The celebration of the first same-sex marriage in the North might lull you into the false belief that we are now living in a fully tolerant society that allows people to be who they are, but change does not come fully formed.

A 52-year-old man has been charged with the murder of journalist Lyra McKee, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said.

Three of four men arrested by detectives investigating the murder of journalist Lyra McKee have been released.

Four people have been arrested in the investigation into the murder of journalist Lyra McKee.

The Belfast-born editor and writer was described as a ‘very special student’ by her former lecturer, Professor Paul Bradshaw.

If you look around us, the trees are without their leaves, animals are hibernating, farm animals are kept indoors, flowers have gone to seed, and aside from us humans, everyone and everything else seems to have got the memo to slow down, writes Joyce Fegan.

The Irish Examiner has scooped two awards in the 2019 Newsbrands Ireland Journalism Awards.

Thomas Niedermayer was an apolitical figure — he employed 1,000 people with workers coming to the Grunding factory from Catholic and Protestant backgrounds.

The Garda's security chief talks to Cormac O'Keeffe about dissidents, Brexit and the jihadist threat.

The IMRO Radio Awards took place last night at the Lyrath Estate Hotel in Kilkenny.

The partner of murdered journalist Lyra McKee has said there has been a “backslide” into violence in the North.

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

Police in Belfast were forced to abandon a bid to dismantle a bonfire planned in the city last night following a stand off with republican youths.

Police in Belfast have retreated from a confrontation at a bonfire site over concerns innocent bystanders could be hurt, a senior commander has said.

British MPs voted to extend same-sex marriage and abortion rights in Northern Ireland, unless power sharing is restored before October 21.

Tánaiste Simon Coveney has warned that a disorderly Brexit risks undermining stability in the North and triggering "security concerns".

Live at the Marquee is a terrific night out when all the ingredients gel and everything crystallised beautifully for Christy Moore's Saturday night performance under the sloping dome that is by now Cork's favourite summertime venue.

The undisputed champion of the world Katie Taylor has been immortalised on the side of a pub in Dublin.

More than 40 people were detained under emergency anti-terrorism laws in the last year, figures reveal.

Last week, the Derry senior footballers took their training session into a city club for the first time ever. Declan Bogue tracks the societal, religious, cultural, and economic reasons why the city has always been prevented from fulfilling its potential in the GAA world.

Police said that the 46-year-old man, arrested earlier yesterday under the Terrorism Act, was released without charge.

When, in the early 1960s, James Baldwin wrote The Fire Next Time to try to explain racism, he could not have imagined that half a century later it would remain relevant.

Strict anti-terrorism laws imposed in the aftermath of the Omagh bombing are still needed because of the threat of dissident republicans and Lyra McKee’s murder, the Cabinet will be told today.

Lyra McKee has been honoured with a special award for outstanding commitment and contribution to journalism.

Sara Canning will address a rally calling for change in Northern Ireland at Belfast City Hall tomorrow.

Progress can be better monitored if an accountable department takes ownership of the issue, the report said.

Brexit has damaged relations between Dublin and Belfast but those relations must be repaired, DUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson has said.

Two men have been charged with riot and petrol bomb offences, as part of the investigation into the murder of journalist Lyra McKee.

Detectives from the PSNI investigating the murder of Lyra Mckee last month have arrested four people.

Local Garda bosses say threats from dissidents to murder people who talk to the police must be met “head-on” and warned that the paramilitaries must not be allowed “take control”.

Lyra McKee's partner has said that those who killed the woman she was going to marry are "no better than paedophiles".

Patrick Kavanagh once described the Irish countryside in May, when the whitethorn was in full, magnificent bloom, as wearing its Communion dress.

The result from the local election in Northern Ireland on Friday was emphatic. It shows an electorate hungry for delivery, hungry for progress and hungry for change.

So that’s Tuesday nearly wrapped up. Here’s some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

On Tuesday next, less than three weeks on from the death of journalist Lyra McKee, in Derry, talks will begin formally to resurrect Northern Ireland’s power-sharing administration.

Talks this time cannot be about ticking boxes.

You don’t need much self-awareness to realise that if you’re making the DUP leader, Arlene Foster, sound reasonable, you’re in trouble.

Today is World Press Freedom Day, an annual event to celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom.