Omagh road resurfacing to begin in late September after £300,000 investment
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins confirmed the project will cover one kilometre of carriageway and drainage improvements between Sunningdale and Dergmoney Heights
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Health Minister Robbie Butler extends funding for voluntary support to patients on waiting lists
A new round of grants will allow community groups to offer practical and emotional assistance to individuals awaiting treatment in key specialties
DVA publishes quarterly driving and vehicle testing figures for April to June 2026
The Department for Infrastructure report shows a rise in test applications and an improvement in attendance rates across Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland economy grows 2.3% as services sector expands
Output broadly matches UK figures, yet rising energy and food prices remain a worry for local firms.
Linfield Women and Cliftonville Ladies drew 1-1
Linfield Women and Cliftonville Ladies drew 1-1.
Republic of Ireland face Nations League opener as Parrott shines in Spain
The IFA highlights the stakes for both sides, with promotion and qualification implications hanging over the Republic's campaign.
Festival bookers and agents share tips for securing live performance slots
Industry professionals gathered in Belfast to advise musicians on how to pitch themselves to festivals.
Walsh takes bronze as O'Rourke claims gold at European Boxing Championships
Ireland's featherweight champion secured a medal after losing her semi-final, while Lisa O'Rourke won the 80kg title in Bulgaria
Ulster open with five new faces in Edinburgh clash
Robert Baloucoune and Zac Ward feature as the Irish province field a squad containing eight debutants for their United Rugby Championship opener.
Road racing legend Ryan Farquhar suggests retirement may come in 2027
The 50-year-old record holder reflected on a career defined by major crashes and the pressure of competing alongside Joey Dunlop.
Economy Minister extends appointment of Interim Governing Body Chair to Northern Regional College
Dr Caoimhe Archibald has confirmed the continuation of Mr Colm McKenna's role until a permanent chair is selected
Encirc commits £700,000 to workforce training at Derrylin facility
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald confirmed the glassmaker will spend more than £700,000 over three years developing technical and digital skills for staff.
Seven vehicles destroyed in suspected arson raid on Garvagh property
Detectives are seeking witnesses after the blaze occurred outside a residence on Gelvin Road in the early hours of Thursday.
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons unveils £2m sports funding via Olympic Legacy Fund
Two application windows have been opened for clubs seeking support through the 2026/27 financial year.
Northern Ireland economic activity reaches new series high in second quarter of 2026
Output grew by one per cent in real terms, driven by expansion in both services and production sectors.
United Rugby Championship 2025-26 campaign begins with squad reshuffles across Irish provinces
Four provincial sides finalise their squads for the new season as coaches adjust backroom staff ahead of Friday's kick-off
Shea Charles joins Premier League on record £30m fee without showing the pressure
The Fulham midfielder says he does not really think about the price tag when becoming Northern Ireland's most expensive footballer.
Rathlin Island social housing project delivers warmth to residents after long period of cold
A fire in a backup generator previously cut off power and heating for one tenant, but a new development of ten homes has restored basic amenities to the community.
Standards watchdog receives record number of complaints in latest year
The Assembly Commissioner for Standards reported a rise in grievances against ministers and MLAs, with the DUP minister at the centre of a probe following online remarks during riots.
Secretary of State appoints Sir John O'Hara KC to head Parades Commission review
The Northern Ireland Office has confirmed the selection of a High Court judge to lead an independent examination into the commission's decision-making procedures and governance.
Consent granted to demolish section of historic Pump Street convent damaged by Storm Amy
Derry City and Strabane District Council approved a phased removal plan for the former Convent of Mercy, which has suffered significant structural harm since October 2025.
Economy Minister launches quantum research focusing on commercial applications in Northern Ireland
A new study commissioned by MATRIX NI highlights post-quantum cryptography and quantum-safe communications as the most immediate business prospects, alongside photonics and sensing technologies.
Limerick's Byrnes and Hegarty face Cork's Hayes for Hurler of the Year award
The GAA All-Star nominations list features eight counties, with Tipp leading at 13 names ahead of Limerick's two nominees.
Study mobility study highlights retention risks for Northern Ireland
Independent analysis suggests local learners are no more likely to leave the region than peers in Britain, yet external recruitment faces headwinds