Two Dublin men have appeared before an out-of-term sitting of the non-jury Special Criminal Court this evening charged with IRA membership.

Two men have been charged in relation to the discovery of a bomb under a police officer’s car.

Anti-terrorism chiefs in the North have welcomed the arrest by Gardaí of two suspected dissident republicans in connection with an attempt to murder a PSNI officer last June.

Two men have been arrested by gardaí following the discovery of a bomb under a serving PSNI officer’s car in Belfast.

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

An explosive device has detonated in Co Fermanagh as police and British Army bomb disposal officers were searching the area.

In the coming days, markets may probe and call the bluff on Boris Johnson's threat to crash Britain out of the EU, setting up a full-blown currency crisis well before the Brexit deadline he has set to get out with or without a transition deal by Halloween.

Concern has been voiced about the appearance of threatening graffiti at a republican bonfire site in north Belfast.

Belfast City Council abandoned an attempt to demolish the bonfire in east Belfast when hired private contractors pulled out of the job after menacing threats were daubed on walls close to the site, purporting to identify them.

In a joint statement last night, both governments referred to its previous communique of April 26 and the “new phase of political talks in Northern Ireland”.

The SDLP and DUP have both joined in condemnation of an attack on the life of a Police Officer in Belfast.

Uncertainty again faces 3,600 jobs at Bombardier in Belfast after the Canadian planemaker said it had put up for sale facilities across the city.

The maker of the iconic stout Guinness has announced it is removing plastic from beer packaging.

Jim Stokes has been synonymous with Ulster rugby for over three decades.

Last weekend’s car bomb outside Derry’s courthouse raises questions about dissident republicanism and the threat it still poses, writes David Young.

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"I was spitting fire and angry at everybody in life."

 

Bombardier has won a $719m (€600m) order for 15 new jets from American Airlines.

Reports that a Northern Ireland-based journalist has been subjected to a death threat from a loyalist paramilitary group has prompted condemnations across the political divide.

Two Romanian crime gang members operating a UK-wide human trafficking network in Northern Ireland have been imprisoned.

A man arrested under the UK’s Terrorism Act after an explosion in Belfast has been released.

A man and woman in their 20s have been arrested after a 53-year-old man was found dead at a flat in east Belfast, police have said.

An armed man escaped on a bicycle after robbing a fast food outlet in east Belfast.

Peter Robinson’s reputation for cowardice was shown up by his backfired “invasion” of a small village on the Irish border, Northern Ireland’s most senior civil servant said at the time.

The head of the Irish wing of Swedish furniture giant, Ikea, remained silent on its plans for a second store in Cork, but said that the firm has a “very strong growth agenda in Ireland”. It is enjoying a 10% rise in annual sales.

Carrigtwohill in East Cork is being lined up by Ikea, the world’s largest furniture retailer, for its second full retail store in the Republic of Ireland, with a promise of around 500 retail jobs locally.

Lovers of Swedish furniture behemoth IKEA across the country no longer have to plan a trip to Ballymun in Dublin in advance -- they can now shop from the comfort of their own home.

A teenage boy has been left with a broken jaw after he was attacked by a male wearing a knuckle duster in East Belfast as he cycled home on Sunday evening.

"It is vile that anyone would be targeted in an attempt to make them feel unwelcome in an area."

Detectives investigating the intimidation of four Catholic families in Belfast have arrested two men.

The UK Government has been accused of impotence after the US upped a proposed import levy on products made by one of Northern Ireland's largest employers to 300%.

One of Northern Ireland’s largest employers is facing a proposed 300% duty on its exports of planes to the US amid an international trade dispute, the US government said yesterday.

Northern Ireland's police chief has blamed the paramilitary Ulster Volunteer Force for issuing threats to four Catholic families in a cross-community housing development in Belfast.

A preliminary US finding on a trade dispute which could threaten thousands of Northern Irish jobs is due later.

A pig's head and racist graffiti have been left at a community centre in a suspected hate crime in Belfast.

Almost 100 jobs are being shed in Northern Ireland by aircraft manufacturer Bombardier.

Thousands of Orange Order members took part in parades across Northern Ireland as part of the Twelfth of July celebrations.

Masked loyalists appear to have broken a court order banning them from extending an Eleventh night bonfire in Belfast.

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Update 6.41pm: Democratic Unionist leader Arlene Foster has pledged to work in the interests of the entire United Kingdom as she expressed willingness to help Theresa May form a government.

Police in Newry have arrested two men, aged 36 and 29, on suspicion of blackmail, hijacking, theft and false imprisonment.

The polls have closed in the North's snap Assembly election.