous set with heartfelt moments
Rap trio brings its controversy machine to the Dublin venue with a formidable live gig, guest collaborations and plenty of fun
Sinn Féin’s property portfolio: Inside the wealthiest political party in the State
Some properties claimed as being owned by party in 2023 were not included in accounts lodged for the following year
Man who blackmailed vulnerable woman with naked photos for €9,000 is jailed
Derry man Jordan McKeever (27) told police he asked woman for money to fund his gambling habit
Nesting author Roisín O’Donnell: ‘At points I lost my nerve - nobody wants to read a book about coercive control’
The author of Nesting on why she couldn’t abandon the novel despite several attempts, finding her confidence as a writer and her children’s excitement at her success
Murderer who was unlawfully at large from Derry prison for nine months back in custody
James Meehan (56), convicted of killing of Jim McFadden, failed to return to Magilligan Prison from day release
Ciarán Ó Dochartaigh: Vague Symptom Clinic review – Chronic illness and political violence intermeshed
The Derry artist draws on his and his family’s health problems to raise the spectre of state violence in his city
Man (21) charged with attempted murder of PSNI officer
One officer stabbed in leg and attempt made to stab another in chest
PSNI officer stabbed with hunting knife while attempting to arrest man in Derry
Two others and custody detention officer assaulted as two arrested on suspicion of several offences, including attempted murder
Epic National Cross-Country battles end in victories for Brian Fay and Fiona Everard
Fay won his first title in tough conditions in Derry, as Everard ran down Niamh Allen to win her second title
When the Border was being drawn, my grandad tried to put Derry in the Free State
What if Derry city was included in the Irish Free State or Donegal included in Northern Ireland? Or if there was no Border at all?
Derry in 1969: How Gilles Caron photographed the Battle of the Bogside
Kerry exhibition of Life magazine images by French photojournalist revisits the start of the Troubles
‘A portal to the underworld’: Tramping a bleak bog as part of a spooky Halloween tour
Bogland is highlight of ‘Halloween Origins’ tour in Derry exploring the scientific and spiritual roots of the Celtic festival of Samhain
Human rights activist Michael Farrell: ‘We were in a period of progress, but now we seem to be galloping backwards’
Lawyer Michael Farrell represented transgender woman Lydia Foy after earning his stripes during the Troubles in the North
Elizabeth Day: ‘I felt like a total failure – divorced, single at 39 and in the trenches of IVF’
Author and host of the How to Fail podcast on growing up in Northern Ireland, writing a column when she was 12, and her new novel, One of Us
Silence in court as Soldier F, who sat obscured from view, was found not guilty
‘We took him to the wire’: Tears and disappointment as families react to verdict
Former paratrooper Soldier F found not guilty of murder in Bloody Sunday trial
British army veteran acquitted of murder and attempted murder at Belfast Crown Court
Former Sinn Féin press officer Michael McMonagle breaches sex offences order
Michael McMonagle (44) was given a suspended sentence for breaching the Sexual Offences Prevention Order
Obituary: Patrick (Pat) Bradley: Chief electoral officer in the North who oversaw many elections in troubled hotspots
Bradley had to handle episodes such as the security of ballot boxes overnight before a count, with key figures such as Rev Ian Paisley demanding DUP oversight
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