Belfast City Council has voted to take legal action in a bid to force the Department for Infrastructure to take action to remove paramilitary flags and banners supporting British Army regiments from lampposts across Belfast.
A police escort took Willie Frazer on one last tour of south Armagh yesterday, wearing his Orange sash and wrapped in a Union Flag, before he was led to rest.
Unionists have accused Sinn Fein of "hypocrisy" after Belfast City Council backed the party's call for legal action to force the removal of paramilitary flags and banners.
County Clare racer Kevin Baker is being treated in intensive care at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast following a crash at the Enniskillen Road Races on Saturday.
After making sporting history in 2018, Katie Mullan has received the honorary degree of Doctor of Science (DSc) for outstanding services as captain of the Ireland ladies hockey team.
A Cookstown familyho organised an afternoon tea with the help of friends, family and volunteers at Claggan Presbyterian Church, has raised a staggering £6,000 for Air Ambulance Northern Ireland.
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Simon Byrne takes up his new £207,000-a-year position as the PSNI's new chief constable today, in succession to George Hamilton. The 56-year-old has spent 36 years in policing, spending most of his career in Merseyside before working in the Metropolitan Police and in Greater Manchester Police, and he became chief constable of Cheshire in 2014. He beat off competition from three other candidates to take the PSNI post. His appointment was welcomed by all political parties here.
Ulster Unionist justice spokesperson Doug Beattie has hit out at what he has described as "Sinn Fein hypocrisy" over comments made by Gerry Adams at the funeral of former IRA leader Kevin McKenna.
Monica Emily Massy-Beresford was born on 12 July 1894 in England and grew up at St Hubert's, a large Victorian villa on the shores of Upper Lough Erne in County Fermanagh.
British Supersport champion has cut Alastair Seeley's title advantage to only five points after winning the Sprint race at Knockhill in Scotland on Sunday.
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