Tributes are paid to widow who fought to find the Disappeared
By Adrian Rutherford A widow who became a "quiet but powerful campaigner for the Disappeared" has died.
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Lindsay: Swifts in need of mental fortitude to climb away from danger
By Adrian Rutherford Under-pressure Dungannon boss Kris Lindsay has urged his players to show mental toughness ahead of a game that could make or break their season.
Belfast dealer Gareth Campbell fined £2k for sale of clocked car
By Adrian Rutherford A Belfast car dealer who sold a clocked vehicle while claiming to be a private seller has been fined a total of £2,000.
'I've never walked away from anything': Kris Lindsay vows to fight on at Dungannon...
By Adrian Rutherford Kris Lindsay admits he is under mounting pressure at Dungannon - but insists he will not walk away.
Crusaders won't underestimate 'brilliant' Institute, vows Baxter
By Adrian Rutherford Stephen Baxter has warned Crusaders to expect a real test when they take on Institute tonight for a place in the League Cup final.
Northern Ireland nursing and midwifery staff vacancies up by 80% since 2017
By Adrian Rutherford The number of staff vacancies in Northern Ireland's nursing and midwifery sector has increased by 80% since early 2017.
Belfast artist John Lavery recognised with blue plaque
By Adrian Rutherford The renowned Belfast-born painter Sir John Lavery is to be recognised with a blue plaque in his home city.
Jamie McGonigle almost halfway to ambitious goal target in first season at Crusaders
By Adrian Rutherford Crusaders striker Jamie McGonigle has set a 30-goal target this season - with his manager saying there is more to come from him.
Swifts players left speechless by loss of form - as they face up to Crues
By Adrian Rutherford Dungannon Swifts midfielder Kris Lowe has spoken of the toll that the club's dire run is taking on the players' personal lives.
Defiant Spurs roar back as Jose works his magic
By Adrian Rutherford This was a special night for the Special One, whose first home game as Tottenham boss ended in a thrilling victory that secured qualification for the knockout stages of the Champions League.
Man quizzed over Belfast shop robbery
By Adrian Rutherford A man has been arrested after shop staff in Belfast were threatened with a broom handle.
Exclusive Belfast Lord Mayor John Finucane 'deeply sorry' after police find him urinating in...
By Adrian Rutherford The Lord Mayor of Belfast has apologised after he was sanctioned by police for indecent behaviour.
Exclusive Agency fees branded a 'rip-off' after £1,600 paid for one shift in Northern Ireland...
By Adrian Rutherford More than £1,600 was paid out for a single agency shift in the South Eastern health trust last year, it has emerged.
Swifts need points to get season back on track: Redman
By Adrian Rutherford Ross Redman believes the coming weeks offer Dungannon Swifts a chance to turn their season around.
Lynch is relishing Inver showdown with leaders
By Adrian Rutherford Larne boss Tiernan Lynch insists they have no fears about facing Premiership leaders Cliftonville this weekend.
Exclusive Union warning as cost of hiring agency workers to plug gaps in Northern Ireland...
By Adrian Rutherford The cost of drafting in agency staff to cover gaps in Northern Ireland's health service has topped £200m in the last year.
Adrian Rutherford: As Frankfurt prepared for Christmas, Northern Ireland rightly had their...
By Adrian Rutherford In Romerberg, in the heart of Frankfurt’s old town, they were getting ready for Christmas.
Swifts being drawn into survival scrap: Lindsay
By Adrian Rutherford Dungannon boss Kris Lindsay has admitted that they are in a relegation fight - and urged his players to wake up to the challenge.
Southgate condemns fans who booed Gomez after England hit seven on way to qualifying
By Adrian Rutherford Gareth Southgate condemned England fans who booed Joe Gomez as they smashed Montenegro to seal their place at Euro 2020.
O'Neill already has Stoke full of belief, say players
By Adrian Rutherford New Stoke boss Michael O'Neill has been backed by his players to transform the team's fortunes - just as he did with Northern Ireland.
Adrian Rutherford: How Michael O'Neill won over his new fans in a change of tune
By Adrian Rutherford The slate grey sky and bitter chill of an unforgiving winter's day in South Yorkshire was an ominous backdrop to Michael O'Neill's return to club football.
Watch: Michael O'Neill's Stoke revival starts with big win at Barnsley as Sam Clucas scores...
By Adrian Rutherford in Barnsley One game in and the midas touch that Michael O’Neill brought so wonderfully to Northern Ireland is already being felt at Stoke City.
Tributes for departing NI boss O'Neill as he faces his first day in Stoke City dugout
By Adrian Rutherford Michael O'Neill will take charge of Stoke City for the first time today after confirming he was stepping down as Northern Ireland manager.
Bannsiders have target on backs, admits Lowry
By Adrian Rutherford Stephen Lowry admits unbeaten Coleraine are a prize target for every team in the league.
Blue plaque for Northern Ireland astronomer who was knighted for his scientific work
By Adrian Rutherford An internationally-renowned astronomer from Co Tyrone whose observations assisted the explorer David Livingstone is to be recognised.
Coleraine must stay in race until January, says Stephen Lowry
By Adrian Rutherford Stephen Lowry has warned that it is still far too early to read anything into Coleraine's flying start.
Sharp rise in heart failure admissions to Northern Ireland hospitals
By Adrian Rutherford The number of people in Northern Ireland admitted to hospital due to heart failure has risen by almost 10%.
Swifts can thrive under the pressure, says Carvill
By Adrian Rutherford Michael Carvill believes a sense of panic might be the push that Dungannon need to get their season back on track.
Exclusive General Election: Unionists pen letter urging UUP's Aiken not to split vote in...
By Ralph Hewitt and Adrian Rutherford A series of high-profile unionists have warned the UUP's leader-in-waiting that his opposition to electoral pacts could see unionism lose its hold on North Belfast.
Northern Ireland boy (10) with prosthetic legs awarded £2,500 over We Are Vertigo...
BY ADRIAN RUTHERFORD A 10-year-old boy with prosthetic legs who was told he was not allowed to use a trampoline has received a £2,500 settlement.
Stroke victims should not have to fight for support, says survivor
By Adrian Rutherford A Co Armagh teacher has described how she had to quit the job she loved after taking a stroke.
Don't exclude Omagh bomb families from new Troubles pension, says victim's sister
By Adrian Rutherford A woman who lost her brother in the Omagh bombing has urged the Secretary of State to ensure victims of the Real IRA atrocity are included in a new Troubles pension.
My Swifts must show they have learned difficult lessons: Lindsay
By Adrian Rutherford Kris Lindsay admits Dungannon Swifts cannot afford to write games off.
Hot Son shines to ease tension at Spurs
By Adrian Rutherford at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Their Champions League journey defined last season for Tottenham and it could yet provide salvation for the present one.
Tottenham's Champions League journey back on track after victory over Red Star Belgrade
By Adrian Rutherford Their Champions League journey defined the past season for Tottenham Hotspur and it could yet provide salvation for the present one.
Carrick Rangers deserve more for early season efforts, says Chapman
By Adrian Rutherford Lee Chapman believes the league table doesn't show the full story of Carrick Rangers' season.
Swifts must all front up to our defensive pain, admits Lindsay
By Adrian Rutherford Kris Lindsay has said Dungannon's defensive woes are not just the fault of his back line.
Northern Ireland woman Roisin Wood leading fight to kick racism out of football
By Adrian Rutherford A Northern Ireland woman who heads up English football's anti-racism charity has said social media companies must do more to stop players being abused.
Man steals prescription drugs during Belfast pharmacy robbery
By Adrian Rutherford Prescription drugs were stolen during a robbery at a pharmacy in Dunmurry.
Northern Ireland campaigner urges action against Bulgaria over racist football chants
By Adrian Rutherford A Northern Ireland-born anti-racism campaigner has called for strong action to be taken against the Bulgarian Football Union over abuse directed at England footballers.
David Healy happy to give Linfield's rising stars their big chance against Cliftonville
By Adrian Rutherford David Healy will hand some of Linfield's young talent a chance to shine in tonight's Co Antrim Shield clash with Cliftonville.
Northern Ireland man (87) had to wait almost two years for surgery - trust issues apology
By Adrian Rutherford A Northern Ireland health trust has apologised after an 87-year-old man was told he would wait almost two years for hip surgery.
Blues confident in our ability to reduce title deficit: Millar
By Adrian Rutherford Kirk Millar believes Linfield have responded in style to the "hurt" of losing against title rivals Crusaders.
Healy not expecting easy ride as Linfield aim to do double damage on Dungannon Swifts
By Adrian Rutherford David Healy insists Linfield's big win against Dungannon in midweek will count for nothing when the sides meet again today.
Adrian Rutherford: Northern Ireland were 15 minutes from a little bit of fame in...
By Adrian Rutherford The words of Andy Warhol shone bright in the autumn gloom in a bustling street just off the centre of Rotterdam yesterday.
Dungannon sweat on goalkeeper Johnston as they target Linfield again
By Adrian Rutherford Dungannon Swifts could be without goalkeeper Sam Johnston again for the second part of their double-header against Linfield this weekend.
Belfast health trust apologises over man (75) who died after visit to A&E
By Adrian Rutherford A health trust has apologised for a series of failings in the care and treatment of a patient who died after he was admitted to hospital.
Killer chef Johnny Miller made Facebook plea after murdering Charlotte Murray
By Michael Donnelly and Adrian Rutherford A man who murdered his ex-fiancee made a heartless plea for information months after he killed her and secretly buried her body.
Blues show they won't give up their crown easily
By Adrian Rutherford Holders Linfield eased through to the quarter-finals of the League Cup after a comfortable win at Dungannon.
It's not the time for Varadkar's political point scoring and insulting and nasty commentary,...
By Adrian Rutherford Sinn Fein has urged Leo Varadkar to stand up for Irish interests over Brexit rather than engaging in "nasty commentary".
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