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UK
Joyous scenes at McIlroy’s hometown club after members endure night of drama
Holywood Golf Club in Co Down erupted as their most famous member finally ended his long wait for a green jacket at Augusta.
By
David Young
14 Apr 2025
Politics
Irish president rejects call for him to stay away from Holocaust memorial
The outgoing ambassador to Ireland urged Michael D Higgins to steer clear of the event in Dublin as she accused him of being ‘anti-Israeli’.
By
David Young
19 Jan 2025
Politics
Martin vows to prove wrong the naysayers in new Irish government
The Fianna Fail leader is set to be appointed taoiseach for the second time on Wednesday.
By
David Young
19 Jan 2025
UK
Fianna Fail members to vote on draft programme for government
Party leader Micheal Martin is set to become taoiseach for the second time next week.
By
David Young
19 Jan 2025
UK
Reforms of new Troubles commission needed to secure trust of families, says Benn
The Northern Ireland Secretary acknowledged there is scepticism about the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery.
By
David Young
18 Jan 2025
UK
Sean Brown murder has left ‘indelible stain’ on British state, court hears
A barrister for the GAA official’s family urged judges to reject a Government bid to overturn a court order compelling it to hold a public inquiry.
By
David Young
16 Jan 2025
UK
Judge wrong to order public inquiry into murder of GAA official, court told
The Government is challenging a High Court ruling that compelled it to establish a public inquiry into the killing of Sean Brown in 1997.
By
David Young
16 Jan 2025
Music
Kneecap make light of ‘handy’ acting business after film earns six Bafta nods
The film about the Irish language rap trio from Belfast has already been shortlisted for two Academy Awards.
By
David Young
15 Jan 2025
UK
Removing block on Adams’ compensation bid will see ‘pay day’ for ex-detainees
Think tank Policy Exchange has criticised the Government’s decision to repeal legislation that halted claims by people interned during the Troubles.
By
David Young
14 Jan 2025
Politics
O’Neill warns of disruptive effect on trade of triggering Stormont Brake
The Northern Ireland First Minister said the DUP had moved to use the mechanism last month without informing her or her colleagues of their intention.
By
David Young
13 Jan 2025
UK
NI tourism risks return to pre-peace deal patterns due to ETA, warns minister
Conor Murphy has urged the UK government to offer an exemption to international visitors travelling across the Irish border into Northern Ireland.
By
David Young
7 Jan 2025
Environment
Remains of 300-year-old building complex unearthed by chance on country estate
The discovery was made during routine work to install a drainage system at the National Trust property at Castle Ward in Co Down.
By
David Young
2 Jan 2025
UK
Ottolenghi-backed project to turn derelict mill into restaurant nears completion
The two-year renovation of the almost 300-year-old watermill on the outskirts of Belfast will see it reopen as a deli, cafe and restaurant.
By
David Young
1 Jan 2025
UK
Man and woman charged with murder of 50-year-old in Newtownards
A 33-year-old woman and 36-year-old man are due to appear before a district judge at Downpatrick Magistrates’ Court on Monday.
By
David Young
28 Dec 2024
UK
Murder probe over Boxing Day death of man in Newtownards
Three people have been arrested in connection with the fatal incident in the Co Down town.
By
David Young
26 Dec 2024
UK
Work begins to conserve one of the oldest paper documents on island of Ireland
The ecclesiastical register from Co Armagh dates back to the 14th century.
By
David Young
26 Dec 2024
UK
NI tourism sector braced for hit as full rollout of visa waiver scheme looms
The industry is concerned that international tour operators will omit the region from all-island itineraries if they have to apply for the new ETAs.
By
David Young
26 Dec 2024
UK
Christmas Day festive run at Stormont breaks course participation record
Almost 800 runners, many wearing Father Christmas and elf costumes, crossed the finish line at the landmark Belfast venue.
By
David Young
25 Dec 2024
UK
Premature baby boy who beat the odds set for Christmas dinner at home
Iarla Ace spent 18 weeks in hospital and underwent five surgeries after being born at 25 weeks weighing just 1lb 10oz.
By
David Young
22 Dec 2024
Politics
DUP moves to pull post-Brexit ‘Stormont Brake’ for first time
Gavin Robinson said the party was seeking to act over an EU regulation on chemical labelling.
By
David Young
19 Dec 2024
UK
Stormont ministers agree to put draft budget out for public consultation
Ministers were unanimous in green-lighting the public feedback exercise.
By
David Young
19 Dec 2024
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