Ballymena

Ballymena, a town in Co Antrim, Northern Ireland

Ballymena unrest: Those involved have nothing to offer but ‘division and disorder’, North’s political parties say

Seventeen PSNI officers injured after second night of unrest in Co Antrim town

Moy Park spent £12m on Covid-related costs last year

Company records 15.3% rise in operating profits despite coronavirus pandemic

Philip Reid’s Lowdown: Andalucia Masters and Northern Ireland Open

All you need to know ahead of this week’s European Tour and Challenge Tour events

Installation of new Presbyterian Moderator to be attended by just four due to Covid-19

Church’s annual General Assembly postponded for first time in 180 years

Coronavirus: NI pupils on Italy ski trips sent home from school

Students from three schools in Waterford are being monitored following trips to Italy

Snow Patrol’s Gary Lightbody and cricketer Eoin Morgan on queen’s honours list

Classical music group The Priests, and members of PSNI included in awards

‘We just won’t put up with it’: Truckers on Irish Sea border delays

Lorry drivers on Scotland-Northern Ireland ferry flummoxed about customs checks plan

Service set to go ahead after missing ashes finally arrive home

Aer Lingus apologises to Irish emigrant after urn lost en route from Australia

James Nesbitt interview: Irish, Northern Irish, Protestant and proud

Actor James Nesbitt is ambitious for change for the home place he loves. He wants to give a voice to the silent majority in a ‘union of Ireland’

Profits at actor James Nesbitt’s company rise

‘Cold Feet’ star’s company Brown Cow Films posts asset growth to more than €5m

Why am I so interested in refugees? I am descended from emigrants

New To The Parish: After over 100 articles in this series, Sorcha Pollak revisited 14 stories for her book

‘We don’t have a voice’: NI business people feel left out of Brexit talks

‘Our elected representatives aren’t representing anyone, no matter which side’

Sinn Féin delivering ‘absolutely nothing’ for Northern Ireland - Foster

DUP leader says ex-partners in government seek to sow division in region

Boy (5) dies after being swept four miles down river in North

Kayden Fleck airlifted to hospital after spending 45 minutes in Braid River

British want business as usual in North post-Brexit – Grayling

‘Very committed to maintaining free-moving border between NI and Republic of Ireland’

Does Brexit really pose a threat to business in Northern Ireland?

Most believe UK’s departure from EU will be costly and maybe even dangerous

PSNI asked to investigate fraud claims in cash for ash scheme

US state department urges Northern politicians to quickly restore powersharing

Campaigners on both sides of abortion debate protest in Belfast

Over 3,000 people take to streets to highlight opposing views on abortion legislation

At Swim, Two Boys: from page to stage

Bookmarks: John McGahern adaptations; WexFour quartet; Katie and Beth; Listowel prizes; sibling scribblers; Michael McLaverty story award deadline; Mils & Boon heroine

Northern secretary allocates €54m for integrated education

Theresa Villiers says funding is ‘beginning of a substantial investment’ in shared schools

Colleagues and politicians pay tribute to journalist Liam Clarke

Former Belfast Telegraph political editor died ‘suddenly but peacefully’

Almost 90% of Bombardier’s staff in North reject pay cuts

Canadian aerospace firm warns pay reductions are ‘vital’

Our Wedding Story: A match made on the London stage

Lucy Close and Jeremy Spong chose to register and celebrate their marriage in the Theatre Royal on Drury Lane, the oldest operating playhouse in the world.

Dublin buzz: new double-deckers to get wifi (and other stuff)

Vehicles represent investment of almost €35m in fleet replacement programme

Tens of thousands participate in Twelfth of July celebrations

Orange Order grand master says parades an ‘unrivalled show of community solidarity’

Three jailed for imprisoning naked party goer in bin

Victim discovered by man walking his dog had been left ‘highly traumatised’ by incident

Anti-abortion campaigner wins harassment conviction appeal

Bernadette Smyth’s conviction for pestering former Marie Stopes clinic head overturned

Union calls Bombardier’s cut of 130 jobs in Belfast a ‘savage blow’

Weak demand sees Canadian aerospace firm reduce headcount for second time in 12 months

Three arrested following robbery in which builder injured

Victim of assault requires hospital treatment after attack on house in Ballymena, Co Antrim

Anti-abortionist guilty of harassing Marie Stopes director

Bernadette Smyth (51) convicted of harassing director of Northern Irish clinic

North beats south for tyre care

One in three Irish cars on dangerous rubber, says Michelin

1,000 job losses at Ballymena tobacco factory

Japan Tobacco plans to move all operations to Poland and Romania

In the mould of an Old Testament prophet, Paisley founded his own church

Preacher first came to prominence in a religious context via a row

Ian Paisley: Timeline of his life and career

From firebrand preacher and unionist leader to powersharing Northern Ireland first minister

Antrim bus firm wins €37m order for Singapore bus kits

Since 2010 Wrightbus has supplied more than 1,000 buses to Singapore

Man charged with murder of woman in Ballymena

Police say victim (32) had been stabbed several times

Police treating death of woman (32) in Co Antrim as murder

PSNI questioning suspect (41) after body found at house in Ballymena

Northern Ireland bus group to create 130 jobs

Wrights to invest £14m in R&D projects

Failure to endorse Haass ‘has damaged Northern Ireland’

Archbishop Eamon Martin says confidence in politics to resolve problems undermined

Madam Bishop a first for these islands as Derry rector becomes ‘The Most Rev’

First woman bishop in Ireland or UK to be consecrated in Dublin on Saturday

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