UK Government names 36 Northern Ireland employers for underpaying staff
The Department for Business and Trade has identified hotels, retailers and legal firms among the businesses that failed to meet minimum wage requirements.
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Fire crews stay at Belfast Harbour site overnight to guard against reignition
Smoke remains visible from Belfast City Airport as emergency services work to extinguish the blaze involving scrap metal on Queen's Island.
Unions warn of escalating industrial action if Stormont fails to secure additional funding
Political leaders across the Assembly have stated that extra financial support from London is essential for finalising the budget, as talks with the Treasury remain without visible progress.
Water rationing expected as reservoirs deplete following extended drought
Minister Don Concannon to announce restrictions today after summer water services faced criticism for resisting early measures.
Thousands of tonnes of scrap metal blaze continues at Belfast Harbour as crews battle deep-set fire
Emergency services remain on the scene late into Wednesday night to prevent reignition following the second major incident of its kind this year.
Cuban sandwich shop owner claims US sanctions blocked payments via Belfast bank
Carlos Arguelles Leblanch says banking software flagged his business for recent American restrictions on the Caribbean island, causing thousands in orders to be withheld.
Belfast Health Trust apologises after review of cardiologist's work reveals potential past errors
A recall of patients treated by Dr Ernest Lau has prompted an official apology as the trust confirms records are being examined for possible unnecessary procedures.
Firefighters tackle blaze near Belfast Harbour as smoke fills City Centre
Emergency crews are working to bring the incident under control while smoke billows across the water.
Stoke City complete acquisition of Justin Devenny from Crystal Palace on four-year deal
The Eagles finalise their deadline day recruitment with the 22-year-old midfielder, who follows late arrivals of Jack McGlynn and Luca Bombino.
Oisin McConville confirmed as Wicklow boss for Sam Maguire campaign
The manager will guide the county through Division Three after leading them to promotion in 2023 and a Tailteann Cup triumph this year.
New peace index shows Northern Ireland violence at historic low since 2019
A joint study by Queen's University Belfast and the Institute for Economics and Peace reveals a significant drop in both actual violence and fear of it over the last six years.
Ballymena engineering hub to close as US-owned Convergix Automation Solutions restructures
The facility at Galgorm Industrial Estate is set to shut down following a decision by the American parent company, which had previously scaled back operations in Scotland.
Glens edge past Linfield in penalty shootout as Carrick Rangers exit Shield
Dominant Glentoran secured a 3-1 victory over Blues at the Oval while holders Crues were defeated by Crusaders in Derry
Glentoran advance as Linfield and Carrick Rangers exit County Antrim Shield
Dominant Glens secured a 3-1 victory over Linfield at the Oval, while holders Carrick Rangers were eliminated by Crusaders after a penalty shootout.
Grian Chatten explains wearing Cwmbran Celtic shirt at Reading Festival
The lead singer of Fontaines D.C. revealed the personal connection behind sporting a green and white striped jersey during the band's headline performance.
Greens fail to block Belfast Council's £4.6m AI deal amid environmental warnings
Councillors approved the Artificial Intelligence Adoption programme on behalf of Belfast Region City Deal partners, despite concerns over energy and water demands.
England women secure record ODI chase victory over Ireland in Leicester opener
Maia Bouchier's century led the side to a six-wicket win as they chased 282 at the Uptonsteel County Ground without key players Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont.
Teachers' unions vote in favour of strike action over workload
UTU members also voted in favour of taking action in the ongoing dispute over teacher and school leader workload. 71% voted in support of strike action and 95% in support of action short of strike.
Coleraine complete acquisition of Crusaders forward Adam Brooks on extended contract
The Derry club confirm the transfer details after securing a six-figure fee plus additional payments
Two individuals removed from roof after fall at Lisburn construction site
Emergency crews responded to the Hillsborough Road area on Tuesday; medical status remains unconfirmed
Northern Ireland Secretary commissions independent review of Parades Commission procedures
Sir Chris Bryant has instructed a judge to examine how the body makes decisions following concerns raised by the High Court.
Paul Boggs appointed to replace Maolíosa McHugh as West Tyrone MLA
The Sperrin councillor will take over the Assembly seat vacated by the Sinn Féin representative who lost his local council position in 2019
Vehicle overturns onto flower bed at Michael Ferguson Roundabout in west Belfast
Emergency services responded to the incident on Tuesday morning as police secured the scene.
Laverty expands motorcycle racing empire with takeover of Northern Ireland team
The former MotoGP rider now leads GRYD Racing, an umbrella organisation that has acquired TAS Racing alongside his own ventures in television and apparel.