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The equivalent of 15 full-time staff were on the payroll including their seven MPs, according to the party's accounts

The Sinn Féin leader said the scammer had an Irish accent, and she told her “to get lost.”

A DUP MLA had complained to roads officials after claiming the signs were "intimidatory" to unionists

Mr Troy did not tell the Dáil he was receiving money from the Rental Assistance Scheme (RAS) when he called for more funding for RAS during a debate in the Dáil in 2014.

Micheál Martin took to social media to fire a shot at the Opposition party, invoking the name of the late John Hume in doing so.

Northern Ireland’s first minister designate under fire over comments suggesting IRA armed campaign justified

"Enough is enough - we deserve better"

“We were really lucky that my parents had the space and they were welcoming and supportive."

The leaders of Britain and Ireland have joined mourners for the funeral of politician David Trimble, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize for helping to end decades of violence in Northern Ireland.

Consensus can be elusive in a place as deeply divided as Northern Ireland, but the death of its inaugural first minister, David Trimble, has prompted warm tributes from across the political spectrum. The region’s three main newspapers each ran the very same headline on their front pages: “A man of…

Unionist politician who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement and served as the first minister of Northern Ireland