US diplomat who brokered Belfast Agreement to be honoured
A US diplomat is set to receive an award in Belfast for brokering the 1998 peace accord.
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Former prison turned tourist attraction launches Troubles tour
A former prison turned tourist attraction in Belfast has launched a new Troubles themed tour.
Council ‘aware’ of pallets being stored at an east Belfast car park
Negotiations are under way to “minimise the impact” of the storage of hundreds of wooden pallets at a Belfast leisure centre car park.
Drone flights ‘should be integrated into pilots’ maps’
Drones should be properly integrated into traditional aviation’s mapping systems to avoid potentially deadly collisions, a standards expert said.
Items from Titanic sister ship to be auctioned
Ornate panelling from the Titanic’s sister ship will be sold in a historic auction next month.
Man appears in Belfast court on terrorism charges
A man has appeared in court in Belfast charged with a number of terror offences.
Man due in Belfast court on terrorism charges
A man will appear in court in Belfast on Saturday charged with a number of terrorism offences.
Police investigation after woman found dead
Police have launched an investigation after a woman’s body was found in Belfast.
Nato warships dock in Belfast for the weekend
Belfast is set to be flooded with sailors from around the world this weekend after the arrival of three Nato warships.
Women ‘not properly represented in music industry,’ festival to hear
Women are still not enjoying the same opportunities to make music in Northern Ireland as men, a talent development scout has said.
Game Of Thrones stars launch exhibition in Belfast
Game Of Thrones fans will have the chance to see the show’s famous throne as part of a major new exhibition.
Man arrested over Jim Donegan murder released
A man who was arrested on suspicion of the murder of Belfast man Jim Donegan has been released.
Belfast coffee roaster represents Ireland on world stage
A Belfast bean roaster represents Ireland in the World Coffee Championships next week.
Former soldier challenged over evidence to Belfast shooting inquest
A former soldier has been challenged over evidence he gave to an inquest into the 1971 shooting of 10 people in Belfast.
Flybe cancels dozens of flights amid pilot shortage
Flybe has cancelled dozens of flights and announced it will stop flying jets from four airports.
Belfast Flybe workers concerned about their futures, says union leader
Flybe workers in Northern Ireland are concerned about their futures, a union has said.
Aberdeen petrol station worker took drink-driver’s keys and called police
An employee at an Aberdeen petrol station took the 27-year-old’s keys and contacted police.
Would-be robber bites off part of man’s earlobe
A would-be robber bit off part of a man’s earlobe at a shop in Belfast.
New power station to provide electricity for half a million homes
A new power station providing electricity for more than half a million homes and businesses is to be built in Northern Ireland.
Parents ‘devastated’ after girl, 17, found dead in car in hospital grounds
A teenager found dead in a car in the grounds of a hospital after apparently being driven from a crash scene was a bright young girl with her whole life ahead of her, her devastated parents have said.
Body of 17-year-old girl found near Belfast City Hospital
Police are investigating the death of a 17-year-old girl after her body was found near Belfast City Hospital.
Singer Cormac Neeson: my son’s Down syndrome diagnosis was ‘earth-shattering’
Rock frontman Cormac Neeson has said discovering his son had Down Syndrome was an “earth-shattering” moment.
Cormac Neeson says being a rock frontman affects mental health
The Answer frontman Cormac Neeson has said the rock lifestyle can have an impact on mental health which leaves its stars feeling empty and isolated.
Vigil held in Belfast after Bloody Sunday prosecution decision
A vigil has taken place in Belfast following news that one soldier will be prosecuted over the 1972 Bloody Sunday shootings in Londonderry.
Three other cases involving soldiers’ actions before N Ireland courts
In the last eight years, Northern Ireland’s Public Prosecution Service has taken prosecutorial decisions in 26 cases related to the Troubles, and three of these involve soldiers.
Public asked for help by police investigating grandmother’s murder
A man has been charged with the murder of a grandmother in Belfast.
Man arrested in Ian Ogle murder investigation
A man aged 40 has been arrested as part of the Ian Ogle murder investigation.
Retired general: ‘Most if not all’ killed by army at Ballymurphy were not IRA
Most if not all those killed following gunfire by soldiers during a pitched battle in west Belfast were not in the IRA, a retired army general said.
Sister of man shot dead by Army urges Northern Ireland Secretary to quit
The sister of a man shot dead by the Army has urged the Northern Ireland Secretary to resign.
Karen Bradley meets bereaved families after comments on state killings
Families bereaved by security force violence have met Karen Bradley to express concern about her controversial comments on state killings.