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A 42-year-old man who was killed in Lisburn during the early hours of Monday has been identified by police as Barry Furfey.
Public authorities acted lawfully in how they dealt with an alleged stench from a landfill site in Co Antrim, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
A paedophile ex-bus driver who recorded upskirt videos of schoolgirls on his vehicle has been jailed. Pervert Robert Arnold took the images over a period of almost six years before his crimes were ...
A Co Antrim loughside site on the market for nearly £2m has been sold to an oyster farmer, Business Telegraph can reveal.
Eamonn Holmes has interviewed some of the biggest names in showbusiness, but with a career spanning four decades he’s actually forgotten some of his most iconic encounters with celebrities including ...
There is a revolutionary fervour around today, particularly in England and the US. We see it expressed in the large ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally in London on Saturday.
It’s been part of the fabric of social lives in Northern Ireland for decades, but now the Waterfront Hall in Belfast is part of an ambitious five-year plan from the company behind the venue.
The parent company of machinery giant Euro Auctions has reported a £12m decline in pre-tax profits in 2024 as it revealed a spend of £7m on acquisitions in Canada.
There is a revolutionary fervour around today, particularly in England and the US. We see it expressed in the large ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally in London on Saturday.
MLAs should reflect on their public safety in the wake of the assassination of US activist Charlie Kirk, Stormont’s speaker has said.
Shots fired by soldiers at unarmed civilians in Londonderry as they tried to run away were “unjustified”, “unlawful” and “deliberate”, a court has heard.
We may not be top of the class yet, but Belfast’s placing at fourteenth in the latest Good Growth for Cities report marks big progress for a wee city that has long punched beyond its weight.