The Latest Breaking News from Northern Ireland

England endured its second driest spring on record this year.

Former Sinn Fein leader Mr Adams won a high profile defamation case against the BBC over an episode in a Spotlight programme.

Health Minister Mike Nesbitt described finalising financial plans that will be ‘unprecedented’ and ‘painful’.

In its simplest form, the protracted tensions in Northern Ireland have at their foundation two separate sectarian identities deeply divided over how, and by whom, they are governed — Protestant/Unionist populations wishing to maintain British rule and Catholic/Nationalists desiring a united Ireland.

The National Trust warned that the coins are causing the iconic Giant’s Causeway to crumble

Tourists have been wedging coins into cracks in the iconic basalt rock columns of the Giant’s Causeway.

College leaders in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have joined together to write to Sir Keir Starmer ahead of the spending review.

Gordon Lyons had faced criticism for his failure to attend a senior GAA match in the first 15 months of his tenure as sports minister.

It is the sixth operation of its kind to tackle criminals exploiting the common travel area.