Patrick Murphy: Why Ireland is fighting for an EU that no longer exists
Review: The Co Down restaurant that served up one of the best meals of the year so far
Brian Feeney: With an army of 7,500 and navy of 800 — what war is Ireland going to fight?
Latest Newbridge-Magherafelt instalment the hardest Derry final to call in a decade
Travel late deals: £160 hotel breaks, discounted Northern Ireland stays and up to £950 off Mexico escapes
Moneyglass and Shane O’Neill’s lead charge for remaining semi-final spots
Newton Emerson: Sinn Féin is betting on a ‘Bryson bounce’ for the Assembly election
‘I never even got a birthday drink’: Philomena Begley, 84, reveals Spain accident that left her with a broken knee
Mark Kermode on his love of Belfast and the Cinemagic movie festival, and why a film isn’t necessarily bad just because it’s a box office disaster
‘I’m intensely proud to be from here’: The Dead Rabbit’s Jack McGarry on how Belfast shaped his New York success
Who is the cheapest electricity supplier in Northern Ireland? How much you could save by switching today
Sport
Edendork 1-14 Errigal Ciaran 1-13: Niall Morgan keeps his cool to deliver club’s first ever Tyrone title
Built different: How Newbridge defy the norms, absorbing heavy defeats for the greater good and their sliding doors ‘relegation’ moment
A lad from West Belfast who let nothing stand in his way... Fan favourite and world champion Pody McCrory hangs up gloves
Usual suspects meet in Fermanagh decider as Harps aim to stop Gaels’ three-in-a-row
Jordan Brown bows out in Belfast but wins hearts with candid response to Allen’s struggles
No two games the same: Are favourites Errigal Ciarán better set for Tyrone SFC replay?
Andy Watters: You’re invited round to my place on Friday night for burgers and beers
‘I’ve seen first hand how much of a force for good the community can be overseas’: The power of GAA Palestine
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Politics
DUP party politics versus hard facts - government ministers clash over delivery of integrated education
Alliance Party leader Naomi Long links policy to party politics as Education Minister Paul Givan claims introducing "dose of reality" into integrated education debate
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Sinn Féin politician apologises after failing to declare her son was being investigated for a suspected hate crime
John Manley: Donaldson’s disgraceful demise continues to cast a long shadow over the DUP
Republic outstrips Northern Ireland ‘significantly’ in health, education and economic outcomes, professor finds
Business
Co Antrim family’s new hotel plan approved for Belfast’s most photographed street
Portglenone-based Fullan family secure planning for new hotel with a bar/restaurant on Commercial Court.
Barclays to cut 5,000 jobs this year as AI makes work more efficient
Sainsbury’s improves profit outlook as grocery sales grow
Trading Up: How economics is driving global politics
Wage growth in Northern Ireland falls below inflation, but pensioners set to benefit from higher UK rate under triple lock
Profits rise at Bob & Berts as coffee chain pauses store opening programme
