Long-awaited plans to pedestrianise a busy street in Belfast will remain on hold due to staffing constraints, officials say.

A majority of people in Northern Ireland believe extreme weather events like the recent Storm Éowyn are at least partly ...

My father used to swear at his cars when they wouldn’t start. And he went through a succession of cranky motors in my ...

The attempted murder of republican Sean O’Reilly is unlikely to be the end of the violence, with retaliation for the attack ...

A coroner holding an inquest into the disappearance of a man who went missing nearly 20 years ago from Cookstown is satisfied ...

A west Belfast man who survived an attempt on his life has undergone surgery to remove a bullet lodged in his shoulder, with ...

Papal selection drama Conclave, which was edited by Northern Irish man Nick Emerson, has won the top prize at the Screen ...

Firefighters in breathing apparatus used jets to extinguish the blaze at the building close to Musgrave Park. Stockmans Lane ...

A steelworks manufacturer in Lisburn has announced it’s invested over £2.6m in new premises at an industrial estate in the city.

An artist based in Bangor is to auction a painting at a leading modern auction house in London made with the help of kids from the NI Children’s Hospice.

A DUP minister who a fortnight ago pledged to have a “zero-tolerance” approach to benefit fraud has refused to meet one of his own officials about solving the problem.

A claim MI5 “tampered” with the IRA’s 1987 Enniskillen bomb is the second time the allegation has been made following the release of a declassified Irish government letter seven years ago.