Northern Ireland look to build on historic Georgia win against Hungary at Windsor Park
Northern Ireland welcome Hungary to a sold-out Windsor Park tonight looking to build on their historic Nations League victory over Georgia.
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Author: The Belfast Desk
Drumcree stand-off eases overnight as fresh talks set to begin
The Drumcree stand-off has eased after most Garvaghy Road protesters dispersed overnight, with fresh talks expected on Monday over the disputed Orange Order parade.
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Northern Ireland make history in Georgia as Shea Charles strikes in 99th minute
Northern Ireland secured a historic first Nations League away win as Shea Charles struck in the 99th minute to seal a dramatic 1-0 victory over Georgia.
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Political reaction divided over Drumcree parade determination
Political leaders have delivered sharply contrasting reactions to the Parades Commission’s decision to permit a restricted Drumcree parade along Portadown’s Garvaghy Road.
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Drumcree parade allowed on Garvaghy Road as High Court challenge set for Saturday
A Drumcree parade has been permitted to proceed along Portadown’s Garvaghy Road on Sunday under strict Parades Commission restrictions, but the decision will face an urgent High Court challenge on Saturday.
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£425,000 Belfast cycling scheme to begin on Durham Street on Monday
A £425,000 protected cycle lane project begins on Durham Street and College Square North on Monday, with northbound traffic diverted during the works.
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Tourism NI conference hears call to ‘make tourism count’ as £1.5bn investment planned
More than 300 delegates attended Tourism NI’s conference at Titanic Belfast, where speakers called for greater collaboration to turn planned investment of over £1.5 billion into tourism growth.
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Ballymoney farmer fined after slurry pollution caused fish kill in two rivers
A Ballymoney farmer has been fined £3,000 after a slurry spill polluted the Greenshields and Ballymoney rivers and caused a fish kill.
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£500,000 funding announced to support patients on Northern Ireland waiting lists
Health Minister Robbie Butler has announced £500,000 to continue a grant scheme supporting patients on Northern Ireland waiting lists.
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Belfast Chamber calls for smarter working to tackle productivity challenge
Belfast Chamber says better leadership, skills and workplace processes could help firms tackle Northern Ireland’s productivity challenge following a summit at Riddel Hall.
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