Two nuns killed in road crash in Newry, Co DownWomen were on their way to retreat when their car was in a crash with a PSNI vehicleTue Sept 30 2014 - 12:49
Main parties in North ready to press ahead with talksIssues likely to include welfare reform and parades, flags and the pastTue Sept 30 2014 - 01:00
Northern Executive on a knife-edgeOpinion: Can all-party talks resolve disagreement on welfare reform, flags, parades and the past?Tue Sept 30 2014 - 00:01
Prince Charles in Belfast for memorial service for police officersJustice Minister David Ford remembers RIC, RUC, PSNI and Garda officers killed in line of dutySun Sept 28 2014 - 17:09
New BBC documentary asks ‘Who Won the War in North?’Journalist Peter Taylor got some surprising answers to his simple queryFri Sept 26 2014 - 01:05
Robinson says critics in DUP have ‘strategic vision of a lemming’First Minister has had to deny claims from ousted minister Edwin Poots that he would soon resignThu Sept 25 2014 - 14:34
President of Royal British Legion in Republic suspended‘Quiet diplomacy’ of David O’Morchoe seen as key to bolstering legion’s image in SouthThu Sept 25 2014 - 01:00
Robinson resignation claim triggers shockwave in NorthFirst Minister denies claim by Edwin Poots, who lost job as health minister yesterdayWed Sept 24 2014 - 11:44
Northern Secretary hoping to activate political talks at Tory conferenceVilliers hoping to address issue of disputed north Belfast Orange Order paradeWed Sept 24 2014 - 01:01
Robinson unveils surprise reshuffle of DUP ministersNew health minister must decide whether children’s cardiac surgery should move from Belfast to DublinTue Sept 23 2014 - 19:47
Sinn Féin keeps up pressure for referendum on united IrelandSammy Wilson complains of SNP ‘tartan terror tactics’ during independence campaignMon Sept 22 2014 - 19:41
50 children taken to hospital after Omagh bus crashSchool-bus and car collide near OmaghMon Sept 22 2014 - 11:11
Scottish referendum sets scene for Northern Ireland talksANALYSIS: result opportunity for Stormont but only if politicians have wit to grasp itFri Sept 19 2014 - 12:40
Martin McGuinness agrees to major overhaul of StormontPeter Robinson welcomes what he says are long-standing DUP proposalsThu Sept 18 2014 - 01:05
What would a Yes vote in Scotland mean for North’s economy?Northern Ireland businesspeople have mixed views on what impact of Scottish independence would beWed Sept 17 2014 - 01:00
Family says farewell to Ian Paisley at private ceremonyTributes paid in Northern Assembly to former first minister and DUP leaderTue Sept 16 2014 - 02:11
Old friends and foes excluded from Paisley funeralA family-only affair that wasn’t quite IrishTue Sept 16 2014 - 02:10
Would a tight No vote in Scotland best suit Sinn Féin?A No could help the party woo middle-class voters, says Queen’s professorTue Sept 16 2014 - 01:00
Private funeral of Ian Paisley held in Co DownTributes paid in Northern Assembly to former First Minister and DUP leaderMon Sept 15 2014 - 15:45
Prodigal son who squandered talents on bigotryAnalysis: no whitewash from commentators in appraisals of former DUP leader’s recordMon Sept 15 2014 - 01:00
Recalibration of union anticipated in North ahead of Scottish referendumNorthern politicians weigh potential impact of Thursday’s vote on independenceMon Sept 15 2014 - 01:00
Private funeral of Ian Paisley taking place todayFormer first minister asked for funeral to be attended by immediate family onlyMon Sept 15 2014 - 01:00
Ian Paisley funeral will be private‘We loved him and he adored us, and our earthly lives are forever changed,’ says Baroness Eileen Paisley of her husband of almost 58 yearsSat Sept 13 2014 - 01:00
Ian Paisley ‘one of the greats of unionism’, says Peter RobinsonTributes from politicians of all persuasionsSat Sept 13 2014 - 01:00
Death of Ian Paisley marks the end of an eraAnalysis: Late Unionist leader lived up to many different characterisationsFri Sept 12 2014 - 18:22
Ian Paisley, former DUP leader, dies aged 88Wife Eileen says family ‘heartbroken’ as she confirms death of North’s former first ministerFri Sept 12 2014 - 15:42
Nun accepts ‘grave injustice’ done to children sent to AustraliaSome 130 children sent from care homes in North as part of child migration programmeThu Sept 11 2014 - 13:12
Witness suffered feelings of ‘abandonment and isolation’Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry hears from woman who was transported to AustraliaWed Sept 10 2014 - 16:50
Peter Robinson calls for Stormont crisis talksFirst Minister has described the Northern Executive as being ‘no longer fit for purpose’Wed Sept 10 2014 - 01:23
Dedicated talks needed to break North’s logjamStormont will fall if dysfunctional politics are not ironed out soonWed Sept 10 2014 - 01:00
On-the-runs scheme ‘has ended’ says Northern SecretaryRecipients of letters of comfort can face prosecution in future, Villiers tells CommonsTue Sept 09 2014 - 21:33
Stormont warning a call for return to ‘Big House’ politicsAre the Northern parties and the Irish and British governments preparing for more St Andrews-style negotiations?Tue Sept 09 2014 - 13:16
Stormont ‘no longer fit for purpose’, says RobinsonRobinson calls for St Andrews-type talks to break stalemate in Stormont ExecutiveTue Sept 09 2014 - 12:01
Irish and British governments in effort to break political logjam in NorthFlanagan expresses concern about ‘negative’ and ‘atrophied’ politics in Northern IrelandMon Sept 08 2014 - 01:05
PSNI chief warns ignoring the past will have consequencesGovernments should become involved if North politicians fail to deal with historical issuesSun Sept 07 2014 - 14:35
Flanagan calls for talks to break political logjam in NIMinister expresses concern about ‘negative’ and ‘atrophied’ politicsSat Sept 06 2014 - 19:34
Derry dissident who once had ambitions to go to universityCo-operation Ireland head says Nathan Hastings would be well advised to stay clear of prison dissidentsSat Sept 06 2014 - 01:02
Dublin ready to talk to break impasse in NorthNorthern Secretary Theresa Villiers also concerned over stalemateSat Sept 06 2014 - 01:00
Historical abuse inquiry hearing evidence from Australia‘Shocking’ evidence of abuse children allegedly suffered won’t be ‘swept under carpet’Mon Sept 01 2014 - 11:24
The IRA ceasefire 20 years onOn August 31st, 1994, the Provisional IRA declared a ‘complete cessation of violence’, ending the daily death and destruction that had been normal in Ireland for the previous 25 yearsSat Aug 30 2014 - 01:00
Diagnosing miracles7,000 people claim to have been cured at Lourdes, but the Catholic Church says only 1 per cent of those cases are miracles. Dr Michael Moran sits on the committee that decides which cures are medically unexplainableSat Aug 30 2014 - 01:00
‘Abysmal’ NI politicians too stuck in past, says ex-Clinton aideNancy Soderberg suggests too many people in Northern Ireland take peace ‘for granted’Thu Aug 28 2014 - 01:01
Reaching out to republicans and loyalistsFormer taoiseach respected in Northern Ireland by both sidesFri Aug 22 2014 - 14:57
BBC Radio Ulster host Gerry Anderson (69) diesFormer show band guitarist and UK Radio Hall of Fame inductee battled long illnessThu Aug 21 2014 - 17:12
Death of former UUP Stormont minister Sam FosterTributes paid by unionist and nationalist politiciansWed Aug 20 2014 - 01:00
Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness ‘kissing’ image raises censorship claimOmagh Council rejects allegation that ‘information’ notice would not apply if picture was of man and womanFri Aug 15 2014 - 01:00
Northern students still ahead of British counterpartsAlmost 30% of A-level students achieve A* and A grades in Northern IrelandThu Aug 14 2014 - 23:22
Former Sinn Féin official settles discrimination case against partySinn Féin rounds on DUP finance Minister over welfare reformThu Aug 14 2014 - 19:45
Minister warns Stormont ‘susceptible to collapse’ over welfare reformHamilton insists British government ‘not for turning’Thu Aug 14 2014 - 01:00
Plaque honouring former Israeli president removed in BelfastUnionist politicians complain of anti-Semitism after forced taking down of plaqueTue Aug 12 2014 - 20:40
