Voice for victims of Troubles must be at centre of legacy debate - The Irish News view
It is impossible not to have enormous sympathy for victims of the Troubles, and those advocating on their behalf, after the ...
More than 14,000 people to be diagnosed with cancer every year in Northern Ireland by 2040
As part of a series on cancer care for the Irish News, Dr Damien Bennett from the Northern Ireland Cancer Registry spoke of ...
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons faces questions over ‘lengthy’ trip to the US
Alliance MLA Kellie Armstrong said the committee plans to question the minister next Thursday about his October 8 meeting ...
Man linked to Loughinisland atrocity gang was recruited as informer a year before attack
A South Down UVF member, suspected of a sectarian killing in Belfast more than 30 years ago, is believed to have been recruited as an informer a year before the same unit carried out the Loughinisland ...
A life devoted to family, faith and the GAA: Remembering Seamus O’Hare, the ‘Man on the Casement Gate’
Belfast man is fondly remembered as a steward at church, school and sporting events as well as being a referee ...
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Patrick Murphy: If Ireland doesn’t want Israel attacking its peacekeepers, it needs to stop US military planes using Shannon
Joe Biden claims that famine forced his ancestors to leave Ireland, but he now stands on the side of Israeli-led starvation in Gaza ...
Remembering Sean Patterson: Huge in stature and with heart to match
Sean Patterson was a huge man in stature and he had a huge personality and heart to match. He was born in Co Cork, raised in ...
As they say in Tyrone, losing your phone is nathin’ but a pure hanlin’
In Tyrone, when something goes wrong, they call it a hanlin’, as in a ‘handling’, or a dramatic episode. You could be ...
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Casual Gardener: Lawn or wildflowers? There’s no easy option
Gardening, like nature, is all about cycles. Each new season presents a fresh set of challenges and priorities, falling ...