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.
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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.
Portugal secure 4-0 victory over Northern Ireland in FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 play-off first leg
Three goals in the opening period saw Inver Park transformed, though Michael McArdle's side fought back to score after the interval.
Order issued banning Portadown procession on September 27
The Secretary of State has quashed the Parades Commission's approval for a planned march in Portadown, citing concerns raised by the PSNI.
Secretary of State bans Drumcree parade after PSNI request and local protests
Chief Constable Jon Boutcher sought a review of the Parades Commission decision, but the procession was prevented by a large demonstration on Garvaghy Road.
Anthony Cacace focuses on Belfast bout as Lomachenko talk fades
The WBA super-featherweight champion intends to ignore speculation about a potential clash with Vasiliy Lomachenko ahead of his title defence against Nick Ball.
Republic of Ireland secure play-off semi-final first leg with eight goals from substitutes
Three key players were rested while replacements scored all eight goals in the 8-0 win over Kazakhstan
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons names 11 fresh faces for Historic Buildings Council
The expert advisory group, which advises the Department on listing and preservation matters, will see its membership expanded with volunteers serving from September 2026.
Aoife Wafer excluded from Ireland WXV squad for South Africa tour
The influential forward will not travel with the 30-player group led by Scott Bemand as the team prepares for matches against the Springbok Women in Cape Town.
Republic of Ireland set to contest Euro U21 play-off against Finland
The Irish Under-21 side will travel to Nyom for the opening fixture before hosting a second leg in November.
Police chief seeks review of Drumcree ruling amid ongoing Garvaghy Road standoff
First Minister Michelle O'Neill has acknowledged receipt of correspondence from the PSNI regarding unrest following the Parades Commission decision.
Economy Minister launches £2.3m initiative to boost export sales for local firms
Dr Caoimhe Archibald has unveiled Groundwork for Growth, a three-year scheme designed to assist micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in expanding their international reach.
East Belfast to receive first Ulster Scots street signage since policy reform
Council members voted to install bilingual signs in Ravenscroft Avenue and forty-eight other locations, marking a shift from the previous requirement of majority resident consent.
Omagh inquiry hears testimony on Garda involvement in Northern Ireland operations
Martin Bridger, a former officer for the Police Ombudsman Northern Ireland, told the committee about attempts to suppress findings regarding police handling of the bombing
Ulster overhaul sees McCloskey and Timoney start as Beirne returns to Munster
Richie Murphy has named seven different players for the Saturday clash at Affidea Stadium, with Stuart McCloskey and Nick Timoney included in the starting XV alongside returning Ireland international Tadhg Beirne.
Inaugural Rally Scotland confirmed for September-October 2027
The 2027 World Rally Championship calendar has been released with the first UK event since 2019 set to feature new champion Elfyn Evans.
Northern Ireland Assembly passes historic legislation establishing formal inquiry into institutions
The Inquiry and Redress Scheme Act received Royal Assent on Wednesday, with the Assembly's Committee for the Executive Office paying tribute to victims and survivors
Derry enterprise joins UK's leading car park operators after acquiring NCP assets
The Martin Group has emerged as one of the nation's largest parking site managers following its purchase of NCP from liquidators.
Celtic Challenge adds home final incentive for Irish, Scottish and Welsh clubs
The 2026-27 campaign begins in Belfast with the highest-ranked team hosting the championship decider.
Health Minister Robbie Butler unveils dedicated Neurology Delivery Team and £2.3m annual funding package
New measures aim to boost service capacity and cut waiting times following a regional review of neurological care.
Old Warrenpoint Road resurfacing begins in Newry on Monday
Preparatory work is finished and a temporary one-way system will operate from Chapel Hill Road to Greenan Road for four weeks.
DAERA reveals 2026 bathing water ratings: twenty-five locations reach Excellent status
Results published on 8 October show significant progress at Drain's Bay, though Rea's Wood in Antrim missed minimum standards for the second year.
Jobs in Northern Ireland rose by 1.4% to reach 827,815 in September 2024
The Business Register and Employment Survey bulletin released this morning shows employment growth across most local government districts, with Belfast recording the largest absolute increase.