Northern Ireland

Belfast protest continues calls for Gaza ceasefire

Protestors held pictures of young children killed in Gaza and sang ‘not in our name’ outside the Northern Ireland Office headquarters.

‘Tonight is for him’ - Kneecap confirm Belfast gig will go ahead after death of member’s father

Gearóid Ó Cairealláin, father of Kneecap’s Naoise, was a major champion of the Irish language in Belfast.

Third road death in two days after car crashes with lorry at Co Antrim roundabout

The incident involved a black Porsche Cayenne mounting a roundabout on the Belfast Road in Ballynure.

Driver hospitalised after car trapped in water at Co Down beach

Members of the public and emergency services helped a man after finding his car in the water of Ballyholme Beach

Brighter days ahead celebrated at Irish Winter Solstice gatherings

Some of Ireland’s most ancient sites including Navan Fort in Co Armagh and Newgrange in Co Meath hosted gatherings.

Strong winds cause travel disruption across Northern Ireland

A yellow weather warning for wind is in place for Saturday and Sunday.

Remembering John Eastwood: Demolition Man who inspired others to live ‘One day at a time’

Belfast man oversaw of demolition of landmark buildings and passion for motor racing saw him save iconic Nutts Corner racing circuit

Remembering Jimmy Jelley: Jolly driver for countless families visiting jails

Belfast man was familiar face in Sinn Féin’s Sevastapol offices and ferried many republican families to visit imprisoned relatives

Talk and Listen - On This Day in 1974

Much religious activity is a private matter and cannot, therefore, make subject matter for the mass media

Co Armagh girl Etta’s Christmas appeal for double organ transplant

Last Christmas, Olly Cartmill (4) from Bessbrook received a kidney transplant from his grandmother. Now his little sister Etta is waiting for both a kidney and liver transplant.