Sinn Féin to join demonstrations against Donald Trump's planned trip to Ireland
Party representatives are scheduled to take part in the protests as the US president meets Irish leaders before heading to County Clare for a golf event.
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Stormont heating oil voucher scheme launches as market remains unregulated
Eligible households can now apply for a £100 payment to offset rising costs in the sector where wholesale price hikes are quickly passed on to consumers.
Air traffic control failure causes widespread disruption across UK and Irish airports
Departures from Heathrow, Gatwick and other major hubs have been halted as the provider Nats faces a technical issue
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.
TUV MLA seeks Secretary of State's intervention on Parades Commission composition
Timothy Gaston argues the resignation of one commissioner does not address unionist concerns over Garvaghy Road access
Derek Wilson reappointed as Chair of the Sports Grounds Safety Authority Board
The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has confirmed Derek Wilson's third term on the board, which runs from 1 April 2027 to 31 March 2030.
St Columb's Hall secured £3.75m Heritage Fund grant to secure future of Grade A listed venue
The St Columb's Hall Trust has acquired the historic building following an award from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, with major redevelopment work scheduled to commence in early 2027.
Secretary of State to meet Stormont parties as budget impasse deepens
Sir Chris Bryant is set for his first visit to Derry since taking office, aiming to resolve the financial standstill