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Sinn Féin intransigence is preventing Northern Ireland politicians from dealing with growing problems in health, education and the economy, the Democratic Unionists have claimed.

Sinn Féin intransigence is preventing Northern Ireland politicians from dealing with growing problems in health, education and the economy, the Democratic Unionists have claimed.

The Democratic Unionists have warned the Irish Government to stop engaging in "megaphone diplomacy" as their row over Brexit continued.

The body of 'Disappeared' victim Seamus Ruddy has been found in France.

A busy petrol station was sprayed with automatic gunfire during a drive-by shooting that injured a policeman, the North's police chief has said.

Sinn Féin has warned a collapse of the powersharing institutions at Stormont is an option if First Minister Arlene Foster refuses to stand down to allow a probe into her handling of a botched green energy scheme.

90 judges, drawn from the industry in Ireland and Europe, judged 282 hours of submissions from the 700 entries across 37 categories and today they announced the shortlist.

BBC presenter Marie-Louise Muir used her own experience of grief while exploring the fading tradition of keening at Irish funerals, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

Ukip's leader in the North has said foreign doctors should be deported over a parking fine.

A WOMAN who reported her housemate to police in the North for buying drugs online to abort an unborn child has defended the move.

As the first gay marriages were taking place in the Republic yesterday morning, in the North a man was outlining on radio how he was actively considering suicide because of his sexuality — and that man is a Catholic priest.

Friends of Van Morrison have said he is the WB Yeats of the music world after he was honoured by Britain’s Queen Elizabeth for services to the industry.

The condition of Northern Ireland’s First Minister has stabilised in the wake of a suspected heart attack, a senior party colleague has said.

"Curry my yoghurt can coca coalyer", said DUP MLA Gregory Campbell, clearly taking the p*ss.

Gay Byrne has said he would consider assisted suicide if he was faced with a drawn-out and painful illness.

Louis Ludik, Franco van der Merwe and Wiehahn Herbst will make their debuts for Ulster against Scarlets at Parc Y Scarlets, tomorrow afternoon (kick-off 2.40pm).

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Tributes are being paid to former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds, who has died at the age of 81.

As the winner of last night’s The Great Irish Bake Off enthuses about her future plans, Denise O’Donoghue hears from other cookery title holders about the hard work and focus needed to succeed

Armagh’s siege mentality was clear and present prior to Saturday’s draw when selector Peter McDonnell claimed the team had been given a "raw deal" arising from the Paradegate controversy.

A Church of Ireland bishop has supported the introduction of civil marriage for same-sex couples for the first time.

GAA pundit Joe Brolly has suggested it is nobody else’s business if gaelic clubs are named after dead republican paramilitaries.

The North’s leading prosecutor has addressed confusion surrounding controversial draft abortion guidelines by insisting it is not a crime to assist a woman going elsewhere in the UK for a termination.

A lawyer for one of the suspected drug mules being held in a Peruvian prison has said she is confident her story of coercion will be proven.

Joe Brolly claims the GAA have been handed the initiative to go further in their fight against cynicism than the black card that will be introduced to Gaelic football from January 1 next.

Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill admits he is surprised Wolves teenager Liam McAlinden has chosen to turn his back on the Irish Football Association.

On the day of Twitter's 7th birthday, supporters of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad have hacked three popular BBC Twitter accounts and posted some bizarre messages.

Eleven special needs children were left badly shaken when their school bus overturned in Co Down today.

Eleven special needs children were left badly shaken when their school bus overturned in Co Down today.

All-Ireland champions Donegal may have to wait until March before discovering whether they can host Tyrone in Ballybofey in their Ulster quarter-final.

ANOTHER year, another notch tightened on the belt. So what did we learn in 2012?

The leader of the British National Party, MEP Nick Griffin, has refused to apologise for a tweet in which he referred to “Fenian bastards” — even though in the past he has claimed his ancestors came from a village in North Cork.

Hundreds of students who were told they had secured a place at Northern Ireland’s University of Ulster have now been told the offers were made in error.

Despite his nephew being in prison and his own son being a fugitive from justice here, Peter Quinn has said the next generation of his family will “be back in business and will succeed”.

The Quinn family has been made scapegoats of the financial crisis surrounding the former Anglo Irish bank, Peter Quinn has claimed.

Derry football manager John Brennan has blasted his captain Paddy Bradley over his recent criticism of the County Board and their support of the county team.

The chairman of the Northern Ireland Parades Commission today defended the decision to allow two rival parades to go ahead within two hours of each other in North Belfast which ended with serious public disorder and dissident republican gunmen opening fire on police.

Furious Ulster Bank customers look set to ignore pleas to stay loyal with the firm, by jumping ship to rival financial institutions.

The party whip has been withdrawn from Ulster Unionist peer Ken Maginnis after he linked homosexuality to bestiality.

NATIONAL Tree Week is an annual festival celebrating all positive aspects of trees in our lives and environment.

Former Northern Ireland First Minister Ian Paisley is making “steady progress” after being admitted to hospital earlier this month, he son Ian Jnr said today.

Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams has said Martin McGuinness would be a President for the whole island, and not just for the 26 counties.

A Protestant clergyman who became the first from the North to address Sinn Féin's ard fheis has today told critics he wanted to help communities "move out of the past".