Submissions in a legal challenge to the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act at Belfast High Court concluded on Thursday morning after eight days

Police are investigating the erection of an anti-immigrant sign in west Belfast as a hate incident. The sign, which appeared at Tildarg Avenue, Suffolk, warned against the “re-housing of illegal immigrants” in the area and included an offensive term.

All five major teaching unions, including the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), were all on strike together for only the second time

The charges follow a police investigation into footage of singing at an event hosted in a venue in Dundonald, Co Down, in May 2022, which was streamed live on social media

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said fiscal challenges for Northern Ireland are growing and a restored Assembly is needed to tackle them

His death at the age of 63 came just days after he attended court in Belfast as part of a long-running claim for damages on behalf of victims

New sexual offences which allow police to charge people with up-skirting, down-blousing and cyber-flashing have closed legal loopholes in Northern Ireland, a senior police officer has said.

'We’re just a small, local pub and we just wanted to provide a Christmas advert that hopefully resonated with people'

Eleven people who had gathered for a remembrance event in the Co Fermanagh town were killed in the IRA blast in 1987 while dozens were injured

One vehicle was involved in the incident in the Annadale Embankment area of the city in the early hours of Sunday

Use of water cannon is “an available tactic” for gardaí in the event of further disturbances in Dublin later.

A new contractor is being sought to rebuild the Casement Park stadium in west Belfast – which has been selected as a location to host Euro 2028 games.

Police said the motorcyclist was taken to hospital for his injuries and his condition is described as critical

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

One of the beech trees made famous in the HBO fantasy series Game of Thrones was substantially cut back on Tuesday

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

John Clark, a victim of the March 1973 Old Bailey bombing in London, Jonathan Ganesh, a victim of the February 1996 London Docklands bombing, and Barry Laycock, a victim of the June 1996 Arndale shopping centre bombing in Manchester, have sued Mr Adams and the Provisional IRA and want “nominal”  damages.

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

In a Facebook post, the church said the fire had been started deliberately

Seven memorial quilts will be hung in a Limerick cathedral for more than a week will help younger generations understand The Troubles.

Peter McCormack, 42, a Catholic man from Kilcoo, was shot when two gunmen burst into the Thierafurth Inn in the Co Down village at about 9pm on November 19 and opened fire on customers inside

Leo Varadkar said he was not “complacent” about any possible difficulties that may arise.

The incident happened on Circular Road in Katesbridge after 12.30am on Saturday

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

Rahm has backed McIlroy’s decision.

News that children in a Cork school fell ill last week after vaping gave many readers pause

In the absence of an executive, Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris reallocated £15m of funding to provide emergency relief.

The Framework Agreement between the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), which blindsided players when it was announced in June, was due to be finalised by the end of the year.

Concerns have been raised about the state of several of the beech trees and a number have blown down during storms in recent years

Police have appealed for information following the incident in the Watsons Road area of Newry

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

In her keynote speech, Michelle O’Neill said the results of last year’s Assembly elections must be “respected”

A man has been arrested in an investigation into the attempted murder of three police officers.

His appointment was approved by Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris following interviews of the final two candidates on Monday

Martin Conlon, 35, was rushed to hospital after being found with gunshot wounds, but died on arrival

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

The Tánaiste has said there is no evidence his Government’s criticism of Israel is hindering efforts to get Irish citizens out of the Gaza Strip.

The man who died has been named locally as Patrick Grimley, who was the secretary of local GAA club Madden Raparees

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