Updates from Inver Park as champions Larne take on Cliftonville
Champions Larne face cup holders Cliftonville at Inver Park for the second time in six weeks.
First for NI as Belfast school limits pupil phone use in ‘digital detox’
A south Belfast post-primary school has become the first in Northern Ireland to remove mobile devices from pupils during the ...
Lisburn blinds business announces deal with Leicester firm
A blinds and curtains group in Lisburn has announced it’s joined forces with a business in England. The Mzuri Group said it ...
NI Queen tribute band cancel tour and say ‘goodbye’ to fans due to health issues
Northern Ireland Queen tribute band Flash Harry has announced the end of the group, citing health issues as the reason for ...
Autism expert to assess NI man facing extradition to US over cyberattack claims
A Co Antrim man sought in America over his alleged central role in a scheme to facilitate cyberattacks is set to be assessed ...
‘We’re all very chilled out around here’: Inside the Co Down hamlet where winters are especially bitter
One of Northern Ireland’s coldest spots, Katesbridge, or ‘Kate’s Fridge’ as it’s affectionately called, has been a frequent name on the weather forecast of late.
Man charged in relation to shooting of off-duty PSNI officer
A 29-year-old man has been charged to court in relation to the shooting of an off-duty police officer in the Beverley Road ...
NI council rejects motion calling for independent assessment of death row puppy
The future of a seven-month-old puppy continues to hang by a thread after a local council refused to support a motion calling ...
Tragic swimmer who suffered blackout in NI pool gave ‘thumbs up’ moments before rescue, court hears
An “accomplished” swimmer who suffered a hypoxic blackout at the bottom of a leisure centre pool had given a fellow swimmer a ...
Ulster University changes images on campaign after DUP MP complains about ‘excessive’ GAA theme
Ulster University has amended a promotion campaign for a new sports course after a DUP MP complained about excessive use of ...
NI broadband company makes more job cuts after 87% rise in losses
Northern Ireland broadband business Fibrus has undergone a round of job cuts after a pre-tax loss of nearly £60m in its latest accounts, according to reports.
Watch: Father of John George says he will never return to Benidorm
Billy George, father of John George returned to Belfast this afternoon. Speaking to Belfast Telegraph, he remarks that he will never return to the area where his son died again.