The Sinn Fein vice president said she was determined to live up to her pledge to be a ‘First Minister for all’.

The parties have already began to set out their stall on housing, immigration and childcare as they vie for votes on November 29.

Irish premier Simon Harris said it had been the honour of his life to serve as Taoiseach.

Taoiseach Simon Harris will ask President of Ireland Michael D Higgins to dissolve the Parliament ahead of a polling date on Friday November 29.

Alliance leader Naomi Long described her as a ‘ground breaker’.

The musician, broadcaster and author died surrounded by her family on Thursday.

The Taoiseach acknowledged the risk of a transatlantic trade shock had increased.

The Sinn Fein vice president said her participation in the ceremony was a fulfilment of her pledge to be a ‘First Minister for all’.

Relatives of people killed and secretly buried took part in their annual All Souls Day walk at Stormont.

Antonio Guterres paid tribute to Private Sean Rooney in a letter to his mother.

Alex Burghart said he had wanted to come to Belfast in the four months since his appointment but has not been able to secure the money from his party.

Former British Army soldier Liam Love, 24, was killed in a mortar attack in Lyman in eastern Ukraine last month.

TUV leader Jim Allister said MLAs were being asked to ‘surrender’ sovereignty to Brussels.

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn was commenting after the GAA presented its revised plans for the stadium redevelopment to a Stormont minister.

The Northern Ireland Secretary said the scale of the budget package for the region presented the local administration with ‘significant opportunity’.

The stadium had originally been earmarked as a host venue for the Euro 2028 football tournament.

Irish premier Simon Harris described the incident as ‘extremely serious’.

Stormont finance minister Caoimhe Archibald said while the settlement was encouraging, it was not enough to plug a projected funding gap.

Sylvester Poff and James Barrett were hanged in Tralee Gaol in Co Kerry in 1883.

The law would ban the import into Ireland of goods and services that originated in Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Gaza.