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
When only a steak will cut it, these are 10 of our top restaurant choices
Paul Dunleavy preyed on boys from deprived backgrounds, leaving them with feelings of worthlessness, self-hatred and guilt
Paul Dunleavy found guilty in September of 36 charges of historical sexual abuse against nine boys
Jack and the Beanstalk, Mary Poppins and an adaptation of Roddy Doyle’s The Giggler Treatment are among the highlights
Camille Souter, Mary Swanzy, Roderic O’Conor and Louis le Brocquy are among the highlights at deVere’s Irish art sale
Irish Rail received more than 1,000 written complaints after new timetable was introduced
Judge was responding to request for leniency for Paul Dunleavy (88) on grounds of age ahead of sentencing for historic child sex offences
Family trip to Belfast tarnished after paying a premium, only to be told when they got on board that there was no first class and no catering
DUP minister Gordon Lyons plays down reports of ‘tetchy’ meeting with GAA president Jarlath Burns
Get ready for Brat summer 2.0 as the English pop sensation is set to play two outdoor concerts
Inquiry should have sufficiently wide terms of reference and should facilitate panel of judges with human rights law experience, Finucane family believes
PSNI investigating scenes of public disorder outside Queen’s University as US presidential candidate spoke at summit
Teenager found dead in north Belfast storm drain owned by Stormont Department of Infrastructure in 2020, six days after he went missing
Christmas events for the family, including light displays in Dublin Zoo and helicopter rides with Santa
Television: Who better to embody an international man of mystery than Redmayne who seems half invisible even with the lights on?
Patrick McKenna fitted right into the political hothouse in Montreal in 1978, which provided him with the adrenaline rush he had been missing since leaving Belfast
Police service confirms review conducted after force received report regarding inappropriate messages
The party member’s cross-community work to ease sectarian tensions has raised his media profile in recent years
Anti-immigration protester Bernard Lavery was seen at the front of the crowd, waving an Irish Tricolour
If you want to make a night of it, here’s where food, wine and interesting surroundings get top billing. Is there DJ in a bright orange booth too? Of course
Barristers voted not to take on any new ‘Category A’ cases going forward, Bar of Northern Ireland says
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, academic and musician Paul Muldoon on growing up in a nationalist family in Co Armagh, life in Belfast during the Troubles and moving to the US
Competition with Dart leads to frustration for north-south travellers as well as capital’s commuters
Connolly Station and Belfast’s new Grand Central will see 15 services in each direction
Everyone wants senior cycle reform to succeed, but if junior cycle is an indication, there are real grounds for concern
Former Methodist Church president Harold Good, whose house played a prominent role in in ending The Troubles, opens up about the challenges of peacemakers
A trip to the island of Inishbofin sees women from the North and South take part in Birds of a Feather, a Shared Island initiative
Former computer science student sentenced to life in prison with minimum of 20 years is suspected of targeting ‘many, many more’ young victims
Lewis Oliver Rowland died aged three in October 2018 of earlier ‘non-accidental’ and ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries
MLA Phillip Brett says party has to explain if incident was ‘retaliation’ over removal of Niall Ó Donnghaile’s portrait from Belfast City Hall
The party confirmed the move in a statement, saying it had notified the PSNI after event took place over weekend
Alexander McCartney to be sentenced next week after pleading guilty to 185 offences from 2013 to 2019
A former Lord Mayor of Belfast, he resigned his Seanad seat last year citing health reasons
A-level conversion rates, the career guidance culture and cost of living are among reasons why just 1% of CAO applicants are from the North
First Enterprise train left station on Sunday morning on a journey to Dublin Connolly
The wife of Pat Finucane has always been intensely private. At 74, she reflects on life as she and her family prepare for a public inquiry into his murder
Ahmed Abdirahman appears in court in Dublin after being arrested on Thursday
Restoration projects at Belfast’s Bank Buildings, which had been destroyed by fire in 2018, and McKee Barracks in Dublin share the top prize
PSNI refer case of Mary Ward (22), who was found dead at her home in Belfast, to Police Ombudsman
Two students, from Dublin and Galway, have chosen to move North for cheaper housing - and one is even considering commuting home for work from her new rented home
In a new book Edward Burke identifies the man he believes to have been responsible for the brutal killing of a Belfast Catholic family in 1922, a massacre whose repercussions continue to be felt
In her first speech as leader, the MP for South Belfast pledges her commitment to growing the party
Planet Business: Slippage at Nike, the man who backed California’s blocked AI safety bill and Silicon Valley’s growing legion of Trump fans
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
