Derry

More than 50 people have died on section of main route from Dublin to Donegal since project first approved in 2007

Press officers provided references for Michael McMonagle who will be sentenced in November

The word ‘safe’ comes up a lot from the students, as does the desire for a peaceful future, more university places in their home city and the chance of a job locally

Former taoiseach says people could first vote on the idea in principle before getting a subsequent confirmatory vote on a proposed new constitution

Broadcast set out certain matters relating to 21-year-old’s death and the late Jonathan Creswell’s involvement coroner Joe McCrisken says

Northern Secretary said stalled rebuild of Belfast GAA groundd would not be funded by UK due to risk of project not being completed on time

Simon Harris due to emphasise Government’s commitment to investing in the North’s future through the Shared Island fund

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Sean Brown was abducted and murdered by loyalists while locking the gates at his local GAA club

Estimated £700m required for new teaching blocks, research space and accommodation

Judge says defendant Paul Bryan (63) had high level of culpability for his crimes given victim’s age and fact she had consumed alcohol

Connor Lishman (37) arrested while standing in a crowd observing the blaze in June

New writing and never-previously broadcast interviews bring alive the negotiations and nervousness before a critical moment in the Belfast peace process

Lilian Seenoi-Barr moved to Northern Ireland from Kenya 14 years ago and was elected to her office in June

The human rights campaigner will attend benefit screening of a documentary about her life in Dublin in December

The body of Montserrat Martorell Elias was found in a flat near the city centre early on Saturday morning

Her sentences, when she found the perfect one, possess both weight and lightness

Police investigating circumstances around ‘heinous and evil’ crime at Harvey Street at 4.15am on Saturday

What I admired massively about Nell McCafferty was her writing. It was fast-paced, clear, conversational. She reported what it felt like down at ground level

Campaigning journalist and author, who focused on women’s rights, poverty and social injustice, died on Wednesday aged 80

Page for Stephen Patrick Doherty raised £3,280, which he spent on a dog and travelling to Liverpool matches

Nell McCafferty was never afraid of causing controversy in pursuit of her goals. History has proved she was right about most of them

Andrzej Pajaczkowski (43) appeared before Magherafelt Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday morning

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There is hope now that natural patterns of society and economics will revive, and a century of waste in Derry can be swept away

The wind whips at the pages of our senior features writer’s notebook as she travels around Ireland with visitors from China, Taiwan, Tasmania, LA, Michigan and Canada

Northern Ireland’s First Minister and deputy First Minister condemn Co Down attack and violence in Derry, which left 10 PSNI officers injured

Separately, a petrol bomb was thrown at a mosque in Co Down in the early hours of Saturday

John Garrett O’Sullivan (55) appeared before court in Derry charged with attempting to prevent lawful burial of his father Noel O’Sullivan (86)

The Belfast to Derry race in 1904 was disguised as a ‘reliability trial’ and took place at around 40mph

In the world of content creation, only those who please the online algorithms survive. Adam B is one of them: his father’s background is in data science

We’ll be a house divided on Wednesday as my instinct will be to cheer the Oranje men

Scheme to improve road linking Derry and Aughnacloy first approved by executive in 2007 but held up by legal challenges and funding issues

Isaac Roxborough, from Burnfoot, Dungiven, fatally injured in collision outside Eglinton village on Tuesday

Arrests were made after police were alerted about a white BMW that was driving erratically

Performer due to take to the Aviva stage in Dublin for three concerts that kick off next week

Casually dressed in mostly jeans and t-shirts, suspects in the murder trial stayed seated as they were called to rise

Ms Seenoi-Barr thanked those who travelled from Kenya for a ‘historic moment for Derry’, adding their presence ‘signifies the unity and shared pride between our communities’

Incident happened as violence flared in Derry after police entered the Creggan area to conduct searches