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Jason Rhodes (26) of Downpatrick appeared before Belfast Magistrates' Court on Saturday

The writer on his new story collection, I Hear You; how Belfast informs his writing; and the importance of humour in his work

The Belfast author’s writing demonstrates an ongoing commitment to working-class and queer representation

Man (18) arrested after 51-year-old stabbed on March 1st

Belfast, Derry and Sligo locations intended to provide more options, health insurer says

High Court in Belfast has ruled the policing ombudsman exceeded her investigative powers

Cycle, walk, abseil, hurtle and climb your way around the country in the name of a memorable challenge

Stephen-Lee McIlvenny (21), from west Belfast, pleaded guilty to 77 charges relating to three victims

Zou, who studied in Belfast for two years, was convicted in London this week of raping 10 women

French-owned Thales factory in east Belfast to manufacture more than 5,000 missiles for Ukraine’s armed forces as part of £1.16bn deal that will create 200 jobs

Committee highlights particular concerns around segregation and access to adequate housing

Lower tuition fees and living costs in Derry are attracting more medical students from diverse backgrounds across the island

In a new book, The Sorrow And The Loss, the Belfast journalist turns his attention to the impact of the conflict on women on both sides of the Border

The novelist was astonished by the lax security around the undersea internet cables that keep us connected. That vulnerability, both technological and human, is at the heart of Twist, his new novel

He became a firm supporter of the peace process

UK government’s argues the issue needs to be revisited after final Operation Kenova report is produced, solicitor representing family of one of the victims says

Seán O’Reilly (49) was hit twice after two masked men fired shots through the window of his taxi

Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane led a mass break-out in September 1983

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Immigrants whose businesses were destroyed or damaged in August’s violence say the only help they have got came from the public

Container volumes up 3% after two years of decline that followed Covid boom of 2021

Shooting of taxi driver in west Belfast linked to internal feud among Óglaigh na hÉireann members

Man being treated in hospital following incident in Poleglass on Sunday morning

‘Something shifted on that warm summer’s night in 1996, when the film ended and I found myself waking as if from a dream’

Ryan Ndede, (23), was allegedly captured on CCTV stabbing deceased man four times, court told

Damages being sought in case alleging damage to legal practitioner’s professional reputation

Man arrested by PSNI may be dealt with by northern authorities under legislation introduced during Troubles

Main ingredient in the Merchant hotel’s ‘life-changing’ cocktail is rare Irish whiskey that costs €4,800 a bottle

The 28-year-old had been in intensive care following last Saturday’s fight

Man (52) detained on suspicion of impersonating police officer and possession of firearm with intent to cause fear of violence

Surveys and deliberative forums examine the state of public opinion in the Republic and Northern Ireland

Four or more adverse childhood experiences – a threshold more likely to lead to poorer health and educational outcomes – reported by 17.6% of people surveyed

In an area once a bastion of unionism the school has become a symbol of east Belfast’s altered political landscape and demography

The man behind the immensely popular Poetry Unbound podcast discusses the two books he’s publishing this year, early objections to Patrick Kavanagh, and the vitalness of surprise

Financial gap remains significant despite other measures taken, management says in email notifying staff

Getting out into nature on your hotel break is good for you, and even more so when you have your loved one by your side

As a young fighter John George’s future seemed full of promise – Carl Frampton was among those he defeated – until ‘one night ruined his life’, says his sister Courtney

Police watchdog inquiry centred on ‘unnecessary’ handcuffing at Sean Graham Bookmakers anniversary

Belfast-headquartered shipbuilder is being bought by Spanish state-owned group Navantia

From widespread destruction at Blacksod to a football stadium damaged in the midlands, no county was left undamaged as the storm moved across the country