The first known person from Northern Ireland to die after testing positive for COVID-19 has been described by his children as a "jolly Irish man who made everyone smile".
A reasonable worst case scenario for the Covid-19 pandemic is that about 15,200 people in Northern Ireland could die, Stormont's Health Minister has warned.
With equity release featuring more and more in the media over recent years, you may not really be sure what it is, if it's right for you and where to turn for advice?
A Northern Ireland property developer has reported being left stranded at Lanseria Airport in Johannesburg after South Africa escalated its response to the coronavirus outbreak.
The Irish League fixture list may remain in lockdown but Portadown Football Club will be throwing open the Shamrock Park gates in support of a special cause.
Glenavon's Conan Byrne spent Wednesday clocking up the miles so the Irish Cancer Society can count up the cash - with his solo marathon walk in Dublin set to help numbers to the tune of more than 14,000 euros.
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