Drumcree Orange Order parade ban lawful, Belfast High Court rules
NI Secretary banned parade after hosting talks with both sides and being unable to find a resolution
Northern Ireland
Viable explosive device in package delivered to Derry hotel, police say
Halloween fun fair was taking place in the area when the alert was first triggered
More than 50% of people in NI back move to ban Orange Order parade at Drumcree
Survey finds Sinn Féin the main political beneficiary of fallout while DUP ‘remains the main party of unionism’
Views of ordinary people not always reflected in political rhetoric on Irish unity
Questionable whether majority of public would want to see North incorporated into Republic of Ireland
DUP’s tough talk on Sinn Féin exposes the bind Gavin Robinson’s party finds itself in
Despite ratcheting up tensions over Drumcree, it is clear the party has neither a plan nor the appetite to act on it
Second DUP politician calls for collapse of Stormont to force Michelle O’Neill out
Diane Forsythe, an MLA, has joined MP Carla Lockhart in urging withdrawal of party’s deputy First Minister
How Irish businesses operating in both the North and South face ‘unnecessary’ barriers
Defying ‘unnecessary’ barriers, services trade between the Republic and Northern Ireland has bloomed into a €4.2bn relationship
Winter in Bundoran: ‘Northerners are the people who keep the town going’
After the Sun, part 3: In the Donegal seaside town, business owners say the off-season lull is not as severe as it once was
‘Catholics seem to see the Orangeman as the bogeyman. They have this visceral hatred’
Orange Order veteran Noel Liggett says Drumcree was ‘moment of clarity’ for unionist community
Ulster University to make almost 500 redundancies as provost warns education quality under threat
University having to make almost 500 redundancies as third-level institutions across North face reduced funding
Dear southerners, Ireland does not stop just outside Derry or Dundalk
Ronan McGreevy suggests nationalists ask what the South could have done differently but that would be futile
Man (44) who threw beer bottles at police during Ballymena riot jailed for one year
‘This is the worst thing I have ever done’, Gary McCrystal told probation officer after his arrest
Campaigners call for Roger Casement’s remains to be returned to Co Antrim as he wished
Revolutionary is buried in Glasnevin, where he was returned in 1965, decades after his execution
It’s ‘all hands on deck’ as Big Dunc faces mammoth task at Glentoran
Duncan Ferguson looking for Damien Duff effect in bid to light up ancient terraces at The Oval
Carla Lockhart resigns from DUP position amid row with party leadership
MP’s move stems from differing in opinion on withdrawal of Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly from Stormont Executive
Were bad landlords partly to blame for race riots in Northern Ireland?
Riots drove out three-quarters of Ballymena’s Roma population. One in three left Northern Ireland altogether
Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill attend police interview over Drumcree protests
Sinn Féin leaders interviewed as part of investigation into demonstrations that blocked Orange Order march on Portadown’s Garvaghy Road
Jamie Bryson: Northern Irish unionists ‘must go on the offensive’
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
MPs back Northern Ireland Troubles Bill to deal with legacy of conflict
Bill to be sent to House of Lords after MPs vote 330 to 178 in favour of Bill at third reading
Chris Bryant had ‘no other decision’ but to halt Drumcree march, court told
PSNI lawyers refute assertions police were considering the ‘feelings’ of the Provisional IRA in security assessments
Leo Varadkar thinks we should apologise to northern nationalists for partition. Why?
No Irish nationalist wanted partition. Partition was created by Westminster
Failure by Sinn Féin and DUP to agree Stormont budget ‘beyond alarming’, says NIO minister
Sarah Owen tells British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly that Northern Ireland receives £1.24 for every £1 that goes to her Luton constituency
‘This is a big club with a tremendous history’ - Duncan Ferguson named as new Glentoran manager
Ferguson was an assistant manager at Everton before taking charge at Forest Green and Inverness
PSNI feared gun use by dissident republicans if parade went down Garvaghy Road, court told
High Court in Belfast is hearing a challenge to the decisions that led to ban of Drumcree march
‘Islamist’ bomb threat email sent to ‘up to 300’ Northern Ireland schools
Police are treating letters as a hoax, although some schools have closed
A Belfast designer on making it big in New York: ‘There are still days when I have to pinch myself’
Ryan Crown has worked on projects as diverse as a luxury safari resort in Africa, Michelin-starred restaurants in New York and Geneva’s Ritz Carlton hotel
Jeffrey Donaldson told of ‘descent into disgrace’ as he is given 15-year prison term
Former DUP leader noticeably without Christian lapel pin worn during four-week trial for child sex abuse crimes
Donaldson victims hailed for ‘courage’ and ‘bravery’ following ex-DUP leader’s sentencing
Abuse carried out by Donaldson took place over 20-year period and began when each child turned seven-years-old
Jeffrey Donaldson sentenced to 15 years in prison for rape and child sex assaults
Former DUP leader will serve seven and a half years in prison, with remission, after he was found guilty in June of 18 sex offences
Jeffrey Donaldson ‘deserves every day’ of 15-year sentence for sex offences, says DUP
Ulster Unionist Party confirms its independent safeguarding review into Donaldson’s years in group is ongoing
Many loyalists are desperate to leave – the only thing stopping some is a £5,000 ‘exit fee’
The UDA waives the charge if someone finds religion so it has reportedly been spying on churches for confirmation
‘Something could have been done’ to prevent Omagh bombing, Nuala O’Loan tells inquiry
Former police ombudsman says co-ordinated investigation of previous Real IRA bombings may have hindered organisation
Man allegedly provided gun used to kill Robbie Lawlor and ‘celebrated triumphantly’, court hears
Details of suspected exchanges between Paul Drew (41) and others on EncroChat were outlined at Belfast Magistrates’ Court
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