Northern Ireland

Former PSNI senior officer Jon Burrows was selected as an MLA for North Antrim only a few months ago

Division on identity pollutes sport again, this time it is on North’s Commonwealth Games team’s flag

Only candidate put their name forward for the leadership by the close of nominations

Model could follow Swedish city, which is home to commuters who work in nearby Danish capital

A new house that might sell for €400,000 in Mullingar would be €150,000 cheaper north of the Border

InterTradeIreland offers assistance, including up to €21,500 to put a salesperson on the ground in the other jurisdiction for a year

PSNI chief expresses frustration at UK government’s refusal to name Stakeknife

The emergence of a hard right in Irish politics was apparent during the run-up to last year’s presidential election

North’s body for event had been seeking guidance on use of flag since 2020

Beauty retailer Sephora teases ‘iconic moment’ with new store to open on February 12th

Former Garda commissioner says short sentences they would receive would not ‘weigh the scales’ for 1989 murder

Cathrene Kith Quiñones Singco was a back seat passenger in one of two vehicles involved in collision

Renée Nicole Good took part in Christian youth missions to Northern Ireland as a teenager

Northern Ireland businessman who featured in Moriarty Tribunal due to be sentenced in March

Northern Ireland businessman who featured in Moriarty tribunal facing jail for pension fraud

Jon Burrows, co-opted to Assembly seat, says he would aim to attract more women and younger people to party

North and south share several specialisms, especially on cyber security. Could this be an area of co-operation across the Border and the Irish Sea?

Temperatures across country set to be well above recent cold snap with cloudy and wet conditions forecast

Minister to hold talks with speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly, DUP MLA Edwin Poots

Roadside service remembers 10 men killed in an ambush by republicans outside Whitecross, Co Armagh

Largest freshwater lake in Ireland or UK blighted by noxious blooms of algae

Irish parents have chosen more than 1,000 different first names for boys and girls born since 1964

Relatives reflect on 50th anniversary of Kingsmill, O’Dowd and Reavey murders

Brothers John and Joseph McCaig, who were 17 and 18, and Dougald McCaughey (23) were shot dead in Belfast in March 1971

Strangford MLA indicates wish to remain as Minister of Health, but that decision to rest with successor

Police federation chairman blames funding uncertainty for numbers falling

‘We are not a kind of a luvvie outfit,’ says Sinn Féin leader of her party’s approach to policy

Hilary Benn reiterates commitment to working with counterparts in Dublin to establish new framework for dealing with Troubles legacy

Barracks required construction work to boost security and lack of heavy casualties was ‘due to luck’

Douglas Hurd, who had introduced restrictions himself, felt six-year ban was ‘object of some derision’

Department of Agriculture for Northern Ireland told to ‘emphasise that the food chain was safeguarded in 1986’

‘High degree of resistance’ to searches as late as 2005 amid scepticism over finding new material

Police told officials death had been ‘settling of personal scores’ by ‘some of his many enemies’

Giving ‘preferred language’ option would slow down proceedings and potentially lead to challenges, senior officer said

‘Wide and complex’ problem could be approached by tying in sports and entertainment, groups suggested

McGimpsey brothers claimed treaty was unconstitutional under Articles 2 and 3 of Irish constitution

Some social security workers ‘offended’ by card from local Sinn Féin office thanking them for their work

Pommel horse specialist won Ireland’s first gymnastics gold medal

Security action by Thatcher likely to alienate nationalists more, senior official warned Garret Fitzgerald

Confidential report on inviting peacekeepers to North was ‘very helpful’ to minister Garret Fitzgerald