The Department of Health has extended eligibility for treatment with Paxlovid (nirmatrelvir plus ritonavir) to include additional groups in Northern Ireland.

PSNI officers have recounted a story involving a group of suspects in the Causeway Coast and Glens area.

The PSNI have seized a bunch of “seemingly home-made cannabis-infused retro sweets”.

​The PSNI missed opportunities to identify the subject of a dissident republican threat, six months before he was murdered in December 2018, a Police Ombudsman investigation has found.

The PSNI have uncovered a cache of stolen goods after apprehending two shoplifting suspects.

The Belfast District Support Team have arrested a 19-year-old man following the seizure of suspected class A and B drugs on Wednesday 24th April.

This has to be one of the homes with the most inspirational views in Northern Ireland.Not only does the 19th century semi-detached property enjoy panoramic views towards Ballycastle strand, Fair Head, Rathlin Island and the Mull of Kintyre – it is also on an an elevated location above Ballycastle seafront and harbour.

Mattresses brought to a bonfire site at Larne’s Craigyhill estate are to be used for safety purposes, it has been claimed.

Armagh City Banbridge Craigavon Borough Council has finally given the green light for the installation of 12 commemorative stones marking the centenary of Northern Ireland.

Regency House (formerly The Regency) has also appointed hospitality stalwart, Michael O’Connor, as its executive head chef

There were extraordinary scenes outside court in Newry today as Sir Jeffrey Donaldson encountered angry crowds which police struggled to control.

Two men have been charged after a man was assaulted in the Seymour Street area of Ballymoney on Monday 22nd April.

A huge and tense media presence was evident outside Newry Courthouse even an hour before Sir Jeffrey Donaldson arrived.

​Sir Jeffrey Donaldson served DUP leader from 2021 until he resigned amid shocking revelations at the end of last month - on Good Friday.

​It was just after 10.30am that Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife Lady Eleanor Donaldson quietly entered into the back of court three in Newry Magistrates’ Court.

Police have thanked the public after a missing a 53-year-old man, described only as ‘Kenneth’ was last seen in the Derrylin area of Fermanagh this afternoon, was found ‘safe and well’.

A group of independent historians are to write a “public history” of Northern Ireland’s troubled past.

​A former sub-postmaster from Co Tyrone caught up in the Horizon IT scandal is “within touching distance” of finally having his wrongful conviction overturned, he declared today.

​Shadow Northern Ireland secretary Hilary Benn has questioned whether the government will be “helped or hindered” by legal action taken in defence of controversial legacy legislation.

​The executive should be taking “urgent action” on releasing a programme for government and a budget, which have not been presented 12 weeks on from the restoration of devolution, an SDLP MP has said.

The PSNI’s Terrorism Investigation Unit (TIU) yesterday recovered a suspected firearm in Ardmore in Londonderry.

Motorists should be aware of delays this morning after an ‘underground fire’ on the Upper Newtownards Road in east Belfast.

Adelaide Street in Belfast City Centre reopened after a road traffic collision creating traffoc chaos.

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Liverpool's Premier League title bid was left in tatters after being bullied and beaten by a better side as Everton won a Merseyside derby at Goodison Park for the first time in almost 14 years.

Pep Guardiola has marvelled at the mental strength of his Manchester City squad, praising their refusal to “fall down” despite a gruelling schedule.

Rory McIlroy believes “hard feelings” will need to be put aside to achieve peace in golf’s civil war.

Northern Ireland’s Mark Allen sealed his passage into the second round of the World Championship at the Crucible after a 10-6 win over Robbie Williams but felt he was below his best.

The British Medical Association (BMA) has announced that consultants in Northern Ireland are to balloted on industrial action.

​Flanker Marcus Rea feels Ulster must win all four remaining URC games if they want to make the playoffs.

The new Kwik Fit in Mallusk is first new centre in Northern Ireland for more than 25 years

Detectives from Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Organised Crime Unit have seized approximately £240,000 in cash and made two arrests following searches carried out in the Belfast and Sprucefield areas over the past two days.

The video sharing and social media platform has issued three silver plaques to commemorate the Belfast duos ‘impressive milestone’ with ProfileTree, ConnollyCove and LearningMole

Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has said the Government is “working to figure out” how much the renovation of Casement Park will cost, with recent prices “significantly higher” than they were a year ago.

A group of independent historians are to write a “public history” of Northern Ireland’s troubled past.

The new Stormont budget will not deliver all the money needed, the new Education Authority chief has warned.

Two men linked to a massive criminal enterprise to wrongly dispose of hundreds of thousands of tonnes of waste have still not been sentenced, despite admitting their crimes back in 2022.

Questions marks have been left hanging over the decision of an MLA to suddenly quit less than two years into the job.

Sinn Fein has been challenged to provide an “unequivocal and fulsome apology for the barbaric activities of the IRA’s so-called internal security unit”.

In March 1991 the then Prince of Wales, and of course now King Charles II, went on a walkabout in Belfast despite a security leak which had him the talk of the town.

The Centre of Learning has launched offering tailored, peer learning aimed at empowering participants to excel in their careers and enhance their contribution to the NI economy

The trial of a man over the murder of a young showjumper in Co Londonderry has ended following his sudden death.

​A man convicted of stirring up hatred by taking part in singing a song which mocked the murder of Michaela McAreavey has avoided being sent to jail.

The Carolan Road in Belfast has now reopened following a report of a substance located at a premises in the area.

Detectives investigating a report of an assault in Killough have made two arrests.

THE next time someone argues black is white with you, they may just be right!

Police arrested a 56 year old man, following the discovery of a suspected cannabis factory at a property in the Fountain Place area of Ballymena on Tuesday 23rd April.

The town centre facility was significantly damaged by a fire earlier this year which caused its immediate closure

Ater struggling with the rising costs of energy, staff wages and remaining committed to their USP of sourcing ingredients, the Malone Road eatery is ‘unviable’

The death of Benny McIlhatton on a rural north Antrim road at the weekend was the fourth time his parents have lost a child at an unexpectedly young age, his funeral has been told.

The Latest NIJobs ‘Jobs Report’ indicates economic optimism with an increase in jobs for HR professionals reflecting employers focus on attracting and retaining talent.

Garden Centre announces winners of community competition at monthly gardening workshop

Northern Ireland’s iconic crisp brand, Tayto, has announced the reopening of The Famous Tayto Castle tours, just in time for the summer.