Though nobody has claimed the weekend bomb attack on the North’s police, it has all the hallmarks of republicans, says Dieter Reinisch.

Former US President Bill Clinton has told how he could run for President of Ireland thanks to his Fermanagh heritage.

CORK captain Mary O’Connor has expressed her disappointment at the clash between the All-Ireland ladies football final and the Cork senior football decider on Sunday.

SEMTEX explosives once owned by the Provisional IRA (PIRA) were used in a weekend rocket attack on police officers in the north, it was revealed.

Police in the North narrowly avoided injury when a dissident republican rocket-propelled grenade failed to explode.

Republican paramilitaries opposed to the peace process have issued a chilling threat to a group of civil servants, it was revealed today.

Detectives investigating the attempted murder of two police officers in a landmine attack near the Border arrested three men today.

A schoolgirl who has been suspended from class in the North for wearing religious images on her lapel is vowing not to remove the items.

A schoolgirl suspended from class for wearing religious images on her lapel has been threatened with expulsion, it emerged tonight.

Police in Britain have arrested a Catholic priest from the North in connection with an investigation into "serious crime".

A PARISH priest in Co Fermanagh was suspended from pastoral duties after it was discovered that a man, suspected of child abduction and three counts of rape in Liverpool, stayed at the priests’ parochial house.

THE body of a teenager who disappeared while having a night time swim in a Co Fermanagh lake was recovered yesterday.

FORMER US President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary met Northern Ireland politicians yesterday in Belfast, urging them to work for lasting devolution at talks next month.

PRIMARILY because of the current unpopularity of US foreign policy, the focus on President George W Bush’s Irish visit, unfortunately, was on security rather than welcome, but let us again consider his Irish connections.

PSNI chief constable Hugh Orde has said that dissident republicans still pose a significant threat to peace in the North.

Chief Constable Hugh Orde said dissident republicans still pose a significant danger to security in Northern Ireland following last night‘s attempted car bomb attack on a police station in Co Fermanagh.

Bomb disposal experts in the North have confirmed that a car bomb left outside a police station in Co Fermanagh last night could have caused considerable damage.