Man charged with attempted murder in connection with Lurgan police station car bomb attack
New IRA claimed responsibility for incident involving hijacked driver and ‘crude but viable’ device
Northern Ireland
Taoiseach calls for ‘continued progress’ on NI legacy law after UK government wins case
UK’s highest court upholds Northern Secretary’s appeal against Belfast rulings on human rights issues
Homes evacuated as police attend security alert in Lisburn
Sinn Féin councillor says alert in Hillview Avenue area causing ‘serious disruption’ for residents
Tattle Life: Couple vow to ‘fight for justice’ after losing £300,000 damages against gossip website
Entrepreneurs Neil and Donna Sands had their libel damages set aside by a High Court judge in Belfast on Tuesday
First project tracking hedgehogs in Northern Ireland aims to help protect their future
Creatures are classified as near threatened across Europe
Westminster braces for awkward squad of Celtic nationalists seeking to break up UK
What happens if Irish, Scottish and Welsh nationalists end up negotiating with Nigel Farage’s English nationalists in power?
Failings in Katie Simpson murder investigation, Irish support for EU membership, and local UK elections
Plus: New mothers advised to seek help with mental health ‘sooner rather than later’ if they are struggling
Northern Ireland’s ageing population: Why pensioners will soon outnumber children
‘Reverse’ in region’s demographic trends have sparked warnings about impact on healthcare and funding of public services
Migration concerns reduce Irish voters’ support for the EU
More than 30% indicate bloc moving in wrong direction, with respondents citing ‘immigration control issues’
‘Institutional misogyny’ blamed for warning signs missed in PSNI Katie Simpson inquiry
Showjumper (21) from Armagh, who was murdered in 2020, was ‘let down at every step’
Police attacked at ‘absolutely chaotic’ west Belfast gathering involving hundreds of youths
Sinn Féin MLA condemned disgraceful actions of those involved but also criticised PSNI response
Former RTÉ journalist Brendan O’Brien dies aged 82
O’Brien was a reporter with RTÉ from 1974 to 2002 and subsequently worked for Newstalk
Derry Girls actor Kathy Kiera Clarke: ‘I feel like everything I did before doesn’t exist in many ways’
Actor Kathy Kiera Clarke, best known as Derry Girls’ Aunt Sarah, on how the Troubles shaped her early life
PSNI officer injured after being struck by motocross-style bike
Six arrested in separate incidents for drink-driving and other offences
Kemi Badenoch apologises for Bloody Sunday clips in social media video
Conservative leader said post criticising Labour’s Troubles Bill was sent out by ‘young people’
Man charged over car bomb attack outside Dunmurry police station in Belfast
The 66-year-old man was arrested in the Dunmurry area under the Terrorism Act
Conservative Party apologises for footage of Bloody Sunday ‘trumpeting’ British army service
Use of images described as ‘disgusting’
Troubles legislation will deliver ‘above all’ for victims and families, says Helen McEntee
Minister disappointed at time taken to progress UK government Bill to replace controversial Legacy Act
PSNI investigating Dunmurry attack granted additional 36 hours to question man
Car bomb exploded outside police station near Belfast on Saturday
British army soldiers ‘overreacted’ and lost control’, inquest into shooting dead of five people in Belfast finds
A priest, three teenagers and a man in his 30s died in the Springhill and Westrock areas of west Belfast in July 1972
The New IRA: Can ‘a couple of guys with gas canisters’ change Northern Ireland?
Though diminished, the group remains dangerous, as the recent attacks in Lurgan and Dunmurry demonstrate
Sinn Féin condemns dissident violence, but does it truly back the police?
Part of the aim of dissident violence is to embarrass the party by forcing it to condemn what it once supported
‘I don’t want to go back to that’: Fears ‘reignited’ among PSNI staff following Dunmurry attack
Union representative Tracey Godfrey ‘inundated’ with calls from civilian workers since speaking publicly about concerns
Voting rights in presidential elections unlikely to be extended to people living in North
Government will not oppose Bill, but proposal not expected to become law
Man (66) arrested under Terrorism Act over Dunmurry police station bombing
High visibility patrols planned for communities across the North
US U-turns on funding for longstanding Irish peacebuilding project
New $4m support package for the International Fund for Ireland
‘I’ll be there’: Richard Neal, a key ally of Ireland, objected to the last British monarch’s address to Congress — but not this time
Congressman quietly absented himself when a British monarch last addressed Congress. But times have changed – on both sides of the Atlantic
Scarlett Faulkner’s cousin (10) in critical condition after fatal car crash in Antrim
Young boy was passenger in vehicle involved in crash in Northern Ireland on Sunday morning
Six years after War of Independence centenary row, Royal Irish Constabulary memorial unveiled
Plan for monument stalled in Republic after backlash, but one now stands at Newtownards, Co Down
Catholic? Protestant? Communist: An extract from Sinéad Morrissey’s new memoir
An extract from Among Communists: A Memoir by Belfast poet Sinéad Morrissey about growing up red, not orange or green
Welsh and Scottish elections in May could energise Irish unity debate, says Sinn Féin
Leaders of Plaid Cymru and SNP join chat with SF delegates in Belfast hosted by Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill
Kneecap: ‘These topics have been out of bounds for many years’
The controversial group have had a year of a kind that few artists will ever experience. They’re determined to stand their ground as they release their album Fenian
Jim McDowell, praised as one of bravest reporters of The Troubles, dies aged 76
Journalist waged decades-long campaign for justice for slain colleague Martin O’Hagan who was murdered by Loyalist Volunteer Force
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