Economy Minister confirms £63 electricity cut for Northern Ireland homes starting in October
Dr Caoimhe Archibald announced the automatic reduction applies to roughly 860,000 households regardless of payment method or income level.
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Health Minister reappoints two Council Members to Patient and Client Council
The Northern Ireland Executive has confirmed the renewal of roles for Stephen Mathews and Tom Irvine, whose terms begin on 12 September and conclude no later than 11 September 2030.
Employment growth may have stalled as caution spreads across firms
New data indicates a pause in hiring momentum, with temporary staff numbers dropping and hours worked falling despite a slight rise in total jobs.
Trump pledges removal of Irish whiskey duties as he concludes visit to Ireland
Analysis suggests the move will eliminate price advantages previously enjoyed by certain Northern Ireland producers compared with rivals in the Republic.
Smart glasses raise privacy questions as content creators thrive on social platforms
New wearable technology from the firm behind major messaging apps has simplified filming in public spaces, prompting debates over surveillance and harassment.
Donald Trump follows historical precedent as US President visits Ireland
The former president's trip to the Emerald Isle mirrors journeys taken by John F Kennedy and Joe Biden, who also explored their Irish heritage during official state visits.
First Derivative commits £15.3m to AI research centre across Northern Ireland
Newry-based firm creates 100 roles, with Invest NI contributing £3m of backing
Northern Ireland education performance: Science remains strong but Reading and Maths scores have declined over ten years
International assessments show Derry-Londonderry students achieved top-tier results in Science, yet significant drops were recorded in literacy and numeracy compared to 2015 figures.