Antrim and Armagh celebrate as Cork complete camogie finals day
Antrim won the intermediate title and Armagh secured the junior crown before Cork defeated Galway in the senior decider at Croke Park.
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Aaron McKenna wins IBF middleweight title on Dublin homecoming
The Monaghan boxer defeated Etinosa Oliha by unanimous decision in his first professional contest on Irish soil.
North Belfast bus lane extension postponed after consultation objections
The Department for Infrastructure has held back proposed afternoon operating hours while it considers the responses received.
Belfast Fleadh enters final day after crowds surpass early expectations
The first Belfast staging of Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann concludes on Sunday after eight days of competitions, concerts and street performances.
Thousands attend annual Relief of Derry parade
More than 7,000 Apprentice Boys members and 124 bands took part in Saturday's commemorative programme in Derry/Londonderry.
Away wins shape Irish Premiership opening Saturday
Ballymena United and Coleraine both won on the road, while Carrick Rangers and Glentoran took home victories in round one.
Glentoran open Premiership season with victory at The Oval
Glentoran beat Limavady United 2-0 in a 3pm round-one fixture, taking all three points at home on the opening weekend.
Coleraine win 3-1 away to Dungannon Swifts
Coleraine took all three points at Stangmore Park as the Premiership season opened with round-one fixtures.
Carrick Rangers edge Portadown in Premiership opener
Carrick Rangers began the 2026-27 season with a 1-0 home win over Portadown at Taylors Avenue.
Ballymena beat Linfield 3-0 at Windsor Park
Ballymena United opened the Premiership season with an away win over Linfield in a round-one fixture at Windsor Park.
Restoration work to begin at four north-west war memorials
The PEACEPLUS programme covers monuments in Derry, Strabane, Castlederg and Sion Mills alongside new interpretation material.
Learner drivers face renewed wait for practical test appointments
The DVA says demand is continuing to rise and advises candidates to check other centres and watch for released slots.
Youth colour ceilidh joins Belfast Fleadh programme
The event at Youth Initiatives on Colin Road ran from 10am to 3pm for children aged 10 to 14.
Cliftonville beat Crusaders in Premiership opener
The Reds won 2-1 at Solitude as the first recorded fixture of the 2026-27 Northern Ireland Premiership season was played on Friday night.
Fleadh Belfast heads into final weekend
The eight-day celebration of Irish music and culture continues across the city before its scheduled Sunday finale.
Two new members appointed to Utility Regulator board
Sean Hogan and Paul Smith will begin seven-year part-time terms on the Northern Ireland Utility Regulator board from 10 August.
Tropical Ravine hosts stained-glass artist session
Artist Kerrie Hanna is showing how plant offcuts can be turned into pigments for original stained-glass artworks.
North Belfast derby opens new Premiership season at Solitude
Cliftonville and Crusaders begin the 2026-27 campaign before a five-match programme across the weekend.
Survey records fall in attitudes to refugees and asylum seekers
The Executive Office report found agreement with five of six measured statements fell to the lowest recorded level in 2025.
£750,000 resurfacing scheme announced for Ederney roads
Work on B4 Market Street, Leatham Crescent and Edenamohill Road is due to start on Monday and run until late August.
Consultation opens on heat network regulation in Northern Ireland
Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald says proposals would strengthen consumer protections and help shape future legislation for low-carbon heating networks.
M3 Lagan Bridge maintenance to begin next week
The Department for Infrastructure says slip road restrictions will be in place across three August weekends as six bridge bearings are replaced.
Survey reports lower agreement on refugee-protection statements
Agreement reached its lowest recorded level for five of six statements examined in a 2025 analysis of Northern Ireland Life and Times survey responses.
Three weekend closures planned for M3 Lagan Bridge bearing works
The final phase of a specialist maintenance programme will replace six bearings on one of Belfast's busiest road links.