Touring exhibition reimagining Palestinian artist’s lost work comes to Belfast
Exiled from Haifa months later, Maroun Tomb lost all but the names of oil paintings featured in his 1947 hometown exhibition
Belfast
Two men posing as workmen attempt ATM theft at Belfast children’s hospital
PSNI said it was unable to locate suspects after being called to the Royal Victoria in Belfast at 3.15am on Saturday
Lisa McGee on her new Netflix mystery comedy: ‘A messed-up cousin of Derry Girls’
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast stars Roísín Gallagher, Sinéad Keenan and Caoilfhionn Dunne as three friends investigating another’s death
George Mitchell quits US education body as further Epstein files are released
Mitchell Institute says it is considering a ‘potential name change’
Man allegedly drank up to 12 beers before reversing car over three children, court hears
Driver left scene on foot without checking condition of injured girls and boy, it is alleged
Noah Donohoe inquest: Witnesses tell jury of hearing screams on night of disappearance
Police officers involved in initial investigation into case involving boy (14) give further evidence
Michael Flatley to be provided with stage and costumes for Dublin Lord of the Dance show
Dancer in dispute with company over control of production has pledged not to damage equipment while in his possession
Pucking for peace: Frank McNally joins the Irish Friends of Canada on a trip to watch ice hockey in Belfast
There was no violence at the ice hockey on Sunday, I’m happy to report
Frank Cushnahan (84) found ‘not guilty’ of fraud in long-running Northern Ireland Nama trial
Court told that 10 members of the jury agreed on verdict
Cash pile at Van Morrison’s music company rises to €21m
Accounts for Exile Productions Ltd also show an increase in the company’s accumulated profits
Some Catholic teaching is ‘rancid’ and needs updating, says Mary McAleese
A bunch of celibate male bishops will not make required changes, says former president
Number of Dart stations closed this weekend for scheduled works
Weekend travel: Works to take place on a number of train lines, including Cork and Galway
Court skirmish shines light on Michael Flatley’s finances
The deeply unflattering depiction of Flatley and his out-of-control spending in this legal case will be difficult to shake
Judge lifts order against Michael Flatley in Lord of the Dance court dispute
Switzer Consulting sued the 67-year-old star for alleged breach of contract
Fading trust hitting Stormont’s ability to deliver, report says
Belfast-based think tank Pivotal says Northern Ireland’s ministers seem to be operating individually, not collectively
Michael Flatley ‘living life of Monaco millionaire without funds to do so’, court hears
Switzer Consulting taking legal action in civil case against choreographer and dancer for alleged breach of contract
Jury in Nama NI property loan book case to be sent out to deliberate on Thursday
Businessman Frank Cushnahan is accused of fraud regarding sale of portfolio
Man accused of young woman’s murder remains ‘mute’, court hears
Ahmed Abdirahman (31) is accused of murdering his former partner Mary Ward in September 2024
Noah Donohoe inquest: Jury shown CCTV footage of schoolboy before he went missing
Teenager was ‘the nicest, friendliest person, funniest person’, his friend says
Frank Cushnahan ‘living life of character assassination’ for over a decade, court told
NI businessman has been charged with fraud in relation to the sale of Nama’s Northern Ireland property loan book
Man charged in connection with alleged Galway mosque attack plot released on bail
Court told there was no evidence of wider involvement with so-called Irish Defence Army group
Lyric Theatre at 75: ‘It was as improbable then as it is now. It took real vision’
The Belfast cultural institution began life in 1951, when the indomitable Mary O’Malley formed Lyric Players Theatre
Noah Donohoe ‘excited’ for future in days prior to disappearance, friend tells court
Teen (14) found dead in Belfast storm drain in June 2020
Dancing, debts and claims of deposit-diverting: Flatley battles for his Lord of the Dance show
Former dancer and the producer of the show he created are locked in a standoff ahead of its 30th anniversary tour
Firm has brought action ‘against its master’, Michael Flatley, star’s lawyers claim
Switzer has issued proceedings against the choreographer and dancer for alleged breach of contract
Noah Donohoe inquest: ‘His moods have been so out of character,’ mother told police on phone
Jurors heard Fiona Donohoe say her 14-year-old son had been ‘so up and down’ and ‘really huggy’ a week before his disappearance
Noah Donohoe inquest to begin after jury selected
14-year-old was found dead in storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020
Irish government ‘right’ on concerns over discredited North legacy law, British MPs told
Commons approves remedies as legislation on immunity for Troubles-era killings breaches human rights
Economic inequality is worsening in Northern Ireland, report says
Study from Ulster University Economic Policy Centre shows Belfast now well ahead of other regions economically
Jury being selected for long-delayed inquest into death of Noah Donohoe (14)
Coroner warns that ‘no one ... should engage in any social media activity which might prejudice the inquest process’
Family of man whose remains went unidentified for 13 months meet Garda Ombudsman
Jim O’Neill’s father hopes lessons will be learned from errors that led to nine forms of ID being missed in postmortem
Gardaí must explain release of mosque attack plan suspects, judge says
Ms Justice Patricia Smyth says it is ‘nonsense’ that two men could not be charged under Irish legislation
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Cheerier than Game of Thrones and brimming with Irish talent
Set 70 years before the events of Game of Thrones, this heartwarming show hits like a breath of fresh air
Upcoming Lord of the Dance shows placed in jeopardy by legal action, court hears
Switzer Consulting sues former Riverdance star for alleged breach of contract
Father admits shaking baby who remains in critical condition and ‘unlikely to survive’
Court hears older injuries to child suggest other incidents of abuse
Newry the new Malmo? Cross-Border hub might ease Dublin’s housing crisis, report says
Model could follow Swedish city, which is home to commuters who work in nearby Danish capital
Sephora to open first store on island of Ireland
Beauty retailer Sephora teases ‘iconic moment’ with new store to open on February 12th
Judge issues social media warning ahead of inquest into death of Noah Donohoe
14-year-old found dead in storm drain in north Belfast in 2020, six days after going missing
Belfast’s future TV stars: ‘If Lola Petticrew or Kneecap can do it, I can’
At Brassneck Youth Theatre Company, the goal is not for the kids to become professional actors; that’s just a ‘brilliant byproduct’
McEntee ‘extremely concerned’ by recent action in Venezuela
Venezuelan people must decide their own future, Minister for Foreign Affairs says
McEntee to meet Troubles victims and politicians in Belfast visit
Minister to hold talks with speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly, DUP MLA Edwin Poots
Campaign for soldiers killed by IRA will continue until answers found, says relative
Brothers John and Joseph McCaig, who were 17 and 18, and Dougald McCaughey (23) were shot dead in Belfast in March 1971
Police seek new information on 20th anniversary of Belfast man’s disappearance
Martin Kelly was last seen at Pat’s Bar in Garmoyle Street on New Year’s Day in 2006
PSNI dismissed claims loyalist Jim ‘Doris Day’ Gray was informant
Police told officials death had been ‘settling of personal scores’ by ‘some of his many enemies’
Twelve of the best new restaurants in Ireland from 2025
From Brazilian chefs to Ukrainian bakers and Irish professionals who have worked abroad, the international influence on this year’s new spots is clear to see
Studio Ulster: ‘We can create environments that are impossible to find anywhere else’
Studio Ulster, which opened earlier this year in Belfast, offers film-makers cutting-edge technological capabilities
I was ready to leave Canada’s winter for Ireland, then came my best Christmas present
Christmas 1979 changed my life, when in the darkest part of the year I learned something important
New Selected Poems: 1978-2022 by Medbh McGuckian - Copious sunsetty pleasures
The Belfast poet cuts her words to fit, or suit, though her poems can also settle into the straightforwardness of a realist play
A visit to Belfast’s only soup kitchen to see how they’re helping the homeless this Christmas
Demand has never been greater, according to The People’s Kitchen founder and co-ordinator, Paul McCusker
Around Ireland in 32 volumes: An island’s history, county by county
Series which began in 1985 concludes with 31 writers contributing essays on Co Antrim
Kneecap at 3Arena: A rambunctious and humorous set with heartfelt moments
Rap trio brings its controversy machine to the Dublin venue with a formidable live gig, guest collaborations and plenty of fun
Cushnahan denies standing to benefit financially from Nama’s NI loan sale
Corporate financier Frank Cushnahan on trial for fraud
Am I Irish-ish? I’m not not Irish. Being second-generation Irish in Britain is complicated
Us second-generation Irish in Britain, raised with back-home accents and framed aerial photos of bungalows - who are we really?
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Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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