Man (35) killed in Bangor crash
Detectives from PSNI collision investigation unit are examining the circumstances of the crash early on Saturday morning
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Three remain in PSNI custody on suspicion of murder as man killed in Newtownards, Co Down, named
Mark Dorrian (50) found unconscious in flat in West Street area of town just before 2am on Thursday died later in hospital
Winter walks: 10 family-friendly trails around Ireland, from easy to challenging
Let your seasonal stresses melt away by taking the opportunity the holidays offer to go on one of these walks with your family
Funeral of Co Down woman Karen Cummings hears of community’s ‘profound grief’
Ms Cummings worked various roles in the community before finding her ‘true vocation’ as a nurse, funeral told
Two men arrested over ‘brutal and senseless’ murder of woman in Co Down
Karen Cummings (40), who was found with a serious head injury, was the seventh woman to be killed in Northern Ireland this year
PSNI investigate sudden death of woman in Co Down
Body of women found at property in Laurel Heights area of Banbridge, Co Down
Abused by Br Paul Dunleavy: ‘The real damage was not just what happened physically, but the lessons I learned from it’
Brendan Dowling made a complaint to the Christian Brothers about abuse by one of their members long before criminal cases were taken
Fancy a small plate and glass of vino? Try one of Ireland’s best wine bars
We’ve picked out 16 wine bars worth a visit when you’re not quite in the full restaurant mood
Great places to eat in Ireland when it’s date night
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Judge was responding to request for leniency for Paul Dunleavy (88) on grounds of age ahead of sentencing for historic child sex offences
Ten restaurants around Ireland worth travelling to for a unique experience
Destination restaurants: It’s well worth travelling to these restaurants for the unique dining experiences they offer
Peter Caviston recognised for lifetime achievement at Good Food Ireland awards
The founder of Caviston’s restaurant and food emporium in Glasthule, Co Dublin among businesses honoured for their role in showcasing excellent Irish produce
Nine storied Irish walks: from rebel hills to drowned Spanish sailors
A stairway to heaven; an escape route for Tom Barry’s flying column; and a monument to unrequited passion: here are trails with stories attached
From lighthouse life to glamping under the stars: An inside guide to the best places to stay in Northern Ireland
Whatever you’re seeking from your Northern break, these 13 hotspots won’t let you down
These were our killing fields: one parish disfigured by decades of death, destruction and collusion
It is hard to believe this place once hosted vibrant industry and deadly sectarian violence
Patrick Kielty: ‘It’s tricky to get through Heathrow, called Paddy, with a balaclava in your bag’
The presenter of RTÉ's The Late Late Show on his relationship with Ireland
The Invention of Charlotte Brontë by Graham Watson: How the influential 1857 biography of the writer took on a life of its own
Watson’s generally close adherence to the biographer Elizabeth Gaskell’s viewpoint enables effective narrative structuring, but excludes further exploration
Operation to make wartime bomb safe in Co Down ‘could take five days’, says PSNI
More than 400 homes evacuated and 400m cordon imposed following discovery of suspected second World War-era bomb
Man (42) arrested over petrol bomb attack on mosque in Newtownards
Northern Ireland’s First Minister and deputy First Minister condemn Co Down attack and violence in Derry, which left 10 PSNI officers injured
‘Despicable scenes’: A total of 20 PSNI officers injured in violent incidents in Northern Ireland
Separately, a petrol bomb was thrown at a mosque in Co Down in the early hours of Saturday
Petrol bomb thrown at Co Down mosque in overnight attack
Cars set alight in Tavanagh Street and Sandhurst Gardens in Belfast with police saying both incidents being treated as racially motivated hate crimes
‘Horses have made me the person I am today. They are exceptionally smart animals’
What I Do: Ashleigh Skillen is head groom to Greg Broderick at Ballypatrick
Seven great classic restaurants to visit around Ireland
Innovation and attention to detail define these first-class dining establishments
Man suffers ‘significant’ leg injuries in Bangor shooting
Man believed to have been shot while walking in the Ganaway Walk area
Man treated for facial wounds and severe arm injury after sword attack
Suspect in his 30s arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
Firefighters tackle major blaze at industrial estate in Newry
Six vehicles and 48 personnel were dispatched to the scene in Co Down
Funeral hears of heartache in community for woman killed in Bangor, Co Down
Body of Patricia Aust (81) discovered in house in Hawthorne Court area in early June
‘You’re not Irish. You’re not one of us’: Northern students on a year in the South
In the Republic, some students have encountered ignorance, distorted views and even hostility
BAM, criticised for delays in national children’s hospital, building €100m cross-Border bridge
Taoiseach at ceremony marking breaking of ground on Narrow Water Bridge linking Omeath and Warrenpoint
Man (85) appears in court charged with murder of woman (81) in Co Down
Jim Moore appeared in Newtownards Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday charged with the murder of Patricia ‘Patsy’ Aust
Q&A: When do the All-Ireland SFC & Tailteann Cup draws take place and how will they work?
Most counties know which competition they will be in, but for some their fate is still to be decided
Community in Co Down town ‘shocked and heartbroken’ as man dies in crash
Several roads in Ballynahinch were closed but have since reopened
‘I learned to hide my Irish accent, or at least to feel deeply ashamed of it’
He lives in west London now, but Ross Hoey says that whatever you think about the union, England will always feel like a different country
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