Northern Ireland

Most identify as British and would find Irish unity ‘almost impossible to accept’

Expectations of positive feelings are more prevalent than negative ones

Measures set to escalate after bird flu detected in five wild birds in last two months

Omagh Bombing Inquiry chair praises bravery and heroism of Garry McGillion in his efforts to save the life of his 20-month-old niece Breda Devine

Ireland has just added three new Bib Gourmand restaurants to its tally of 26 ‘great places to eat at moderate prices’

Couple, on holidays with four children, criticise response of booking platform Vrbo

More than a third of voters in South say it is extremely important to plan for a possible united Ireland

Voters are able to distinguish between wanting something to happen and planning for it to

The incidents included officers being headbutted and being charged at with a knife

Investigators to conduct surveillance on poultry and other premises within 3km control zone

The South has no hesitation saying yes to unity – as long as it doesn’t cost any money or involving changing a flag or an anthem

Voters in Republic at odds with those in North who say a united Ireland should belong to both organisations

North’s Protestants strongly favour membership of the Europe-North America military alliance in event of Irish unity

The book is at its most interesting when Durkan is quizzed about John Hume and what his predecessor had been trying to achieve

Man (52) detained on suspicion of impersonating police officer and possession of firearm with intent to cause fear of violence

Surveys and deliberative forums examine the state of public opinion in the Republic and Northern Ireland

Northern Protestants remain overwhelmingly against unity but show growing losers' consent

While unity vote would be soundly defeated in North a growing number of unionists support the holding of a border poll

A groundbreaking study has detailed the individual, social and economic costs of adverse childhood experiences - but also has indications of hope

Claims IRA members opened fire in car park were ‘demonstrably untrue’, inquest found

Trump has transformed expectations of what can be done, even if his administration ultimately fails to deliver it

Europe Letter: Julian King says ‘world has changed’ since original Brexit deals were made

Four or more adverse childhood experiences – a threshold more likely to lead to poorer health and educational outcomes – reported by 17.6% of people surveyed

Capital’s four local authorities says there is no agreement among Travellers on where such temporary accommodation should be put

Guinness-maker highlights changing political landscape globally and the threat of tariffs as a key risk to its business

Labour is ‘more engaged’ with devolved institutions than Tories, Stormont’s First Minister says

Financial gap remains significant despite other measures taken, management says in email notifying staff

Former SDLP leader Mark Durkan says there is a ‘John Hume-sized hole in the conversation’ surrounding the options for constitutional change

Gleanings from departmental archives are pieces of jigsaw puzzles which illuminate decision- and policymaking, and the relationships of key figures

As a young fighter John George’s future seemed full of promise – Carl Frampton was among those he defeated – until ‘one night ruined his life’, says his sister Courtney

Company remains bullish despite stagnating sales and an ongoing struggle to grow profits

There have been many inquiries into killings during the Troubles but this seems unique, allowing families to express their deepest feelings about their loved ones

PSNI warn against ‘vigilantism’ following incident in the Ballgallin Park area of the town

There are worse fates for the agreement than fading into irrelevance, but it would be dangerous not to acknowledge this is happening

Separately, catering and facilities management group Mount Charles plans to create 2,000 jobs

Victim’s sister questions whether process will uncover the full truth

Claire Hayes gave tribute to brother on second day of commemorative statements to 29 victims

Christopher Rogers (20) suffered a hypoxic blackout and drowned while trio on duty at Orchard Leisure Centre in Armagh

Unionists have have accused the Secretary of State of prioritising Labour’s efforts to improve relations with the EU over what is best for Northern Ireland

From widespread destruction at Blacksod to a football stadium damaged in the midlands, no county was left undamaged as the storm moved across the country