Police Ombudsman to assess case of woman who died waiting for ambulance
Northern Ireland Ambulance Service apologises to family and friends of 39-year-old in Newry
Dromore redress scheme over clerical abuse unlikely to become a template
Most legal actions by abuse survivors have already been dealt with
Omagh bombing investigations leave trail of questions still unanswered
Twenty-third anniversary of bombing that murdered 29 sees renewed calls for inquiry
Man dies following house fire in Newry
One other man rescued and remains in a critical condition in hospital
Organisation led by survivors of Mother and Baby homes needed ‘urgently’
Speakers said Bill was another example of State ‘re-traumatising’ and ‘not listening’ to survivors
Explainer: What are the main differences in Covid restrictions north and south?
Pubs in most parts of Northern Ireland have remained open but enforcement is tougher
Court asked to set aside alleged asset transfers by man found liable for Omagh bombing
Michael Colm Murphy was ordered by Belfast court to pay damages to relatives
Devastating effects of pandemic restrictions on priests outlined by Catholic Primate
‘Millions of people across the country are gathering virtually for Mass each week’
Armagh man (23) charged with human trafficking after bodies found in Essex truck
Christopher Kennedy who was arrested on Friday in UK is due court on Monday
‘We just won’t put up with it’: Truckers on Irish Sea border delays
Lorry drivers on Scotland-Northern Ireland ferry flummoxed about customs checks plan
Brexit: Dismay as North’s pro-remain voices are ignored
Remainers – largely Catholic and nationalist – grow worried as deadline approaches
British government analysis of Brexit aftermath ‘dystopian’
‘People are not prepared for shortages in food or medicine ... It will be catastrophic’
Kingsmill campaigner died ‘without justice for her son’
Bea Worton’s son Kenneth one of 10 Protestant workmen shot dead in 1976
Your Business Week: INM shareholders to consider Mediahuis takeover
Beyond Brexit talk; FedEx, Accenture and Providence Resources to report
University launches Tuam mother-and-baby home oral history project
Day-long discussions involved Dr Catherine Corless and Tuam Home Survivors Network
British nuclear waste facility could be located near Newry
Newry is being considered as a possible location to store the UK’s nuclear refuse
Two arrested after fire damages former customs building in Newry
Both men, aged 19 and 53, released on bail pending further inquiries
Taoiseach has ‘every confidence’ in UK commitment to backstop
‘Britain is an important country, a serious country, a great country with great history’
DUP hits out at Taoiseach’s ‘despicable, low and rotten’ Brexit comments
Sammy Wilson says Varadkar has taken ‘sledgehammer’ to cross-Border relations
Storm Callum: Weather warning in effect as ‘potentially devastating’ gusts due
Met Éireann issues updates as gusts of up to 130km/h and flooding are expected
Anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller takes her ‘End the Chaos’ message to Newry
George Mitchell sends support, calling for deal negotiators to show political courage
‘Lusitania’ owner pays tribute to those who helped recover artefact
Lifeboat davit is the largest artefact recovered from wreck of the liner sunk in WW1
Limerick man (79) who died was wanted for dissident republican plot
Sean O’Neill, who was buried with guard of honour, had NI arrest warrant out for him
Barnier warns of ‘real risk’ of no Brexit deal
EU’s chief negotiator says preparations must be made for no agreement on visit to Border area
Pope may visit North during visit, says Archbishop Martin
Pontiff ‘a complex figure . . . he knows when people are not being true to him,’ says prelate
Fr Malachy Finnegan: A child abuser and his victims
During therapy sessions for sex offenders, Finnegan insisted: ‘I’ve done nothing wrong’
Bishop to visit Laois parish where NI abuser priest served in 1950s
Allegations of sexual and physical abuse made later against Fr Malachy Finnegan
Brother of Mary McAleese calls for Newry abuse inquiry
Adults in St Colman’s College and diocese knew about claims, Clement Leneghan says
Bishop expresses regret for saying abuser priest’s funeral Mass in 2002
Bishop of Dromore John McAreavey said victims’ testimony made him realise decision ‘was the wrong one’
Family of killer’s partner urge inquiry into Garda’s murder
Siobhán Phillips was seriously injured when Adrian Crevan Mackin shot dead Tony Golden
Are we right to honour John Mitchel?
Patsy McGarry: Irish patriot was staunch backer of slavery and the US Confederacy
Couple who help bereaved families win £1 million lottery
Colin and Eithne Bell set up charity after ordeal of trying to repatriate son’s body
Woman awarded €16,000 after sunroof blows off car
‘It was like a bomb going off in the car when the air rushed in,’ court hears
Pensioner awarded €25,000 after sunroof blew away
Kathleen Boylan was injured after incident took place as daughter was driving on the M1
Remains discovered in France confirmed as ‘Disappeared’ Séamus Ruddy
He will be buried with his parents in Newry – his name already on the family headstone
Gorse fires rage in Cork, Wicklow, Cavan and Northern Ireland
Weekend of fires across country leaves one family homeless, wildlife groups concerned
Sister of ‘Disappeared’ teacher Seamus Ruddy visits dig site
Anne Morgan at French forest where fresh searches began for INLA victim this week
Pensioner ends action over hunger striker playground name
Bea Worton (88) had challenged Equality Commission over Raymond McCreesh park
The Irish bar is dead, long live the Irish bar
As traditional Irish hostelries in US decline, Nu Irish Bars are gaining momentum
Stormont deal possible this week, says Taoiseach
Kenny confident that talks will restore stability to Northern Executive and Assembly
Ukip expels former Northern Ireland party chairman
Henry Reilly was party candidate in 2014 Euro elections in which he took 24,000 votes
Man on bail following seizure of just over €1.05m worth of drugs at Dublin Port
15kg of cocaine recovered following interception of haulage vehicle just arrived from Britain
Villiers has rejected some MI5 surveillance for North
Applications for covert activity are key part of MI5’s battle against dissident republicans
Villiers refused to grant surveillance warrants to MI5
Most dissident attacks in North last year were foiled, according to head of security services
Walking stick of St Teresa visits Ireland on world tour
Event commemorates saint born 500 years ago, relic to arrive in Galway on Saturday
Man jailed for late-night assault on Louth brothers
Dublin man Michael Coleman (34) called victim a ‘culchie’ and began punching him
Shoptalk: fudge and fishing nets in Newry
Old style sweets and outdoor gear knocked down north of the Border
Claim that hundreds of deaths in North happened due to collusion
Nuala O’Loan says some paramilitaries recruited as informants were ‘serial killers’
Famine walk from Roscommon reaches Dublin
Walk, in period costume, commemorated 1847 walk when 1,490 starving tenants from Strokestown walked to Dublin and boarded a ship for Canada
Man jailed for assaulting doctor and nurse in Newry hospital
Michael Hanrahan, Glenmore Park, Dundalk, pleaded guilty to incidents at Daisy Hill Hospital
Woman jailed for killing neighbour with crucifix bids to clear name
Lawyers intend to focus on up to three phone calls made to or from victim’s home
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