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Reconciliation unfinished: Question whether society respects different school types
Nearly three decades after the Good Friday Agreement, debates continue on whether our institutions reflect a truly reconciled community.
Scottie Scheffler secures second FedEx Cup title with dominant final round at Tour Championship
The world number one overcame a three-stroke deficit to claim victory, moving him to the top of the PGA Tour's career money list on $130.4m
Charlie Smyth waived by New Orleans Saints ahead of new season
Two-time All-Pro kicker Daniel Carlson has been selected over the former Gaelic footballer following a competitive pre-season against Dallas.
Sami Pajari claims third consecutive WRC victory at Rally Paraguay, narrowing Elfyn Evans' championship lead
Toyota's Sami Pajari secured his third straight World Rally Championship win in Paraguay to reduce the gap between himself and leader Elfyn Evans, despite Evans collecting bonus points in the final classification.
Cliftonville extend Premiership lead with narrow win over Glentoran
A late goal secured victory for the Reds at Blanchflower Stadium as they move eight points clear at the top of the Women's Premiership.
Casandra Alexander claims Irish Open title ahead of Leona Maguire
South Africa's Casandra Alexander secured the Irish Open at the K Club, finishing three shots clear of Sara Kouskova while Leona Maguire ended tied for fifth.
Ireland secure two silvers at 2026 World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam
The team finished seventh overall as the Netherlands claimed top honours on home waters.
Mela Festival marks two decades of multicultural celebration in Belfast
Nisha Tandon's event, meaning 'uniting', has expanded its offerings over the last twenty years
Sinn Féin councillor rejects Orange Order request to resume Garvaghy Road discussions following High Court ruling
An Orange lodge in Portadown has sought mediation with local residents, but a Sinn Féin councillor has stated that talks about parading on the nationalist route are no longer possible.
Student band selected to open for JLS after music contest sparked by lecturer
A group of young musicians from Londonderry faced significant anxiety before performing at the City of Derry Airport venue on Saturday.
Causeway Academy unites three institutions across Derry sites
Years 8–10 move to Carthall Road while older pupils stay at legacy campuses
The Bridge Association reaches final stage of BBC Make a Difference Award competition
A Derry-based charity supporting adults with learning disabilities has been shortlisted for the Northern Ireland Community Group Award.
Derry minister O'Brien reflects on roots, transport projects and childhood lessons
Irish Minister for Transport spoke to Tom Kelly about his upbringing in the border area, his work on cross-border infrastructure and memories of navigating local roads with his father.
Teegan Lynch on target as Cliftonville Ladies beat Glentoran Women 2-1
Cliftonville Ladies beat Glentoran Women 2-1.
Robinson expresses concern over Parades Commission's standing after High Court overturns restrictions
Gavin Robinson voiced reservations regarding the body's capacity to rebuild trust following a judicial ruling that nullified last month's prohibition on the Drumcree procession.
Alexander extends lead at Women's Irish Open as Maguire posts nine-under-par 63
South African Casandra Alexander holds a three-shot advantage over Czech Sara Kouskova after the third round, while Leona Maguire moved to sixth place with a bogey-free score.
Police seek witnesses after deliberate fire at Antrim property
Officers are appealing for information following an arson attack on a home in the Donore Crescent area, where no one was present when the blaze started.
Kellie Harrington returns to international boxing as part of Ireland squad for European Elite Championships
The two-time Olympic champion is set to compete in Sofia, Bulgaria, following a period away from major benchmark events.
Scott and Stratton claim silver as Dutch edge Great Britain in Amsterdam final
Hannah Scott and Finnola Stratton, with Imogen Grant and Lola Anderson, took second place after the Netherlands held on by 1.6 seconds at the World Championships.
Royal Black Institution parades conclude summer season with events in five towns
Approximately 17,000 members and supporters participated in demonstrations across Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and overseas as lodges completed their annual circuits.
Hospital patient treated for smoke inhalation after Ballynakilly Road blaze
Emergency services responded to a house fire in the early hours of Saturday morning, with one individual requiring medical attention.
PSNI warn of traffic disruption as Royal Black Preceptory demonstrations take place
Police advise drivers to avoid key routes in north, east and west Belfast today while three parades move through the city.
Commission finds British Government guilty of torture in 1976 report
An 8,400-page document reveals Britain did not discriminate against Catholics, though it also notes security forces were given free rein to inflict pain. The findings are set for official publication next Thursday.