All news on the topic: Northern Ireland

Queen's University Belfast (QUB) is preparing to sever its association with a former U.S. senator who was instrumental in advancing the peace process in Northern Ireland, because of his links to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

A much-anticipated investigation spanning nine years has found that MI5 permitted a high-ranking informant within the IRA to carry out killings and subsequently obstructed attempts to examine his offences

The Financial Times reports that Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of the UK, will not assume a principal position in Donald Trump's proposed “Gaza peace council” due to the resistance expressed by several Arab and Muslim governments regarding his participation

People living in four regions have been notified that flights could be cancelled as a result of a weather alert from the Met Office

HMRC is reconsidering its actions to cease child benefit payments for 23,500 people after analysing their travel information to conclude they had departed from the UK

A man has been taken into custody in Northern Ireland in relation to a supposed hit-and-run incident in London that has resulted in severe injuries to a 65-year-old pedestrian

Irish officials have accused two men of having explosives in relation to a suspected terrorist plot by a far-right extremist group

On Thursday, a court in Belfast acquitted a British soldier of murder in the sole trial involving a member of the British Armed Forces for the 1972 "Bloody Sunday" incident, where 13 unarmed Catholic civil rights demonstrators were killed in Northern Ireland

The jurors in the case involving two well-known businessmen accused of fraud in connection with a �1.1bn property transaction have been informed that one of them, Frank Cushnahan, was "central to the Northern Ireland government"

Gale-force winds and torrential rain led to more chaos as Storm Amy impacted vast areas of the UK on Saturday

Nationwide Building Society reported that the typical house price in the UK rose by 0.5% from one month to the next in September, after experiencing a 0.1% decrease in August

The Northern Ireland Secretary has expressed that new steps to address offences from the Troubles will deal with the "remaining matters" of the peace deal reached 27 years prior

Troops brought shame upon the British army by attacking defenceless civilians in an "unwarranted" and "unnecessary" display of force on Bloody Sunday, according to statements heard in the murder trial of a former army member

The legacy of Northern Ireland's tumultuous past, relations with the European Union, and Gaza are scheduled for discussion in a meeting between Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Irish Premier Micheal Martin

Two individuals, a girl aged 17 and a father with one child, have passed away following their visit to the same festival

An 84-year-old gentleman, who had been freed from jail just a few weeks prior, was discovered deceased outside his residence following a 'savage and prolonged assault'

Katie Price’s former home, known as the Mucky Mansion, has finally been purchased by a furniture tycoon for a significant amount, despite her claims that the house is 'cursed'

Nine out of ten nurses in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have refused the government’s offer of a 3.6% pay increase, heightening the likelihood of additional strikes in the NHS.

A woman in her 40s and two children, a boy and a girl, have been killed in a shooting in County Fermanagh.