Psychiatrist report on Eleanor Donaldson’s health expected on Monday
Donaldson has pleaded not guilty to five counts of aiding and abetting over charges faced by Jeffrey Donaldson
Northern Ireland
Survivor of Miami Showband massacre says UK government doing a ‘dreadful job’ on legacy issues
Group member Des Lee says he remembers ‘every single thing in the finest detail’ from the loyalist atrocity in Co Down 50 years ago
Surviving Miami Showband members remember their bandmates on 50th anniversary of atrocity
Fifty years since lead singer Fran O’Toole, guitarist Tony Geraghty and trumpeter Brian McCoy were murdered by loyalist paramilitaries
Miami Showband massacre 50 years on: ‘The trauma lasts for ever’ – Stephen Travers
British collusion was systemic in Troubles, survivor says, and went far higher than UDR foot soldiers
Tariffs: as new regime kicks in, what does it mean for Europe and for Ireland?
Certainty seems to be the one positive from a one-sided deal that will slow the Irish economy and increase costs for consumers and business
UK government pulls funding for Irish peace and reconciliation project
International Fund for Ireland helped lay groundwork for Belfast Agreement
Fresh appeals for witnesses to deaths of man and woman during Troubles
Information sought about circumstances around separate deaths of Teresa Carson and William Marchant
Ian Rutledge, only suspect in killing of Vanessa Whyte and her two children, dies in hospital
Fermanagh shooting: Sources said man (43) was brain dead since Maguiresbridge incident
British-Irish Relations in the Twenty-First Century: A strong examination of the Belfast Agreement’s legacy and the impact of Brexit
Etain Tannam argues that John Hume’s central three-stranded idea for the agreement has been neglected
Michelle O’Neill: ‘The British state killed local people. Those moments contribute to who you are’
Northern Ireland’s First Minister discusses party leadership, presidency, teen pregnancy and ‘precious gift of peace’
The ancient Irish town battling against decline: ‘It used to be the centre of things, but those days are gone now’
Downpatrick is the reputed burial place of three Irish saints
‘I am gutted for the family’: Fermanagh and Clare communities remember shooting victims
The three family members died in shooting in their home near Maguiresbridge on Wednesday
A Marshall Plan is needed for loyalist communities, and so much more
Policing, education and engagement needed to set the stage for difficult period of change
Don’t expect votes for 16-year-olds to change the world. It’s the 25-35s who are the rebels
As the Scottish independence referendum showed, young first-time voters can be surprisingly conservative
Fermanagh shooting: Mother and two children dead, man in hospital
Police say they responded to an emergency call made from inside the house at about 7.50am
Letters to the Editor, July 23rd: On the EU response to Gaza, planning nostalgia and taxing Ireland
Unremitting suffering of Palestinians is a blot on our collective humanity
Former US ambassador Jean Kennedy Smith turned against Sinn Féin after 9/11, British files claim
She also thought Tony Blair ‘should be much tougher with IRA’, friend told British prime minister’s chief of staff
McAleese was ‘extremely generous’ with time she gave to British, newly released UK papers show
Then president was at ‘her frank and engaging best’ in a 2001 meeting, British ambassador reported
US government offered to use spy satellites to verify IRA arms dumps were decommissioned
White House official put forward the idea to the British in 2000, documents show
Michael McDowell pushed for British amnesty for IRA members without trial, UK files reveal
Treatment of the so-called ‘on-the-runs’ later became a major controversy
Belfast’s Spirit AeroSystems losses hit €430m
Belfast aerospace manufacturer caught up in Boeing bid for Spirit
‘We’re now in the golden years of Portrush’: Why golf’s Open has the town smiling all over again
The world’s oldest golfing tournament is bringing a feel-good factor as well as 270,000 spectators from across the globe
Negative attitude toward HSE is increasingly corrosive and destructive, says Stephen Donnelly
Negative attitude toward health service is increasingly corrosive and destructive, says Stephen Donnelly
Supreme Court is still changing society, says Attorney General
Declarations of unconstitutionality still happening, says Rossa Fanning, but there is less ‘low-hanging fruit’
UK move to lower voting age to 16 unlikely to be in place for Northern Irish elections
First Minister Michelle O’Neill says UK law change is a ‘step forward for democracy’ but DUP opposes lowering voting age
Better-off families ‘sailing away from the have-nots’, warns Ombudsman
Government unable to inform Ombudsman how much it spends on children, says Dr Niall Muldoon
A tricky question on Good Morning Britain for Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin’s message to the British public is ‘let us take this expensive burden off your hands’, while to the Republic it’s that reunification will be almost painless
The Open 2025: Rory McIlroy will become the stuff of legend if he lifts the Claret Jug at Portrush
World’s best players are expecting a stern test at Dunluce links when tournament tees off on Thursday
Many people won’t decide how to vote in a Border poll until they see what’s on offer
Why can’t Sinn Féin spell out exactly what it means by a united Ireland and allow unionists to consider it?
UK’s Labour government facing backbench revolt over plan to repeal Troubles Legacy Act
Veterans minister said to have threatened to resign over plan to revoke immunity for British soldiers and others
Bryson DeChambeau focuses on links test over Rory McIlroy rivalry as he arrives in Portrush
The Open: American, who has struggled with links courses in past, plans to be strategic at championship
Shane Lowry: ‘If I win another one, I’ll celebrate twice as much’
Irishman explains the emotion of winning the Open at Portrush in 2019, the relief from getting over the line, and plans to add to his solitary major
Keir Starmer was quick to condemn Kneecap, but strangely silent on Moygashel
There is something rotten about leveraging an expression of long-standing culture and tradition to deliver a contemporary declaration of racist hate
Orange Order parade passes through Ardoyne interface without incident
Traditional events organised by the Royal Black Preceptory in the village of Scarva, Co Armagh, will take place on Monday
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