Derry prepares to welcome Other Voices for first time in over ten years
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald highlighted the event's 25th anniversary and its status as a major cultural celebration returning to the city after a long absence.
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Andy Burnham set to meet Irish Taoiseach in historic first encounter
The secretary of state will discuss border poll triggers and Stormont reform with Martin ahead of talks at Number 10 North
Northern Ireland manufacturing expands at nine per cent as data centre power needs surge
New statistics show the region's output rose sharply in the second quarter, outpacing the United Kingdom average while firms build infrastructure for artificial intelligence.
First minister labels MLAs pay increase 'grotesque' amid budget deadlock
The health minister stated he could not deliver the proposed salary uplift without a confirmed Stormont budget, as public services continue to run on contingency arrangements.
Labour proposes replacement for Troubles legacy legislation after meeting with Secretary of State
North Belfast MP John Finucane says the government will release updated details next month following discussions on a joint framework with Dublin
Economic output figures show mixed performance in Northern Ireland as services sector hits record high
The NI Index of Services reached a new series peak in the second quarter, while retail sales contracted and annual redundancies fell sharply compared to last year.
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.
Breast cancer treatment approved in England after price adjustments and quality-of-life metrics shift
A life-extending medication previously rejected by NICE has now been authorised following a revised valuation framework and international trade agreements.