Mother and two children killed in Co Fermanagh shooting to be buried together in Co Clare
Attendees at funeral of Vanessa Whyte and her children in Barefield on Saturday asked to wear bright colours
Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI)
Ian Rutledge, only suspect in killing of Vanessa Whyte and her two children, dies in hospital
Fermanagh shooting: Sources said man (43) was brain dead since Maguiresbridge incident
‘We couldn’t possibly have answers’: Prayer service held in Co Clare for Fermanagh shooting victims
Priest pays tribute to people who came from Maguiresbridge area to service in Barefield for local woman Vanessa Whyte and her children
Fermanagh shooting: Police appeal for information regarding movements of silver Mercedes car
Victims named as Vanessa Whyte, originally from Co Clare, and her son and daughter, James and Sara Rutledge
Fermanagh shooting: Vigil remembers ‘devoted mother’ Vanessa Whyte and her ‘gifted’ children
Hundreds gather to pay respects to James (14), Sara (13) and their mother
‘I am gutted for the family’: Fermanagh and Clare communities remember shooting victims
The three family members died in shooting in their home near Maguiresbridge on Wednesday
Fermanagh shooting: Mother and two children dead, man in hospital
Police say they responded to an emergency call made from inside the house at about 7.50am
‘F**k the pope and the IRA’ heard in Windsor Park after Shelbourne goal
Estimated 1,400 fans travelled from Dublin to Belfast for Champion League qualifier
Orange Order parade passes through Ardoyne interface without incident
Traditional events organised by the Royal Black Preceptory in the village of Scarva, Co Armagh, will take place on Monday
Twelfth of July: ‘We’re not into the bonfires, but the parades are different. Today is a family day’
As communities across Northern Ireland celebrate, there are calls for understanding, education, tolerance and respect
Tens of thousands to take to streets across Northern Ireland for Twelfth of July celebrations
NI firefighters deal with ‘challenging night’ ahead of Orange Order parades
Olympian Abigail Lyle’s abuse at the hands of Jonathan Creswell: ‘He hit my head off the window, off the dashboard’
Olympic rider was in a relationship with Creswell for almost a year. He went on to murder showjumper, Katie Simpson
Man (60) arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of Charles Dooher
Young farmer and his father were set upon by gang of masked men in their home in Lifford last January
Taoiseach condemns effigy of refugees on loyalist bonfire and expresses concern about health risks
Kneecap posters placed on bonfires; burning of asbestos could cause lung cancer, Micheál Martin warns
Man charged over hit-and-run in which boy on scooter died
Boy died from injuries in hospital after being hit by vehicle in Co Down
Major incident declared by PSNI over controversial loyalist bonfires
One of the bonfires is close to electricity substation in south of Belfast city which powers two hospitals
Loyalist bonfire in Belfast set to spark legal action
Location is close to electricity substation that powers two hospitals
Robin Masefield: Public servant played key part in reform of Northern Ireland policing and parades
Former head of North’s prison service had great talent for engaging with people at all levels, and across all communities
Man (28) charged with murder of Sarah Montgomery in Co Down
Man (28) has also been charged with child destruction
Woman arrested over Co Down murder of pregnant mother-of-two Sarah Montgomery freed by police
PSNI continue to question 28-year-old man over death of pregnant mother-of-two in Co Down last weekend
Woman arrested over assisting man suspected in murder of pregnant mother of two in Co Down
Man (28) arrested after Sarah Montgomery (27) found seriously injured in Elmfield Walk area of Donaghadee on Saturday
‘Disgusting and deliberate’: Second man arrested over spreading of slurry on Ballymena Pride route
Man (19) to appear in court charged with criminal damage and possession of an article with a blade or point
Woman arrested after man dies in suspicious circumstances in Newry
Detective’s from PSNI’s Serious Crime Branch leading inquiry, with cordons in place in Fisher Park area
Omagh bombing inquiry: bereaved families’ long-standing quest for truth collides with reality
The inquiry goes to the heart of one the most enduring post-Troubles tensions: the interests of national security versus the rights of individuals to truth and justice
Co Tyrone murderer who dismembered victim jailed for minimum of 24 years
Stephen McCourt dumped body of Damien Heagney in reservoir after killing him, court heard
NI ombudsman recommends review of police investigation into murder of Marian Beattie
Marian Beattie’s body was found at the bottom of a quarry in Co Tyrone in 1973
Slow ‘pace of disclosure’ leads to Omagh bombing inquiry delay
Public part of process resumed on Monday for two days after four-month break but will then adjourn until March 2026
Man (34) charged over attack on Belfast Islamic Centre
Man charged with a number of offences including attempted arson with intent to endanger life
PSNI officers diverted from domestic abuse and sexual crimes investigations to police Northern Ireland unrest
Situation in Northern Ireland returning to normal but police alert to potential return of rioting as situation is ‘febrile’
Garda media approach shifts to calm online bigotry
Carlow shooting prompted waves of dangerous misinformation
Ballymena violence: Girl (13) and mother appear in court over disorder
A man (25) has been detained in connection with an arson attack on Larne Leisure Centre
Search and rescue dogs: ‘They could be a person’s last hope of survival’
Specialist team based in Co Down has carried out 3,000 missions since its foundation in 1978
More than 60 officers injured after five nights of disorder in Northern Ireland, says PSNI
Assistant Chief Constable appeals to parents and guardians to speak to children about impact of their behaviour on communities
Ballymena: Week of violent attacks on Northern Ireland’s small immigrant community ‘akin to 1930s Germany’
14 families burnt out of their homes and children forced to hide from mobs
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