Parties divide over Drumcree judgment as Parades Commission faces confidence test
Unionist representatives have demanded resignations while Sinn Fein says the ruling does not authorise a parade along Garvaghy Road.
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Parades commissioner resigns as chair pledges reforms after Drumcree ruling
Billy Gamble has left the six-member body after the High Court quashed its July determination, while chair Professor Evelyn Collins says she will remain to oversee changes.
Lunar eclipse peak at 5.12am with 93% shadow coverage; Met Office warns of cloud
The Moon will pass through Earth's umbra as the Sun, planet and satellite align, though visibility depends on weather conditions across the UK.
Scott and Stratton secure spot in women's quad world final
The Great Britain crew, including Northern Ireland rower Finnola Stratton, finished second behind the Netherlands in Thursday's semi-final at the World Rowing Championships.
Glenn Maxwell leads Belfast Wolves to maiden European Twenty20 Premier League triumph
The Australian all-rounder's 59 not out powered the franchise past Dublin Guardians in Voorburg as they began their inaugural campaign.
Bill Belichick discusses NFL expansion in Dublin ahead of college match
The seven-time Super Bowl winner spoke on the possibility of a European team while his North Carolina Tar Heels side prepare to face Texas Christian University
Leona Maguire opens steady campaign at Women's Irish Open with one-under 71
The Derry player, seeking her maiden title, carded three birdies and two bogeys to sit four shots behind early leader Alessandra Fanali of Italy.
Culture Night Belfast unveils programme of more than 200 free events
Music, art, poetry and family activities will take over venues across the city from 4pm to 10pm on Friday 18 September.
Culture Night Belfast returns for 2026 with council backing and expanded venue network
Over 200 free events are scheduled across the city, supported by Business Improvement Districts and funded by Belfast City Council.
Health trusts publish savings plans as service faces £800m funding gap
Northern Ireland's health trusts have set out proposals for a three-year recovery programme requiring 4% savings in the current financial year.
Linfield secure attacking midfielder Kitt Nelson on season-long loan from Preston North End
David Healy's side are set to bolster their squad ahead of a Saturday fixture against Limavady United.
Stormont department confirms separate Christmas market bid at Custom House Square
A Belfast City Council proposal to expand its own event remains distinct from a formal application received by the Department for Communities regarding the Custom House Square site.
Skywatchers in Northern Ireland may witness a partial lunar eclipse on Friday morning
The Moon will pass through Earth's shadow, with roughly 93% of its surface obscured at the event's peak.
Drought linked to fall in infant deaths, says researcher as water quality concerns rise
A research associate at the Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecologists suggested yesterday that the dry conditions of August 27 1976 may have contributed to a reduction in baby mortality rates.
Northern Ireland health service faces £800m shortfall as officials seek savings plan
Officials hope to avoid a single-year cut of 12% by spreading required reductions over multiple years after a recent committee warned the figure was unfeasible.
Northern Ireland Over 70s Walking Football Team Win World Masters Title
The Derry squad remained unbeaten to claim the top honour after defeating England in the final, while other age groups also advanced deep into the competition.
Luke Littler eliminated by Brendan Dolan in Players Championship semi-final
The world number one faces a projected cutoff above £30,000 after missing most floor events this season.
East Belfast skyline shifts as demolition of Clarawood House starts
The Orangefield tower block is being pulled down floor by floor under a major Northern Ireland Housing Executive initiative to replace aging social housing.
Green Party seeks fee waiver for UNISON LGBTQ+ gathering at Belfast City Hall
Organisers of the event, linked to a trade union conference weekend, have asked the council to waive room hire costs amid recent controversies over displays in the venue
EasyJet passengers recount treatment after Tunisia to Belfast flight cancellation
Stranded travelers faced a ten-day wait before the airline arranged return flights on Wednesday.
Secretary of State confirms reappointment and new members for Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
Sir Chris Bryant MP has confirmed the renewal of Chief Commissioner Alyson Kilpatrick's term alongside four fresh appointments to the body established under the Belfast Agreement.
Former St George's Hall boxing ring now inside Belfast city centre office building for sale
A prominent mid-terrace property with a unique boxing ring has been listed by Savills Ireland, having previously suffered bomb damage before extensive refurbishment.
Belfast Wolves and Dublin Guardians set to face in inaugural European T20 Premier League clash
IPL star David Miller and New Zealand's Devon Conway lead the Belfast Wolves, while the Dublin side will rely on a mix of local talent and international stars including Daryl Mitchell.
Nipsa official warns of potential strikes as health pay award stays unconfirmed
Patrick Mulholland suggested industrial action could begin in October amid concerns over the Executive's failure to finalise a budget