Hundreds pay their respects at funeral of 'selfless' teacher Fionnuala Kennedy
Hundreds of mourners gathered at a west Belfast church yesterday to pay tribute to a "selfless" teacher.
Nigel Dodds: We've made it clear we cannot accept something that will undermine Union's integrity
At the last General Election every major party stood on a manifesto commitment of delivering upon the referendum result. There was a Parliamentary majority of nearly 400 in the vote to trigger the Article 50 process.
Tyrone community in state of shock after pedestrian (22) is killed in motorway accident
A Co Tyrone town has been left in a "state of shock" after a 22-year-old pedestrian lost his life in a motorway accident on Saturday night.
Northern Ireland woman’s relief as home escapes Californian wildfires
A Belfast woman caught up in raging wildfires across California has said finding out her home in Malibu has been saved is "the best news".
Northern Ireland pays its respects to mark 100 years since end of First World War
Belfast fell silent on the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War as the military, politicians, veterans and the public gathered to pay their respects to the fallen.
Grieving mum weeps in court as men accused of murdering son sent for Crown Court trial
A grieving mother wept in court yesterday as three men accused of her son's murder were sent to the Crown Court for trial.
Thousands back petition from grieving girlfriend for upgrade of 'lethal' A1 road
The girlfriend of a man killed on the A1 said she had "nowhere else to go" after launching a petition to bring forward improvements on the road.
Facebook post by Catholic man from Northern Ireland on why he chose to join the British Army gets massive reaction
A Catholic man from north Belfast has received a massive online response after going public on his decision to join the British Army 18 years ago.
Snow Patrol star hails poignant last song of a much-missed musician
Snow Patrol singer Gary Lightbody has paid tribute to Co Antrim musician Robert Holmes, whose body was recovered in Newtownabbey last week.
Grant for team probing heart health links to diabetes in Northern Ireland
A Queen's University scientist has been awarded more than £260,000 by the British Heart Foundation Northern Ireland to look into combating the link between diabetes and major cardiovascular diseases.
Building that housed Kincora Boys' Home is facing demolition
Planning permission has been submitted to raze the building that once housed the notorious Kincora Boys' Home.
Italian cleared of GBH on Irish Liverpool supporter jailed for violent disorder
A Roma fan who was cleared of inflicting grievous bodily harm on an Irish Liverpool supporter has been jailed for three years for violent disorder.
Four to go on trial over alleged rape of girl (14) in Belfast
Three men and a woman are to stand trial in connection with the alleged rape of a 14-year-old girl in west Belfast, a judge has ordered.
Sean Holland: We all need to work together to break this cycle of trauma
In Northern Ireland, the ambition of Government departments is to improve wellbeing for all by tackling disadvantage and driving economic growth.
Pensioner's thanks after fundraising page set up to pay vet bill of shot cat
A Londonderry grandmother said she is overwhelmed by the kindness of strangers after a fundraising page was set up to help pay a vet bill for her cat that was shot.
Irish will shoot each other 'if they want to,' says Stanley Johnson
Stanley Johnson has said irrespective of the solution for the border on the island of Ireland after Brexit if the Irish people "want to shoot each other, they will shoot each other".
Scandi homeware store to open in Bangor
Danish home furnishing store Søstrene Grene is set to open a store in Bangor, creating 10 jobs.
Cattle worth £8,000 stolen from field in Londonderry
Cattle with a value of around £8,000 have been stolen from a field in Londonderry.
People Before Profit hits back at SF in Brexit row over DUP comparison
People Before Profit has slammed an attempt by Sinn Fein "to equate the socialist politics of People Before Profit with the politics of the DUP... and the Tories".
Man accused of revealing rugby rape trial woman considering fighting charge
A man accused of revealing the name of a woman at the centre of a rape trial involving two rugby stars has been given more time to confirm if he is to fight the charge.
Child with autism 'constructively expelled' from Northern Ireland school
A tribunal has ruled that a student with autism was "constructively excluded" from a Belfast special school.
Defibrillator campaign sees 1,200 of lifesaving devices distributed in just two years
Sports clubs and community groups across Northern Ireland have been provided with 1,200 defibrillators over the last two years at a cost of £850,000.
Watch: Police release 'new recruit' swan onto the lakes of Craigavon
Police in Craigavon have a new feathered recruit in their ranks.
DUP will drive economy 'over a cliff' for narrow agenda, says Sinn Fein's O'Neill
Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill has hit out at the DUP's role in Brexit negotiations, claiming the party leader Arlene Foster is willing to "drive our economy over the cliff in pursuit of her narrow agenda".
Cyclist hospitalised after crash with car in west Belfast - Air Ambulance called out
A male cyclist has been hospitalised after a crash with a car in west Belfast.
Three arrested over incident outside house in north Belfast
Three people have been arrested in connection with an incident outside a house in north Belfast in which three people were hospitalised.
Victims of three-vehicle Newry crash named by police
The man and woman killed in a three-vehicle collision in Newry have been named by police.
Three people hospitalised after incident outside house in north Belfast
Three people have been hospitalised after an incident outside a house in north Belfast.
Two teens stabbed in Portadown housing estate - police condemn 'mindless violence'
Police have condemned the "reckless and mindless violence" which resulted in two teenagers being stabbed.
Teen (14) charged over criminal damage in north Belfast
A 14-year-old male has been charged with criminal damage in north Belfast.
Man charged over north Belfast creeper-style burglary
A man has been charged with offences connected to a creeper-style burglary in north Belfast.
DUP MP among group using immigration enforcement hotline
A DUP MP or their staff was among a group of 68 representatives to use an immigration enforcement hotline, it has been revealed.
Ballymena shop owner held at knife-point in early-morning robbery
Cash has been stolen from a shop in Ballymena after its owner was held at knife-point.
Police warning after teens arrested over Belfast disorder
Police have issued a stark warning to parents after the arrest of two teenagers in the New Lodge area of north Belfast.
Brexit: Plea to Prime Minister May over Northern Ireland labour shortage fears
The leaders of more than 20 local business organisations have written to the Prime Minister to say that the economy here will suffer without a flexible immigration policy.
Incoming: Storm Callum set to hit Northern Ireland with winds of up to 70mph
Northern Ireland is set to be hit with winds of speeds up to 70mph on Friday with the arrival of Storm Callum.
SDLP MLA calls for the term 'paramilitaries' to be ditched
SDLP MLA Dolores Kelly has called for the term 'paramilitaries' to be scrapped from common usage, with the groups instead to be referred to as 'criminals'.
Man suffered fractures and bid to bite his ear off in drug deal gone wrong, court told
A man suffered fractures to his nose and eye sockets and an attempt was made to bite part of his ear off during a "proposed drug deal gone wrong" in Antrim town, a court heard yesterday.
Plans for Belfast Primark Bank Buildings unveiled - facade to be kept
Plans for the redevelopment of the fire-damaged Primark building in the centre of Belfast have been unveiled.
Jamie Dornan sells £2.3m Los Angeles home - is he heading back to Europe?
Northern Ireland actor Jamie Dornan has sold his sprawling Los Angeles home for around £2.3m amid reports he is now primarily based in Europe.
Weather: Northern Ireland to bask in brief Indian summer before hazardous winds on Friday
Northern Ireland is set for a respite from the cold and wet conditions as a brief Indian summer sweeps the province - although conditions will worsen later in the week.
Shot fired at Sinn Fein office in west Belfast during paramilitary attack
The office of a Sinn Fein MLA in west Belfast has been shot at during a paramilitary attack on Sunday night.
Tributes to 'heart hero' Mark Lynn (8) as brave boy laid to rest
An eight-year-old boy who died from complex health complications has been remembered as a "heart hero" at his funeral in Ballymena.
Cross-border power plan called into doubt by TD
An Irish cabinet minister has "absolutely no confidence" that the North-South electricity inter-connector between Meath and Armagh will ever happen.
'Vigorous' shaking led to death of Belfast baby Caragh Walsh, inquest told
A pathologist who carried out a post-mortem examination on a three-month-old west Belfast girl still believes that "vigorous" shaking caused the baby's death.
999 call from Belfast baby Caragh Walsh's sobbing father is played at inquest
The family of tragic Caragh Walsh heard the 13-week-old child struggling for breath as the 999 phone call made by her father was played at her inquest yesterday.
Northern Ireland solicitor Con Lavery dies on holiday in Spain
Tributes have been paid to a Co Down solicitor who died suddenly while on holiday on the Continent.
Melania visits baby clinic on solo Africa trip
Melania Trump opened her first big solo international trip as US First Lady with a wave, a smile and a baby in her arms, aiming to promote child welfare during a five-day tour of Africa.
Wayne Downey found safe and well after police appeal
Police have thanked members of the public after missing person Wayne Downey was found safe and well.
Ex-Transport Minister calls for road and rail cash boost
Transport links between Belfast and Dublin and Belfast and Londonderry are holding back economic prosperity, according to Lord Adonis.
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