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Edgarstown bonfire attack being treated as arson

DUP and Sinn Féin condemn incident

Belfast Live

Taoiseach defends pay rise for public servants earning over €150,000 as Sinn Féin label move 'tone deaf'

“This news is a slap in the face to ordinary workers who are seriously struggling. People all over this country are being hammered with the cost of living crisis."

Irish Mirror

Belfast Council to offer free leisure centre memberships for asylum seekers

Asylum seekers have an allowance of £39 per week, half of the normal basic weekly universal credit in Northern Ireland

Belfast Live

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Brendan Hughes: A year since the DUP's leadership turmoil, let's see how the party is faring

In many respects Sir Jeffrey's leadership has steadied the ship, but many of the challenges from a year ago remain unresolved

Belfast Live

Sinn Féin criticises "slow it down" culture of Belfast Council on Irish language signs

Concerns raised over delays in getting bi-lingual signs at new City Cemetery visitor centre

Belfast Live

Taoiseach Micheal Martin promises 'comprehensive cost of living Budget'

'The country is not on its knees...'

Irish Mirror

DUP MLA says Sinn Féin Irish-language signs in North Belfast 'intimidatory' to unionists

The North Belfast MLA said he has contacted roads officials in Stormont's Department for Infrastructure as a "matter of urgency"

Belfast Live

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President Michael D Higgins lays into Government and slams housing policy as 'disaster' and 'great, great failure'

The President's scathing remarks included accusing the Government of preferring to take the role of 'a star performer for the speculative sector internationally'

Irish Mirror

EU threatens legal action as UK seeks to reverse Northern Ireland treaty

The European Union has threatened legal action against Britain after Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government published plans to override a treaty governing the post-Brexit status of Northern Ireland.

Radio France Internationale

Britain, EU set for tense showdown over Northern Ireland trade rules

After a months-long stalemate between London and Brussels, Britain on Monday set out new legislation amending the post-Brexit status of Northern Ireland – a move the EU has warned is in breach of international law.

Radio France Internationale

Plans approved for new social and affordable housing in Derry

The development will be delivered in collaboration with Apex Housing Association

Belfast Live

Belfast's 2022 St Patrick's Day parade was "flat" Sinn Féin councillor claims

Covid pressures affected preparations for this year's celebration

Belfast Live

The new Lord Mayors dominating the top positions on Northern Ireland's councils

There are some new faces at the helm of our 11 local authorities

Belfast Live

Belfast's youngest councillor says young people will be "the drivers of big change"

Sinn Féin Councillor Caoimhín McCann says “I have more in common with working class loyalist people than a billionaire from down south”

Belfast Live

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Belfast Council warned of "crisis of confidence" in cleansing services as city labelled "dirty"

City has seen months of negative headlines concerning littering, graffiti “tagging,” and fly tipping

Belfast Live

Belfast Irish passport office call gains momentum with cross party support in Republic

Niall Ó Donnghaile says if Leo Varadkar can press for office in west of Ireland he can press for one in north too

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: Housing Assistance Payment increase set to benefit thousands

The new rules will apply to new HAP tenancies starting next month

Belfast Live

DUP and Sinn Féin clash during City Hall debate over victims bill

A motion calling on the UK government to abandon a proposed Troubles bill was passed

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Belfast Live

Dame Arlene Foster working on 'new movement' to campaign for Northern Ireland staying in UK

The former DUP leader said the initiative would "disrupt the narrative that a united Ireland is inevitable"

Belfast Live

Sinn Féin vice-president Michelle O'Neill's letter to the Queen for Platinum Jubilee 'welcomed' by Arlene Foster

Newly honoured Dame Arlene Foster welcomed the gesture

Belfast Live

Former UUP MLA Roy Beggs resigns as Assembly deputy speaker amid Stormont stalemate

Roy Beggs confirmed he has tendered his resignation as deputy speaker "with immediate effect"

Belfast Live

Sinn Fein accuses DUP of 'punishing the public' for blocking restoration of Stormont for second time

Michelle O’Neill said Sinn Féin would "keep coming back" with recall petitions in a bid to elect a new Speaker

The Guardian - UK

DUP blocks attempt to appoint Northern Ireland assembly speaker

Sinn Féin vice-president pledges to continue efforts to break deadlock after nominees fail to secure cross-community support

Belfast Live

No agreement on Stormont Assembly offices plan three weeks after election

There is speculation that a dispute between some parties over proposed room allocations is a factor in the hold-up

The Guardian - UK

‘One-sided’: unionists react with scorn as US delegation arrives in Ireland

Cross-party group aiming to shore up support for NI protocol is welcomed in Dublin, but DUP meeting expected to be frosty

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