Northern Ireland election: This could be the most important in a generation
If the polls are correct, a nationalist could head government in the North for first time
Shooting of man in Co Antrim spurs PSNI investigation
‘Anyone with information should give that to the police as a matter of urgency’ – DUP MLA
‘Bad Bridgets’ from Ireland were a big part of prison populations in US and Canada
Many thousands of Irish women who emigrated to north America from 1838 to 1918 ended up in prison
Man (70s), woman (40s) die in Co Antrim road crash
Pair killed after car collides with fork lift in Ballymoney
Care home residents asked to pay up to €400 for beds and headboards
Camphill to submit a governance improvement plan to address ‘substantive failings’
Karin Dubsky among Green Party candidates for by-elections
Environmentalist says she would ‘use the platform to shout for biodiversity’
A spirit of success: the women of Irish whiskey
Traditionally a male-dominated industry, women are making their mark in the world of Irish whiskey
Tributes paid to former senator John Robb
President Higgins praises the surgeon’s ‘deep humanity’ following his death on Tuesday
Irish buffalo burgers. Yes, that's a thing
Food File: an Irish water buffalo farm; teabags for Christmas, and recipes from Our Lady’s Hospice
Woman and son must remove shed, gate and vehicles from beside Arklow home
High Court judge held the structures were unauthorised developments
Arlene Foster appoints Mervyn Storey to finance in first-day reshuffle
One of new Minister for Finance’s first tasks will be seeing through the budget for 2016-17
Our Wedding Story: First kiss felt like ‘winning the lottery’
Just after Ian McCabe and Louise Moloney were married, the newlyweds decided to walk through St Stephen’s Green, where they were greeted with an applause from sunbathers, to their reception at the Shelbourne Hotel
Patsy McGarry: Cost of violence at North parades should be borne by organisers
‘Last month was a reminder of the dark underbelly that can accompany Orange marches and which the Order allows off the leash when it suits’
Tens of thousands participate in Twelfth of July celebrations
Orange Order grand master says parades an ‘unrivalled show of community solidarity’
Decline in number of Irish Presbyterians continues
Membership down almost 40% since 1975 as annual General Assembly opens in Belfast
Rev Ian McNie to be next moderator of Presbyterian Church
Ballymoney-based minister elected by 12 out of 19 presbyteries
Union official and organising force behind Dunnes Stores strike
Brendan Archbold: February 17th, 1947 - November 27th, 2014
Meet the Dunlops, Northern Ireland’s original road warriors
From the archives: In this interview from 2014 Tara Brady speaks to William Dunlop about how he and his brother Michael came to follow their late dad Robert and uncle Joey onto the open road
Wexford eco-centre refused permission on pollution grounds
Environmental campaigner Karin Dubsky and her husband Paul’s scheme refused by An Bord Pleanála
Ex-wife of double murderer Colin Howell not to be prosecuted
Kyle Jorgensen was told of gassing of husband’s first wife and of then lover’s husband
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