Department for Infrastructure updates landowners awaiting Court of Appeal order on A5WTC vesting
Officials confirm engagement continues with over 300 affected parties while formal legal process concludes
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Draft plan to pedestrianise Belfast city centre opens for public review
Proposals include a new speed limit and the closure of key streets, with details contained in the Eastern Transport Plan 2035.
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins unveils Transport Strategy 2035 blueprint for cleaner, smarter travel
The Department's new plan targets reduced emissions and better community connectivity while the draft Eastern Transport Plan consultation begins.
McNabney determined to impress Ireland selectors after ACL setback
James McNabney has expressed his desire for more playing time as Ulster prepare to travel to Cape Town without their international squad.
Justice Minister Naomi Long to lead Belfast's first Correctional Research Symposium
Five-day event hosted by the Northern Ireland Prison Service aims to share evidence on modern correctional services
Power back on across Northern Ireland following Storm Boelo
Severe gusts near 80mph disrupted transport and services at the weekend, but electricity has been fully restored.
Northern Ireland U15 boys reach top 32 at inaugural FIFA World Cup for Under-15s
The squad, captained by Michael Mulholland, secured a comprehensive victory over New Caledonia in Azerbaijan to advance through the group stage
Clearer Water Irish Cup fourth round draw released ahead of November fixtures
IFA confirms all ties scheduled for Saturday 21 November with Portstewart among those advancing from third round
Kyren Wilson claims second Northern Ireland Open crown in three years
The English snooker player defeated Jak Jones 9-2 at the Waterfront Hall to add another trophy to his collection.
Power outages and transport chaos continue as Storm Boelo grips Northern Ireland
Seven thousand customers remain without electricity while severe gales force road closures and cancellations across the region on Sunday.
Derry's Halloween festival marks four decades with grand parade and folklore events
The Spook-tacular Derry Halloween Festival begins on Wednesday, featuring a historic procession along the Foyle Embankment and new attractions inspired by ancient traditions.
Two brown bears moved from Russian cages to Wild Ireland after five years in captivity
A team of over 100 people coordinated the transfer of Bu and Tyapa from Moscow through Abu Dhabi to a sanctuary in County Donegal
Coleraine extend lead at Irish Premiership summit with 5-0 victory over Crusaders
Title favourites Ruaidhri Higgins' side swept aside a reduced Crusaders side to record their seventh consecutive away win this season
Hundreds of Orangemen parade through Portadown as speeches target PSNI and unionist leaders
A large gathering in support of the Drumcree Orangemen took place on Saturday, featuring a special presentation to a supporter and speeches that included criticism of senior officials.
Ireland secure six-try victory over South Africa in Cape Town WXV opener
The Irish side marked their maiden visit to the Republic of South Africa with a comprehensive win in the first of two WXV Global Series fixtures.
Ferguson's inaugural match as Glentoran boss called off due to pitch conditions
Duncan Ferguson will not take charge of his new side against Ballymena United on Saturday after officials ruled the ground unplayable.
Ireland's WXV campaign mixed as South Africa win follows defeats to Spain and Italy
The Springboks have also had a mixed start, with victories over Spain and Italy followed by a heavy loss to Wales.
Vodacom Bulls dominate Ulster at Loftus Versfeld to secure United Rugby Championship victory
Handre Pollard's clinical kicking and early tries set the tone as the home side outscored the visitors 34-26 in a dominant display.
Wilson and Williams set to meet in Belfast Open final
Former Northern Ireland Open champions advance after quarter-final victories at the Waterfront Hall
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons reaffirms partnership with voluntary and community sector at Belfast event
The Minister highlighted the role of diverse membership in shaping long-term solutions for Northern Ireland during a fireside discussion on government collaboration.
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons pledges £900,000 to upgrade town centres in North Down
The funding will support a Public Realm Refresh Enhancement Scheme delivered by Ards and North Down Borough Council across five principal urban areas.
Economy Minister outlines framework for ten-day paid Safe Leave entitlement
Dr Caoimhe Archibald confirmed the new employment right will support victims and survivors of domestic abuse, with definitions covering both isolated incidents and ongoing patterns of behaviour.
Cliftonville face Glentoran in Women's Challenge Cup final after League Cup result overturned
The Reds enter Saturday's decider having lost their League Cup title following a ruling on ineligible players, while Caitlin McGuinness remains the standout performer from last month's match.
Divisional Roads Manager Cindy Noble outlines road maintenance plans for Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon area
Council members were briefed on funding levels and specific improvement schemes during a meeting held on Monday 26 October