Mickey Harte appointed Kilcoo manager ahead of 2027 campaign
The former Tyrone boss returns to management after a period without a role, following the team's recent failure to secure the Down Senior Football Championship title.
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Report urges governments to consider dialogue with paramilitary factions, excluding financial incentives
Author Fleur Ravensbergen outlined a year-long scoping exercise involving representatives of illegal loyalist and republican groups, proposing credible monitoring and robust law enforcement as prerequisites.
Independent Report on Paramilitary Group Transition to Disbandment
Details regarding the transition of a paramilitary group to disbandment have been formally presented to Parliament.
Ulster face injury crisis ahead of Parma Challenge Cup opener
Eli Snyman is ruled out with a concussion while three others remain doubtful as the Reds seek their first victory of the season.
Lisburn road resurfacing project set to begin next week with temporary traffic restrictions in place
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins confirmed the £757,000 carriageway upgrade on Belsize Road will start on Monday 19 October 2026 following programming by the Department for Infrastructure.
Minister Liz Kimmins sets out plan for Northern Ireland's inaugural Flood Forecasting Service during Flood Awareness Week
The Infrastructure Department intends to launch the scheme following confirmation of a Business Case, with the announcement made as public education on flood risks continues.
Amendments to Troubles legacy legislation introduced for parliamentary debate
The government has submitted changes to its bill addressing the unresolved legacy of the Troubles, with Parliament set to consider the proposals.
John McEntee takes charge of Monaghan inter-county team
Former All-Ireland winner steps into management role after four seasons with club side Inniskeen
Health Minister Robbie Butler supports David Burns appointment as Northern Trust chief executive
The official welcomed the selection of Mr Burns, who currently leads Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, noting his extensive experience in local government across Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Omagh inquiry hears warning call received at Finner Camp day before explosion
Journalist John Ware told investigators a message was passed to the Irish army on 14 August 1998, though plans to act never came to fruition
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins pledges £1m capital fund to refresh community transport fleet
The funding will allow 13 providers across the north to acquire new minibuses as part of a wider initiative to modernise ageing vehicles.
Law enacted on Mother and Baby Institutions inquiry as Assembly Committee honours victims
The Inquiry (Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses) and Redress Scheme Act received Royal Assent on Wednesday 7 October while the Northern Ireland Assembly's Committee for the Executive Office paid tribute to those affected
Assembly Committee denounces misogyny targeting women in politics
Members of the Committee for the Executive Office condemned ongoing intimidation and abuse directed at female elected representatives during a session held on Wednesday 7 October.
Archibald supports Credit Unions Bill as it moves to Assembly
The Northern Ireland Executive has confirmed the Credit Unions (Amendment) Bill will be introduced to the Assembly, with Minister Archibald expressing welcome of the move.
Repeat pairings confirmed for Derry and Fermanagh county finals
Defending champions Eoghan Ruadh retain the Tyrone title while Dunloy and Cushendall face off in Antrim
Cardiff Devils keep unbeaten run with win over Belfast Giants
The Elite League side secured a 5-2 triumph at the Vindico Arena on Sunday, following their earlier victory against Dundee Stars.
Three masked assailants attack PSNI vehicle with incendiary devices in Strabane
A patrol car was targeted by three individuals dressed in black at the Ballycolman Estate on Saturday evening.
Joe Garvey turns discarded Bramleys into juice and powder in Armagh
A retired farmer is transforming small apples that struggle to sell into a social enterprise product, helping older neighbours while reducing waste.
Northern Ireland weather: Cloudy weather on Sunday, highs of 14C
Temperatures are forecast to reach between 13C and 14C across five regional centres.
Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton faces scrutiny following fifth consecutive league loss
A BBC Sport NI investigation highlights the club's struggles as they seek to avoid a sixth defeat in the current campaign.
Lawlor: Calendar overhaul requires majority club support
Northern Ireland Football League chief executive Gerard Lawlor states a 75% vote is needed to alter the season dates following player opposition to the proposed shift.
Crocker eyes return to welterweight crown after Paro victory
Lewis Crocker is focusing on his upcoming bout against Owen Cooper in December rather than the loss that ended his first title defence.
Proposed Northern Ireland puppy sales ban would align the region with UK law
Legislation known as Lucy's Law aims to criminalise transactions involving puppies and kittens sold by individuals other than registered breeders or pet shops.
Lucy's Law approved to ban third-party puppy sales in Northern Ireland
New legislation, originally introduced in England and Wales in 2020, will require buyers to meet breeders face-to-face if enacted by year-end.