Counting of votes in North’s Assembly elections begins after ‘busy’ day of voting
Opinion polls put Sinn Féin on course to be largest party and secure First Minister position
Attack on NI election candidate latest in campaign marred by intimidation
Hannah Kenny, from People Before Profit, was ‘deeply distressed’ following the incident
Unionists must unite in opposition to Northern Ireland Protocol – Donaldson
DUP leader stresses importance of unionists working together at ant-protocol rally
Jim Allister’s big test: Can unionist firebrand move in from the margins?
Assembly elections will reveal if relentlessly negative messaging can be turned into votes
Northern Ireland election: This could be the most important in a generation
If the polls are correct, a nationalist could head government in the North for first time
‘No surrender’ in the air as unionist leaders thunder their loathing for NI protocol
Ballymoney rally told protocol opens up door to a united Ireland and therefore must go
‘Notable shift’ in attitudes towards acceptance of NI protocol, survey finds
Some 63% of respondents said arrangement creates economic opportunities
Stormont could be ‘gone forever’ because of DUP tactics, Beattie says
DUP’s ‘divisive politics’ putting Northern Ireland’s democracy at risk, says UUP leader
More than 22,000 ducks culled as two cases of bird flu confirmed in North
Culling took place at commercial premises in Tyrone, more birds to be culled in Antrim
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after body found in Armagh
Police were responding to a report of an incident at a residential property
Newton Emerson: Train-trams could put NDP on track
All-Ireland rail project may be vision shared island unit desperately seeks
‘The protocol is an existential threat, that’s how people see it’, says TUV candidate
Traditional Unionist Voice seizes on Northern Ireland protocol to put DUP on defensive
Man (50s) in critical condition after assault in Armagh
Another man arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after ‘large altercation’
Cobh Ramblers expect to benefit from Burnley’s expansion
ALK capital adamant their financial approached is ‘reasonable and sustainable’
Newton Emerson: amount of money trying to get into property is doomed to swamp supply
Investors, landlords and owner-occupiers may all wish they had shared when they had the chance
NI Assembly set to be recalled for debate on loyalist violence
Foster condemns violence in which 41 police officers have been injured
A bridge, a border and two Covid worlds
Cavan has got its Covid numbers down while Donegal lags behind
Orangeman was asked if he wanted Irish flag removed from Dublin Castle
Biography of Ian Milne also recounts his role in Drumcree march resolution efforts
Paul Howard: My top 20 Larry David Moments
My lockdown project has been to catalogue my experiences of excruciating embarrassment
In a Word... Orange
Being at Drumcree was like Gorundhog Day all over again, every year, writes Patsy McGarry
More freedom for those living alone in North as restrictions lift
‘Each month of lockdown . . . akin to a large recession’ as Covid-19 death takes toll to 538
Forum to advise NI Executive on handling Covid-19 impact
Move comes amid continuing tensions between DUP and Sinn Féin on reaction to crisis
Footballers take precautions after coronavirus confirmation
Three new cases of Covid-19 in NI but health staff working to prevent spread of the virus
New Church of Ireland bishop of Connor is elected
Church’s House of Bishops to meet to elect new archbishop and primate of All Ireland
Newton Emerson: Unionists detect huge waves of anti-British sentiment in RIC fallout
Attempts to respect a shared history, while well intentioned, can be aggressive
Person killed after being hit by train in Belfast
Tracks closed in both directions at Dunmurry as PSNI officers examine the area
List of people murdered by IRA over alleged ‘informing’ published
Sample list of alleged informers killed between 1978 and 1994 contained in newly-released records
Essex trailer deaths: Laurelvale in shock as local man charged
Lorry driver Maurice Robinson (25) grew up in the Co Armagh town and still lives nearby
Irish-owned truck pulled trailer in which 39 bodies were found
Trailer arrived in UK via Belgian port of Zeebrugge, truck driver from North arrested
Students discuss solutions to climate change at cross-border schools event
Initiative aims to help students to share ideas on how to tackle common problems
Gardaí and PSNI assisting Essex Police after 39 found dead in trailer
Police say trailer had not travelled through Ireland as Northern Irish man (25) arrested
Deep rifts over Presbyterian Church’s hard line on same-sex marriage
New laws in North will see further divisions emerge as attitudes harden within church
Irishman in Australia: ‘It wasn’t part of the plan to end up in the emergency department’
‘Never having injured myself in a foreign country before ... I worried I would have to pay hundreds if not thousands of euro for treatment’
Blood Red Lines: Play reveals personal tales of Troubles tragedy
Catholic man and former British soldier use the stage to find their own route to the past
Loyalist career criminal Malcolm McKeown killed in Co Down shooting
Killing may be linked to gangland drugs feud in the Lurgan-Portadown-Banbridge area
Agenda: Is the North’s manufacturing landscape shifting rather than dying?
‘We do have a raft of successful medium-sized ones and a huge amount of successful smaller companies’
Woman killed in car crash in Northern Ireland
Driver arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving following collision in Portadown
Why do Orangemen march? The Twelfth of July explained
Annual Orange parades celebrate a centuries-old Protestant victory over Catholics
The best piece of advice? ‘Be honest and be straight’
EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalist Patrick Derry of DRT (NI) Ltd
Orange Order in talks with UK officials over Drumcree dispute
Members were last allowed to complete the controversial Sunday morning parade in 1998
Top stories from Irish Times Abroad this week
Irish people around the world share their stories on the heatwave, protests and the upcoming voting referendum
Australia is no longer the inclusive and progressive place it was when I arrived
Marianne Hendron is chief executive of a regional women's health service in Ballarat in Victoria
Chinese aviation groups in pole position to buy Bombardier
Bombardier Belfast makes wings for Airbus A220
Plenty for rowing fans at Skibbereen and Portadown regattas
Maurogiovanni is frank about his ambition for this year of Olympic qualification of a number of boats with competitive crews
Girl (14) remanded over stabbing of girl (15) left with life changing injuries
Court heard injured party had carotid artery severed during an allegedly pre-arranged fight
Boy (12) sexually assaulted schoolgirl in underground car park, court told
Boy faces charges of sexual assault, intimidation over two alleged incidents
The British Army woman who was one of Ireland's greatest Irish dancers
Another champion Irish dancer’s father was a top loyalist in Long Kesh
Simple twist of fate put Brian Gartland on road to success
Dundalk stalwart recalls the decision that paid rich dividends – both on and off the pitch
Apples lie at the core of Armagh, the Harvest County
Autumn brings out the lushness of the Armagh countryside, and sees a number of harvest-related events taking place
Protests to mark North’s 589 days of political impasse
Absence of Stormont ‘sorry indictment’, says SDLP leader as Belgium’s record exceeded
Two national coastal rowing championships taking place this weekend
High-performance side of Rowing Ireland focused on the World Championships in just over three weeks
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