Most adults in Northern Ireland are now considered potential organ donors after Dáithí’s Law came into effect last year

A barrister leading Mr Adams’s legal team told a High Court judge in London on Tuesday that damages claims brought against the Provisional IRA should be struck out

The initial post included an Irish flag emoticon

The Act received royal assent in September despite widespread opposition from political parties and victims’ organisations

Multiple Troubles victims and family members launched judicial reviews to challenge aspects of the Act

The Stormont institutions have been effectively collapsed for more than a year and a half amid protest action by the DUP over post-Brexit trading arrangements

Parish priest Father Damian McCaughan discovered the fire on Sunday night and put it out

As work began at the site on Monday morning, there were several international tourists visiting the trees

The Taoiseach’s warning about Ireland losing its influence if it went too far sanctioning Israel was well made. He and the Tánaiste have offered valuable leadership

The Co Tyrone teenager was abducted, killed and secretly buried by the Provisional IRA in 1975

Patrick Grimley, 40, from the Madden area of the county, and Ciara McElvanna, 44, from the Armagh area, also died after the crash in Markethill at around 1.20 am on Saturday morning

Several speakers called for an all-Ireland ban on hare coursing. Hare coursing has been illegal in Northern Ireland since 2003

'A Kidnapping' by Ronan McGreevy and Tommy Conlon tells the story of the kidnap and eventual rescue of Don Tidey

Heavy rain last week caused the nearby River Quoile to burst its banks and saw some buildings flooded almost to their roofs

On Wednesday, DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson said he could not be certain that powersharing will return by the end of the year

"Whatever the intention of this image was, it serves as a timely reminder that not everything online is as it seems"

Seventeen people were killed and secretly buried by republican paramilitaries during the Troubles

The PSNI were alerted that a man, who made off from An Garda Síochána officers in Ireland, had crossed the border into Northern Ireland

Tánaiste tells BBC that 'it’s about reconciliation and unifying people: There will be new political configurations of that I have no doubt.'

The men, aged 35 and 28, were arrested last Tuesday and detained at Garda stations in Donegal

Micheál Martin said many communities were as far apart in 2023 as they were in 1998, when the landmark Good Friday Agreement was struck to largely end the violence of the Troubles

One of the officers required hospital treatment following the incident involving a BMW in Dungannon in the early hours of Wednesday

The memorial on the site of the former Frizzell’s fish shop shows a clock with its hands stopped at 1.06pm, the time that the bomb exploded in 1993

A meeting of Irish and British parliamentarians has heard that the relationship between the UK and Ireland is “back on a positive trajectory” following Brexit.

Nine people, including two young girls, were killed in the bombing of Frizzell’s fish shop on October 23 1993, while dozens were injured

Firefighters attended the scene shortly before 3am

Footage circulating online appears to show three masked men firing shots into the air over a coffin

It comes after non-fatal strangulation or asphyxiation was made a specific offence at the end of June as part of the Justice (Sexual offences & trafficking victims) Act (NI) 2022

Details of around 9,500 police officers and staff were mistakenly published online in August in response to a freedom of information request

A woman was allegedly threatened with a knife and injured when two people from a car dragged her into an alleyway in the Trinity Terrace area of Lisburn last week

Eugene Dalton and Sheila Lewis were killed in the blast in the Creggan area of Derry, while Gerard Curran died of his injuries seven months later

One reader challenges Mary McAleese's comments about the Catholic Church, while others consider issues including the conflict in the Middle East

Mr Ahtisaari, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2008, died on Monday aged 86

The 63-year-old died in the early hours of Friday following an illness

The victim was in the bus depot car park in the Drumragh Avenue area when he was approached by a number of men

Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O’Neill said hosting international matches at the stadium is the “opportunity of a lifetime”

The judge said he has identified a lead case to be examined by the court

The man, who wishes to be known as Julio, had been on an evening fishing trip on a kayak off the coast of Browns Bay near Larne in Co Antrim when he fell in the water

The PSNI said the siblings, aged between 16 and eight, may be with their parents Kathleen and Martin Maughan, and may have travelled to the Republic of Ireland

The officers were carrying out duties such as responding to reports of assaults and taking a man to hospital when the attacks took place

A smaller increase was also recorded in the number of paramilitary-style assaults

Ms O’Neill said for 'not a month longer' should the powersharing institutions be in shutdown while families carry the burden of a cost-of-living crisis

The video was widely condemned across the political sphere in Northern Ireland and beyond

On Wednesday morning, business leaders gathered at the historic Customs House in Belfast to discuss the realities of working with the framework.