NI traffic alerts: Delays expected after one-vehicle crash in Newtownabbey
Police are currently at the scene of a one-vehicle road traffic collision on O'Neill Road, Newtownabbey. Motorists are ...
We do not ‘have all the funds’ available to make NI roads safe, minister says
The Minister for Infrastructure has said he will make an announcement on upgrading the safety of the A1 and A5 this summer — ...
Cliftonville hero Jonny Addis welcomes new addition days after lifting Irish Cup
Cliftonville hero Jonny Addis and his wife Olivia have welcomed a new arrival to the family just days after the defender ...
Free parking at NI hospitals from next week… but for a limited time only
Free parking is set to be introduced at Northern Ireland’s hospitals from next week – despite the Assembly passing ...
Translink train conductor hospitalised and man arrested following assault
A Translink conductor has been hospitalised after being assaulted on a train on Wednesday morning. Police said a 34-year-old man has been arrested following the assault which took place while the ...
Man arrested under Terrorism Act over attempted murder of DCI John Caldwell
A 42-year-old man has been arrested under the Terrorism Act over the attempted murder of DCI John Caldwell last year.
Party defections which have taken place during the current Parliament
Tory MP Natalie Elphicke has defected to Labour, hitting out at the “broken promises of Rishi Sunak’s tired and chaotic Government”.
Pair accused of Sinn Fein bomb hoaxes deny charges in court
Two men appeared in court today on charges including causing false bomb hoaxes at a Sinn Fein office in Belfast and at the homes of two party members.
Coleraine are only going to improve but Play-Off emotion will linger, admits Lyndon Kane
Coleraine defender Lyndon Kane admits he went through ‘every emotion in the book’ in Monday’s European Play-Off Final defeat ...
Northern Ireland Hospice condemns ‘Brits out of Ireland’ graffiti daubed on shop building
The Northern Ireland Hospice has condemned sectarian graffiti daubed on the side of one of their shops in Co Antrim.
Northern Ireland Hospice condemn ‘Brits out of Ireland’ graffiti daubed on shop building
The Northern Ireland Hospice has condemned sectarian graffiti daubed on the side of one of their shops in Co Antrim.
Greggs given green light to open first drive-thru in Northern Ireland
Greggs’ famous sausage rolls will soon be available to hungry customers in a hurry as the bakery chain has officially been given planning permission to open its first drive-thru in Northern Ireland.