Liam Tunney

An aesthetics company with a base in Belfast has been asked by the BBC to remove advertising content featuring one of its Northern Irish presenters.

An unfancied horse on a redemption arc, plucked from obscurity during the Irish War of Independence and ridden by a journeyman jockey to victory in front of 250,000 people at Aintree.

Stormont is set to accelerate new laws introducing a 30-year timeframe for legal action to be taken on defective buildings, Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has announced.

Northern Ireland is no closer to removing the “pernicious” two-child limit on Universal Credit after an Assembly vote on the issue, according to an an anti-poverty campaigner and academic.

A Stormont department had been preparing for the introduction of water charges here by 2027 before the restoration of the Assembly in February, internal correspondence has shown.

Floodlights have been taken down at Casement Park as preparation work continues for its development.

A Northern Ireland boy with cerebral palsy faces losing all function in his legs as his condition deteriorates amid huge waiting lists for paediatric surgery.

A derelict building deliberately set alight in Maghera last weekend was the birthplace of the Northern Ireland civil rights movement.

The handshakes are over, the ball has been thrown in and Jarlath Burns is in possession.