Northern Ireland

‘Inclusive’ coalition government is least unpopular

How might the Government of a unified island be constructed?

Experienced team at historic Dundrum inn strikes a balance between fine-dining finesse and crowd-pleasing favourites

The key will be to keep London’s attention as Martin, Starmer and ministers meet for talks amid geopolitical upheaval

French-owned Thales factory in east Belfast to manufacture more than 5,000 missiles for Ukraine’s armed forces as part of £1.16bn deal that will create 200 jobs

Committee highlights particular concerns around segregation and access to adequate housing

Victim aged in his 70s was found in a flat in the Corrainey Park area last Thursday

Hundred-page document outlines plans to tackle North’s spiralling waiting lists

Thales missile factory to supply 5,000 air defence missiles to Ukraine, creating 200 jobs

Lower tuition fees and living costs in Derry are attracting more medical students from diverse backgrounds across the island

Irish unity poses difficulties for the party leader, Naomi Long, who has changed stance on Border poll

Alliance Party, along with Sinn Féin, will not travel to White House in Washington for St Patrick’s visit

Richard Scott believes such a move is ‘right thing’ to help victims cope

Ministers rubber-stamp the governance plan during a virtual meeting

North-South trade has grown rapidly, but more could be done to turn the Dublin Belfast Economic Corridor into a powerhouse, a conference has heard

Family of Co Down woman make plea for information on anniversary of her disappearance

UK government’s argues the issue needs to be revisited after final Operation Kenova report is produced, solicitor representing family of one of the victims says

Keir Starmer has been advised to raise defence spending to 3 per cent of GDP, which could be paid for by slashing social welfare

Seán O’Reilly (49) was hit twice after two masked men fired shots through the window of his taxi

Move hailed as ‘major milestone’ towards comprehensive language rights for Irish speakers in North

Irish Government pledged ‘full co-operation’ with Northern inquiry but stopped short of setting up own

Immigrants whose businesses were destroyed or damaged in August’s violence say the only help they have got came from the public

Shooting of taxi driver in west Belfast linked to internal feud among Óglaigh na hÉireann members

In the North, Sinn Féin has stumbled into a trap; it has been able to hold on to the position of First Minister only by virtue of doing very little with it

Charlie Flanagan describes tribute as ‘nauseating’

Man being treated in hospital following incident in Poleglass on Sunday morning

Temporary control zones have been established and all poultry at site will be ‘humanely culled’

Families have different views on the Omagh inquiry, but what they all hold sacred is the need for their loved ones’ stories to be heard

Unionists are ‘allowing republicans/nationalists to get inside our heads’ and control narrative on Irish unity being ‘inevitable’

Judge says he is obliged to send a report to DPP if evidence indicates criminal offence may have been committed

Both have the least positive views on immigration of any two groups of party voters on the island

Inquiry chair says hearing evidence from survivors and bereaved people has been a ‘humbling experience’

Man arrested by PSNI may be dealt with by northern authorities under legislation introduced during Troubles

Omagh inquiry: Former sergeant said police faced ‘stampede’ of people after explosion wanting news of loved ones

Tánaiste Simon Harris’s suggestion in Stormont recently that unification is ‘not a priority’ for him surprised few people

Most voters, North and South, say British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference should remain in place

Unification could sever North’s ties to Nato and Commonwealth, but Belfast Agreement provides for maintaining British–Irish links

Housing orders for poultry and captive birds to come into effect across Ireland from midnight

DUP leader Gavin Robinson says ‘policing should be about ability, not religion’

Northern unionists are far more likely to be anti-immigration compared with their nationalist counterparts, while southern nationalists sit somewhere in between