It would be “inappropriate” for the Justice Minister to visit a courtroom, Jim O’Callaghan has said, as striking solicitors questioned his awareness of the impacts of their withdrawal of services.
A month out from the October 6 Budget, Jack Chambers said there was a need to be “honest” about what is possible for workers. The Summer Economic Statement outlined that there would be a tax package ...
The Mayor of Ards and North Down Borough Council has selected two charities who will jointly receive a donation from fundraising activities during his year in office. Councillor C ...
Northern Ireland’s Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) has received a £16 million investment to strengthen emergency response. The investment means a total of 47 new specialist vehicles and appliances ...
The first look images show Niall Wright as Callum McCarthy, with Cameron Cuffe as Donal Gallagher; Letitia Hector as Anna ...
Northern Ireland’s most senior judge has voiced concern on the prevalence of “inaccurate, inflammatory and speculative” commentary on live judicial proceedings in the region.
Belfast School of Performing Arts (BSPA), which was founded in 2010, now has 11 schools, with the latest opening in ...
Two historic cannon have been welcomed home to Carrickfergus Castle following restoration work. A small crowd gathered on Monday morning to watch as the cannon as well as newly built gun carriages ...
Trevor Nelson has said he felt like he was “hijacked” this summer and that the “ransom has been paid” after returning to ...
Zoe Ball has launched her first show on Greatest Hits Radio after leaving BBC Radio 2. In June this year it was announced ...
A man accused of daubing the letter X in blood on his neighbour’s door has been remanded in custody. Patrick Durose was ...
The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry in the UK is “a moment in our national history” and “an enormous act of diplomacy”, and ...
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