Michelle O’Neill may be recalled by Stormont committee to answer more questions on Michael McMonagle controversy
MLAs seeking legal advice on whether Sinn Féin First Minister can appear before them without DUP Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly
Bodies of five infants from mother and baby home used for research at Queen’s university
Remains from Thorndale House between 1927 and 1962 the only body donations received from institutional homes, Stormont committee hears
Sinn Féin to face further questions over references for child sex offender
Opposition parties row in behind request to hear statements on child protection in Dáil, while the controversy is due to be discussed at Stormont scrutiny committee meeting
Woman found dead in Belfast home had reported she was victim of violent crime in weeks before her death
PSNI has referred case of Mary Ward to the Police Ombudsman’s office ‘following a review of our previous engagement’
Daughter of man killed by loyalists in 1977 calls for investigations to be reinstated
Police Ombudsman inquiries should restart after demise of Legacy Act, says Deirdre McHugh whose father was murdered by the UDA-UFF
Sinn Féin faces fresh questions over references for convicted abuser
UK charity had contacted party about references in August 2023, it has emerged
Sinn Féin aware a year ago that party members gave references to press officer convicted of child sex offences
Party was contacted by British Heart Foundation in relation to Michael McMonagle in August 2023
New united Ireland will ‘create a fairer more prosperous society’ Claire Hanna tells SDLP conference
In her first speech as leader, the MP for South Belfast pledges her commitment to growing the party
Sinn Féin ‘border hopping’ on criticism of mobile phone pouches spend, says Norma Foley
Smartphone usage a ‘serious health and welfare issue’ for thousands of students, according to Minister for Education
Sinn Féin failed to return Stormont security pass of ex-employee convicted of child sex offences
Former party press officer Michael McMonagle was suspended following 2021 arrest and last week pleaded guilty to multiple charges
Stranded luxury cruise ship departs Belfast after four months with some frank parting words
What’s next for the cruise ship after it spent four months in Belfast due to technical problems, followed by paperwork issues?
PSNI chief contradicts Sinn Féin claim about potential prejudice in former press officer case
Two Sinn Féin press officers gave references to the British Heart Foundation on behalf of a former colleague who was subsequently convicted of child sex offences
PSNI fined more than €900,000 over staff data breach
The force mistakenly released the surname, first initial and employment details of every serving police officer and civilian member of staff, which was then published online
Michelle O’Neill ‘horrified’ Sinn Féin staff gave references to ex-colleague later convicted of child sex offences
Former press officers Seán Mag Uidhir and Caolán McGinley quit party at weekend after controversy over Michael McMonagle arose
Long-awaited upgrade of A5 road between Derry and Aughnacloy to begin early next year
More than 50 people have died on section of main route from Dublin to Donegal since project first approved in 2007