Hovland and Gerard tied at 10 under as Tour Championship enters weekend
Viktor Hovland secured a four-under 66 to share the top spot with Ryan Gerard, while Scottie Scheffler remains two shots behind in Atlanta.
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Linfield leapfrog Glentoran to second in Women's Premiership after dominant Midgley Park victory
A 7-1 triumph over Crusaders Strikers secured the Blades' position behind the Glens, while Lisburn Rangers claimed a fifth-place spot with a win at Crewe Park.
Catastrophic failure avoided as historic River Bann sea defence works completed
Repairs to the 18th century structure at Castlerock have prevented potential flooding that threatened beaches and golf courses.
Casandra Alexander extends lead at Women's Irish Open with two eagles
The South African golfer moved to a five-shot advantage over the field after posting a 66 at the K Club on Friday.
More than 205,000 homes in the north will pay 19% more for gas this winter
SSE Airtricity confirmed the price adjustment starts on October 1, bringing the average annual cost up by approximately £174.
Drug testing at festivals: harm reduction or normalisation of use?
Organisations running testing facilities deny encouraging drug-taking, yet critics argue the services may make substance abuse seem acceptable.
Health workforce reaches 68,341 as vacancies rise to 6,236
Northern Ireland's health and social care workforce grew by 2.2% in a year, but the number of posts in active recruitment also increased.
Tierna Bell on target as Lisburn Rangers beat Larne Women 5-1
Lisburn Rangers beat Larne Women 5-1.
Women's Premiership round-up: McLaren and Sweetlove brace Linfield Women to 7-1 rout of Crusaders Strikers
Rachel McLaren's first-half strike and Abi Sweetlove's second-half effort powered the Blues past their former rivals in a dominant display at the Brandywell.
McLaren and Sweetlove brace Linfield Women to 7-1 rout of Crusaders Strikers
Rachel McLaren's first-half strike and Abi Sweetlove's second-half effort powered the Blues past their former rivals in a dominant display at the Brandywell.
Belfast councillors back pedestrianisation call for Donegall Place and Castle Place
The proposal will go to the full council after members agreed to seek the inclusion of both city-centre streets in a wider Stormont programme.
Karen Lyttle becomes first Northern Ireland nurse certified for embryo transfers
The Belfast nurse manager has completed specialist British Fertility Society certification covering embryo transfer and intrauterine insemination.
McIlroy six shots back as Min Woo Lee sets Tour Championship pace
The Northern Ireland golfer recovered from two early bogeys to open with a 68 at East Lake, while Lee carded a bogey-free 62.
Tommy Fleetwood enters Tour Championship contention after four-under 66 at East Lake
Defending champion shoots a bogey-free round to join the leaders as MW Lee remains two strokes ahead in Atlanta.
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.
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.