Sales of Sally Rooney books surge in Northern Ireland after publisher stops UK distribution
Tómas Kenny, who co-runs Kennys Bookshop in Galway with his sister Sarah, says sales of Rooney’s books have increased tenfold
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
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
‘Wave of fear’ in nationalist community in Belfast at proposed Apprentice Boys parade
Residents of Lower Ormeau concerned that loyalist march through contentious route will be a repeat of Drumcree standoff
Paramilitaries should receive no financial rewards for disbanding, report says
Victims of paramilitary attacks, representatives from affected communities and those from a policing background took part
‘Let them live in peace’: Protestants and Catholics alike express relief in Drumcree
On Garvaghy Road the last of the tents that filled the road during the standoff are being dismantled
Nationalist politicians receive PSNI letters over protest blocking Garvaghy Road
Unionist politicians have led calls for arrest of Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O’Neill
A5 ruling a ‘relief’ for bereaved families, All-Ireland winner who lost two siblings says
€2 billion upgrade would be Northern Ireland’s largest ever road project
‘It’s a fashion thing, to show your Irish identity’: Belfast’s GAA jersey surge
Students move around the campus in a variety of county shirts, including Armagh, Donegal and Kerry – in contrast to the Troubles era
‘There’s so much change’: Young Spencer on finding common ground with Kneecap in Belfast
Rapper says music is bringing young people together in Northern Ireland and talks about how his association with nationalist rap trio ‘divides opinion’
‘Everybody wants this to end’: Protestant group pushes UK government to end Drumcree standoff
Standoff entered sixth day on Friday as residents prepare to lodge fresh legal challenge on Monday
‘No such thing as half a march,’ says Mac Cionnaith as Drumcree talks break up without deal
Orange Order says it will accept outcome of upcoming High Court appeal
From local row to peace-process shambles: How the Drumcree standoff developed
The re-emergence of the Drumcree dispute was sparked by a scathing legal ruling against the Parades Commission in August
No breakthrough in Drumcree crisis as Taoiseach tells Sinn Féin he won’t intervene
Bitter dispute over Orange Order parade continues after second round of talks fail to deliver resolution
‘It’s like going back in time’ – after 28 years, communities stand off on Garvaghy Road
Politicians defiant as tensions expected to continue for days over planned Orange Order march