#Northern Ireland
Police launch murder investigation after man shot dead in Co Down
The man’s body was discovered in a car in the Main Street area of the village just before 9pm.
'A few bumps in the road’: Number 10 attempts to downplay Operation Yellowhammer revelations
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is set to declare later that the UK is facing a Brexit ‘crisis’.
Four men arrested on suspicion of 'vicious' attempted murder after man 'deliberately hit with car'
The men were found hiding in gardens in Antrim and arrested by police.
Veterans commemorate 50th anniversary of British Army deployment in Northern Ireland
Operation Banner began in August 1969 and lasted until 2007.
Customer takes 'gay cake row' case to European Court of Human Rights
Lawyers for Gareth Lee are seeking to challenge the concept that a business can have religious views.
Apprentice Boys: Parade negotiator says he 'wouldn't have' band in Derry again
The Apprentice Boys said they “recognise this may have caused upset to many in the nationalist community”.
PSNI meets politicians over Derry march where loyalist band displayed Parachute Regiment symbol
The meeting came after bricks and bottles were thrown at police during disturbances in Derry last night.
Battle of the Bogside: It's 50 years since the community riot that changed Ireland
In August 1969, the people of the city’s Bogside area erected barricades to prevent the RUC entering.
UK will 'safeguard' security in Ireland in event of no-deal Brexit, says Michael Gove
Michael Gove was speaking during a visit to Northern Ireland today.
Donohoe says 'cliff-edge' Brexit can be avoided but no-deal risk is growing
The finance minister said British chancellor Sajid Javid is “absolutely committed” to Britain leaving the EU by 31 October.
Family of murdered loyalist offer £10,000 reward for information
John Boreland was shot dead in north Belfast on 7 August 2016.
How no-deal Brexit makes direct rule nearly inevitable in Northern Ireland
A no-deal Brexit could spell the return of direct rule to Northern Ireland.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar marches in Belfast pride parade for the first time
Today is the first time the taoiseach attended the Belfast pride parade which is highlighting the theme of marriage equality.
'Panic' and 'security gaps': Internal British document warns about impact of no-deal Brexit
Britain leaving the EU without a deal seems increasingly likely.
Mary Lou McDonald says she told Boris Johnson 'to make sure he's not the DUP's gofer'
DUP leader Arlene Foster said that Johnson told them “talk of a border poll is not something he’s interested in entertaining”.
FactCheck: Is 90% of Ireland's trade with the UK, as a former British trade minister claimed?
Digby Jones made the claim on Twitter at the weekend when discussing the impact of a no deal Brexit.
Boris Johnson pledges to do 'everything in his power' to break impasse in Northern Ireland talks
The PM and the new Northern Ireland Secretary are to meet with the five main political parties tomorrow.
Boris Johnson's Brexit comments 'unhelpful', Coveney says
The Tánaiste was meeting with new Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Julian Smith today.
Boris Johnson in Downing Street 'quite rightly raises enormous fears', says Micheál Martin
Martin said the last time Johnson was in Ireland, he didn’t show the ‘slightest level of understanding’ about the the Good Friday Agreement.
'This is not a pension for terrorists': Troubles perpetrators will not receive victim compensation
Concerns were raised over those who were injured by their own hand receiving the pension.
Boris Johnson says that if we can go to the moon, we can solve the Irish border problem
During his time as Foreign Secretary, Johnson compared concerns about the Irish border as “the tail wagging the dog.”
Coveney says no-deal Brexit will be 'a disaster for us all'
The Tánaiste says he and others have worked for three years to avoid such a scenario.
Andrew Adonis: Stormont won't be back by October - 'the DUP have evaded responsibility before'
“The great strength of Ireland is that the UK has not been negotiating with Ireland, but with the EU,” Adonis told TheJournal.ie
Remembering 16-year-old Rory McIlroy's record-breaking round at Royal Portrush
The teen sensation stunned the world with his 61 in Antrim.
Missiles thrown at police after group attempts to start fire on road in Enniskillen
The PSNI arrested a 21-year-old man on suspicion of a number of offences including arson and criminal damage.
Gaelic football fuelling Northern Ireland's Netball World Cup bid across the water
Half of the 12-strong squad captained by Armagh star Caroline O’Hanlon have played for their respective counties at the top level.
Eight arrests made but Twelfth of July passes 'without major incident' in Northern Ireland
It comes after the emergency services experienced a much quieter 11 July than previous years.
'The DUP didn't want this, but some will be relieved': What happens now in Northern Ireland?
These votes have been a long-time coming – but make the return of power-sharing much less likely.
The UK's Brexit department is hiring four advisers - two for the backstop and two for 'alternative arrangements'
“We are looking for two proactive problem-solvers…” the ad reads.
Same-sex marriage and abortion to be legalised in North if no power-sharing by 21 October
Amendments relating to same-sex marriage and abortion were passed in the House of Commons today.
London Irish campaigners taking British government to court over Northern Ireland abortion laws
The group claims the secretary of state for Northern Ireland, Karen Bradley, is legally obliged to take action in the absence of the devolved Assembly.
Loyalist bonfire organisers rebuild 11 July sites after council crackdown on hazardous materials
Belfast City Council voted to remove tyres from a number of sites yesterday.
'It could have been catastrophic': PSNI attempt to identify motorist who drove into oncoming traffic
The incident was captured on dash-cam footage last week.
11 arrested as part of money laundering investigation involving Chinese crime gangs
Six properties were searched by the PSNI across Belfast today.
Jeremy Hunt: ‘I have Welsh and Irish blood in me - I’ll never allow our union to be broken up’
Hunt also said that he would reduce the UK’s corporation tax in the event of the “economic bumpiness” of a no-deal Brexit.
Ivan Cooper: Northern Ireland civil rights leader who led Bloody Sunday march dies aged 75
Tributes have been paid to the Northern Ireland politician, who led the march on Bloody Sunday.
This town has been named as the 'Best Kept' on the island of Ireland
The ‘Best Kept’ awards pit the winners of Ireland’s TidyTowns against their counterparts across the border.
Four people arrested as part of Antrim murder investigation
Three men and a woman have been taken into custody for questioning.
Loughinisland journalists: It's still surreal to think we were arrested in Northern Ireland for a documentary
“Police officers were going through our computers, and taking documents that were completely unrelated to the film.”
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Poll: Will Northern Ireland 'question the union' after Brexit?
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he thinks that people in Northern Ireland will reconsider their role in the United Kingdom post-Brexit.
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