Taoiseach ‘not ruling ... out or in prospect of additional Government funding for Casement Park
Northern Secretary said stalled rebuild of Belfast GAA groundd would not be funded by UK due to risk of project not being completed on time
Northern Secretary said stalled rebuild of Belfast GAA groundd would not be funded by UK due to risk of project not being completed on time
Graham Linehan and other campaigners had taken part in a 'Let Women Speak' rally and allege they were refused service at a bar
Simon Harris said he shared the disappointment that Euro 2028 games will not be played in Belfast after UK government announced it would not fund Casement Park redevelopment
Man (21) arrested at the scene at house in Castlereagh Road area, with victim named as Rachel Simpson (43)
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Joint letter says costs had risen to £400m with ‘significant risk’ project would not be finished in time for competition
Jordan Samuel Spence, who has history of violent offences against women, also strangled and threatened to kill his ex-partner with a sword
Solicitor was shot dead in Belfast home in February 1989 by loyalist paramilitaries in attack found to have involved state collusion
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Connemara-born South Belfast MP (44) was sole candidate for role and will be ratified at party’s annual conference in October
The youth allegedly took part in the serious disorder which erupted at Broadway roundabout on July 15th
Chief Constable Jon Boutcher says recent disorder in Belfast following anti-immigration protest as ‘watershed moment’
Oscar Hunter (18), who is 6ft 4ins, only tried ballet for first time 18 months ago
PSNI figures include period which saw sharp rise in attacks on homes and businesses of people from minority communities following Southport stabbings
Four weeks after racist attacks on businesses in the city, immigrants fear for their livelihoods and their children
Fire started at premises used by church congregation in east Belfast
Charge relates to copy-and-pasted Facebook post calling for protests in response to the murder of three young girls in Southport
Draft 2001 study on cost of polarisation in Northern Ireland found three decades of sectarian strife created ‘two distinct and separate communities’
One fire set on motorcycle parked outside property and second underneath a nearby car
Tyndall contended there was no point in the history of the cosmos when ‘creative acts’ of a ‘deity’ were required
The goal is to create a situation where ‘thousands to millions of oysters are creating this really complex structure with so much biodiversity’
Belfast City Council, which owns the zoo, says it takes safety of all staff, visitors and animals ‘very seriously’
Several windows broken as bricks thrown at a house in the Donegall Pass area
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Teen, who cannot be named because of his age, accused of petrol bomb attacks on police and targeting Muslim-owned cafe
Paul McCallister is latest person to appear in court in connection with serious disorder in city after anti-immigration rally
Police have been investigating disorder in the Brodaway area in July
John Edward Robinson (30) and Corey McNabb (28) remanded in custody by judge
Religious pamphlets found in Glen Kane's home 'calculated' to arouse fear of immigrants, court hears
Separately, a petrol bomb was thrown at a mosque in Co Down in the early hours of Saturday
The Fair Deal scheme should be extended to include cruise ships
For all the rhetoric about opposing globalist elites, the far right clearly follows a form of globalism
‘Really lovely to see all of the beautiful faces around me’, says supermarket manager whose business was burned
Rhetoric that was once anathema to Irishness is being given a green paintjob by online grifters
False narratives are rife as big problems such as lack of social housing are unfairly pinned on tiny migrant communities
The North’s largest NHS trust is aware of 10 overseas nurses who are considering leaving their jobs in the wake of anti-immigration disorder
A spectacular performance piece by 70 young dancers and musicians from across Ireland is set to confront audiences with the existential threats hovering over our planet
PSNI putting ‘significant’ policing operation in place ahead of planned weekend protests
Far-right protest this evening set to be met by counter-demonstration, following more unrest on Thursday night
Alliance of green and orange sectarian supremacists in Belfast shows fascism is on the march and is leveraging the new global weapon of mass destruction: gullibility
Radio: The move towards calling out Musk and X, where far-right members have been able to gather large followings, is overdue
Teenager charged with two counts of rioting and one count of possession of a weapon with intent
Group throws eggs at shop on Falls Road as boy sustains facial injuries
Ahmed Hussen’s barber shop was targeted by rioters after the protest on Saturday afternoon
Fictionalised biopic of the Belfast rap trio adroitly manages to balance provocation and reconciliation, with all three proving flexible, charismatic actors
Young people threw eggs and launched kicks at man outside shop on the corner of Cavandish Square
Significant police presence in the Donegall Road and Sandy Row areas, following incidents after anti-immigration protest on Saturday
Hundreds of bilingual signs have been installed across Belfast since the delayed scheme was finally passed by Belfast City Council two years ago. For some, they are still unacceptable
Four men from Belfast charged as part of the investigation into the serious disorder on Saturday were all refused bail and remanded in custody
Another of the accused shouted racist abuse and attacked police officers with a crutch, court told
People from ‘Coolock Says No’ protest also attended anti-immigration rally in Belfast
Three officers injured and four arrests made so far following violence in city
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