West Tyrone: Sinn Féin secure three seats with just one unionist returned
Former healthcare worker Nicola Brogan wins seat for first time after being co-opted in 2020
North’s farmers feel caught in crosshairs of ‘nonsense’ protocol rules
Move to halt port checks comes as sector believes it is enduring ‘worst of both worlds’
Moy Park suspends live chicken processing at Ballymena plant
Chicken processor is Northern Ireland’s largest private sector employer
Post-Brexit checks on pets travelling into North to be suspended
Grace period extended while negotiations continue between UK and EU on protocol
Irish farmers concerned over UK’s proposed trade deal with Australia
Size of Australian cattle ranches ‘off the charts’, with lower costs because of climate
Newton Emerson: Australia trade deal points to future for Northern Ireland
Deal could result in best of both worlds for North’s agrifood industry
Coalition candidates earn comfortable victories in Seanad byelections
Hazel Chu, whose decision to run caused divisions in Green Party, loses out
Bad Brexit trade deal could be ‘devastating’ for North’s farms
Union leader warns Assembly additional ‘hassle’ could make farmers uncompetitive
‘Huge insult’ not to be told about Seanad snub, says Marshall
Former senator claims entire unionist community feels let down by lack of representation
When it comes to Brexit deal DUP is against having its cake and against eating it
It’s hard to think of a better economic arrangement than the one the DUP rejects
Farmers in North to gain millions in EU payments due to sterling weakness
Brexit means the end is nigh for CAP payments to Northern farmers
No-deal Brexit: a nightmare scenario for farmers in the North
Many Northern farmers will be unable to continue in business
Business, farm leaders warn Johnson of negative no-deal effects for NI
New prime minister urged to take a ‘hands-on role’ to reinstate Stormont
Poultry producers at ‘tipping point’ over reduced RHI payments
Legislation to limit payments placed producers at competitive disadvantage – union
No-deal Brexit anxiety mounts for Northern Irish businesses
‘The people who say “no-deal, no problem”, I say to them “no-deal, big problem” ’
No-deal Brexit: 'It’s reckless. You are playing with farmer incomes'
‘We can’t afford to wait and see what happens – we have businesses to run’
Bordering on Brexit: what those at the coalface think
On a busy day farmer Joe Parker might cross the Border 10 or 11 times, ferrying machinery and feed between his animals North and South
Some unionists are thinking the unthinkable about living in a united Ireland
Middle-class nationalism no longer sitting on the fence when it comes to united Ireland
May to visit Belfast on Tuesday in attempt to sell Brexit deal
MPs to begin debating withdrawal agreement next week ahead of December 11th vote
Falling out between DUP and business has been a wonder
Electoral hit unlikely given North’s polarised politics
Brexit: May vows to press on with deal despite opposition
EU’s Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says the draft deal was ‘fair and balanced’
Hatred of Windsor Park in 1993 has softened to pantomime
Michael Walker: There were boos in the game of two Irelands, but humour too
No surrender? DUP holds hard line as business fears build
Anyone doubting party leaders’ resolve on Brexit should think carefully, Foster warns
Rural crime costs North’s economy £2.6m, report finds
UK rural communities suffered £44.5 million losses last year, insurer NFU Mutual says
Brexit deal must maintain trade continuity, businesses in North say
Grouping of 100 organisations calls for avoidance of hard border
Newly-elected Senator could vote against Brexit ‘backstop’
Former Ulster Farmers Union president elected as Sinn Féin backs Fine Gael candidate
Anti-Brexit unionist wins Seanad seat with Sinn Féin support
Sinn Féin also backs Fine Gael candidate ‘because of Micheál Martin’s attacks’
Former Ulster Farmers’ Union president expected to win Seanad seat
Ian Marshall’s invitation to contest byelections at end of month came from Varadkar
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil eye electoral deal on Seanad vacancies
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar favours ex-president of Ulster Farmers’ Union Ian Marshall
Sun forecast at Balmoral Show but Brexit casts a long shadow
Annual show expected to attract about 100,000, with cross-Border participation up
Mike Nesbitt signals support for UK remaining in EU
Ulster Unionist leader warns of potential dangers to NI of British withdrawal
Farmers take protests over milk prices to Brussels
Teagasc says prices have fallen from 39c per litre in April 2014 to 25.5c in July 2015
Farmers to protest at Stormont over dispute on prices
Farmers have been rallying at supermarkets with convoys of tractors blocking deliveries
Ulster farmers welcome move by Asda to pay more for milk
Move comes after protests by farmers who have seen their milk margin hit by global slump in dairy prices
Two men found shot dead in rural Antrim named
Police understood not to be looking for anyone else in connection with double shooting
Boy (6) dies on grandfather’s farm in Armagh
It is believed boy was overcome by slurry fumes in milking parlour
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