There is a section of unionism/loyalism (mostly via the echo chamber of social media) in full-blown blame game mode at the moment; and has been for some time.
It has only been eight months since Ireland's Mark Adair made his international debut, but the Belfast paceman has well and truly established himself within the squad across all formats.
The Department of Agriculture is investigating a suspected notifiable bird disease outbreak – possibly bird flu – on a poultry farm in County Fermanagh.
The death has taken place of Rt Rev Dr James Mehaffey, a former Bishop of the Diocese of Derry and Raphoe and one of the North West's best-known Church leaders of recent times.
A shambolic series of failures by the civil service which contributed to the fire which destroyed the old Stormont Commons Chamber in 1995 and an attempt to "gloss over" them are laid bare in a series of recently declassified files.
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has taken the "unprecedented" step of addressing the public about its strike action directly in full-page newspaper advertisements published today.
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It is clear from the statement issued by the Irish language activists, after their meeting with the secretary of state today, that they are demanding a gold plated Irish language act that no one who cares anything for the Britishness of Northern Ireland could contemplate.
Peter Robinson told a government minister that it was undesirable on educational and financial grounds for taxpayers to fund an Irish language school because the children would rarely encounter it outside school.
The Irish Department of Justice says that the Garda has been unable to progress criminal investigations into its own collusion with the IRA in the murder of two senior RUC officers in south Armagh.
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