Belfast

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

‘We will have a few drinks and dust ourselves down,’ says writer and director Rich Peppiatt

Disappointment as Kneecap misses out and no Irish actors are nominated for an award

Michael Longley, from Belfast, received several awards for his 13 collections, including the Feltrinelli Prize

Gabriel McConkey (19) sued prestigious NI grammar school’s governors for negligence and failure to supervise squad

The remains of John George (37), who went missing in Spain before Christmas, were found in Rojales, near Alicante

Noah Donohoe was found dead in a storm drain in Belfast in June 2020 – six days after he went missing

A resurgent repair culture has a bottom-up energy, but change is also coming from the top, with the EU’s Right to Repair Directive

An unexpected boon of Ireland’s cultural success is that its less well-known locations are suddenly on the tourist trail

Gerry Adams jokingly referred to him as ‘teddy bear’ but Howell was an authoritative presence whose word carried serious weight in the highest echelons of republicanism

UK government challenging ‘unprecedented’ decision by judge to establish inquiry into loyalist murder of Co Derry GAA official in 1997

Off-duty members of force insisted they were ‘defending ourselves’ when questioned about 2022 incident on High Street

Kyle Knell was charged with nine offences, including unlawful imprisonment and assault

Hill was haunted by the experience and dedicated the rest of his life to campaigning against miscarriages of justice

Man (32) held after discovery of body believed to be that of father of two John George

John George (31) failed to return from a holiday in Alicante last month

McDonald, Michelle O’Neill and Gerry Adams took turns carrying strategist and negotiator’s coffin to Belfast cemetery

There are several new books from debut authors to look forward to this year, including work from Garrett Carr, Róisín Lanigan, Elaine Garvey and more

Street photographer Christopher Ward has amassed more than a million followers by capturing the wisdom of strangers in stop-and-chat videos

Life-sized statue of Gallagher is located outside Ulster Hall, a venue he played regularly

Reid had an agreeable nature and could make friends with anybody

John George was last in contact with family on December 14th from the south of Spain

Winnowburn is the first – and so far, only – verified Woodland Carbon Code project in Northern Ireland, the least wooded part of the UK

The Wicklow-born priest did not want to move because news of the threat would scare local children

UDA factional feud had impact in strongly loyalist area at same time as north Belfast Catholic children faced attack

Despite knowing that what I was feeling was not normal, I had somehow never quite expected others to accept this as a big problem

Runway closed and several flights redirected on Sunday when aircraft suffered a collapsed nose wheel on landing

Doctors feared Iarla Ace would not survive long when he was born prematurely at 25 weeks in the Royal Maternity Hospital in Belfast last October

Performance artist Amanda Coogan on growing up as a child of deaf parents, embracing her love of performance, and the Irish fear of the avant-garde

Prosecution is linked to events on Ormeau Road in Belfast in February 2021

Two Irish films, TJ O’Grady-Peyton’s Room Taken and Portia A Buckley’s Clodagh, land spots in the shortlist for best live-action short

Tribunal ruling on Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey underscores need to protect press freedom and confidential journalistic sources

Marek Burieta from Spelga Park in Lurgan - who was unknown to the family - was drunk when he approached the children and asked if they wanted to go for pizza and ice cream

Some officers sustained serious injuries that required medical treatment, superintendent says

The journalist and broadcaster on his middle name Raphael, visiting Belfast in the 1970s and his experience as an only child

A feminist and self-described humanist she campaigned against racial discrimination while herself suffering from racist threats and intimidation

Judge at trial said he could not be satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that statements not ‘adduced by torture’

Colcester, Florence, Belfast and elsewhere all intermingle in Philip Terry’s version of Dante’s Purgatorio

A second woman remains in hospital after the two women were found unconscious