Parade Commission to announce Drumcree route ruling within four days of application
The Order expects a decision on its proposed march through Derry and Portadown by early next week, with full reasoning set to be released alongside the announcement.
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Hospitality sector sees mixed results as festival season concludes
Record July bookings contrast with flat occupancy levels as industry leaders note tight margins despite optimism
Renewable power in Northern Ireland hits record high as wind dominates supply
Electricity from green sources reached 53% of the total mix by June, surpassing the previous peak set in 2022 and marking the first time renewable output has consistently outpaced fossil fuels since January.
Health trust leaders see pay rise near £100,000 as department orders service reductions
Annual reports reveal chief executives across the north earned substantial increases in 2025/26 despite Stormont directing trusts to cut spending by four percent annually.
More than 600 employers across the UK ordered to pay outstanding minimum wage arrears
Over £4m has been returned to workers as regulators identify specific companies in Northern Ireland among those required to make payments.
Lithium battery identified as likely source of blaze at Clearway Disposals site in Belfast Harbour
A fire consuming thousands of tonnes of metal and vehicles has persisted for nearly a day, with officials pointing to a lithium battery as the probable ignition point.
Donald Trump arrives in Republic of Ireland for historic two-day state visit
The former US president is set to land on Air Force One next Saturday, marking the first time a sitting American leader has visited since Joe Biden in 2023.
UK Government names 36 Northern Ireland employers for underpaying staff
The Department for Business and Trade has identified hotels, retailers and legal firms among the businesses that failed to meet minimum wage requirements.