Disqualified driver who ruined lives in crash is jailed for six years
Brian Reilly (24) drove down wrong side of M50 to evade gardaí before ploughing into car of an elderly couple
NI construction sector to fall into recession, businesses suggest
Under a third of businesses operating at full capacity, survey of industry players finds
Incoming Central Bank chief stays silent in NZ budget controversy
Makhlouf refuses to answer questions as criticism grows about website breach
Belfast Harbour £50m waterfront scheme to deliver 500 building jobs
Office development is new phase in £250m plan to regenerate ex-shipping lands
North given extra £131m to spend due to Stormont suspension
Brokenshire says health and education departments will receive majority of funding
Outcomes improving for women with metastatic breast cancer
Conference at St Vincent’s will discuss advances in how disease is being treated
Construction group partners with BDO Northern Ireland
Move by CEF will put specialist support within reach of 800 building companies
North’s proposed 12.5% tax rate ‘will not be enough’ to attract investment
Accountancy firm warns North needs greater tax differential with Britain to be successful
Inquiry into RTÉ producer who died of brain tumour
Sinéad Ní Dhulaing Johnson was allegedly given twice correct dose of Temozolomide
Shaun Carter ready to drive Royal Dublin’s quest to regain Barton Shield
Royal Dublin go head-to-head with defending champions Muskerry in semi-final
Pro-fracking company asked to carry out safety study
CDM Smith has track record on contentious gas extraction method in the US and Poland
Why private health insurance may get cheaper
The health insurance levy has increased sharply in recent years but that is about to change
What’s on Minister for Finance’s wish list?
The North’s Finance Minister has a new £1bn investment fund at the top of his
Art for therapy’s sake: can books and paintings cure what ails us?
Need to find a painting that can calm you in moments of stress? Or a book that can cure cynicism or a tendency to prevaricate? The use of art and literature as therapy is an old idea, but it’s making a comeback
So what do we really want art to do for us?
The art world is adept at training us to want what it’s selling, but perhaps it’s time to consider instead what we want from art
Hopes high for Ireland’s women’s double at the World Junior Championships
USA-bound Hilary Shinnick and Bridget Jacques have prepared well for event in Lithuania
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