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Businesses in Northern Ireland ‘hopeful’ of UK-EU deal after meeting UK Foreign Secretary
Liz Truss visited Northern Ireland today.
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Liz Truss visited Northern Ireland today.
Micheál Martin will lay a wreath at the memorial to the victims of the tragedy.
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Jeffrey Donaldson said the UK Government needed to make his party aware of its intentions immediately.
They include ending the legal requirement for Covid certification to enter some hospitality venues and the reopening of nightclubs.
Paul Givan and Michelle O’Neill announced how a recommendation of a public inquiry would be delivered.
Stormont elections take place this year on 5 May.
Northern Ireland U21 international Jack Scott has joined the FAI Cup champions on loan.
He said he doesn’t want the NI Assembly election in May become dominated by the ‘polarising’ issue.
The Police Ombudsman said the Royal Ulster Constabulary had no prior knowledge of the attacks carried out by the north west unit of the UDA/UFF.
The British Foreign Secretary is having her first face-to-face meeting with the European Commission vice-president today.
This morning, there were 439 Covid-positive patients in hospital in Northern Ireland.
Robin Swann said the biggest challenge has been explaining to his children why their home has had to be fortified.
Donaldson said her pledges to reform the post-Brexit trading mechanisms need to be backed up with actions.
The DUP has welcomed comments by Truss, while the SDLP leader has said that the move would “only make things worse”.
Gareth Lee tried but failed to order the £36.50 cake at Ashers bakery in Belfast in May 2014.
The 28-year-old man was stabbed at 11am this morning on Church Street, Downpatrick.
The 50-year anniversary of Bloody Sunday, Bloody Friday and several other atrocities will take place in 2022.
Senior security figures told Irish officials two months before the ceasefire ended that the insistence on prior decommissioning was unnecessary.
The fire broke out at a scrap metal recycling facility.
“I would not say this in public, of course, but, in private, I would say, possibly no.”
The PSNI received eight reports of alleged UFO sightings in 2021, a year dominated by lockdowns amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Ulster Unionist party leader Doug Beattie criticised the East Antrim MP for a tweet that singled out UUP Health Minister Robin Swann.
Some 3,231 new cases of Covid-19 were notified in Northern Ireland today, up from 2,096 on Tuesday.
The DUP leader announced the news on Twitter today.
The EU has proposed changing its own laws to ensure the free flow of medicines between Britain and Northern Ireland.
The former Sligo Rovers manager will be in charge for the Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.
The comedian and broadcaster shares the text of his stirring speech made at the Shared Island Forum earlier this week.
Health Minister Robin Swann said the regulations were for the ‘overall protection of the people’.
Some 14,000 in Armagh and 22,000 in Tyrone were humanely culled to control the outbreak.
An additional 633 confirmed cases of the Omicron variant have been reported across the UK today
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Brexit minister David Frost said ‘intensive talks’ would continue next week.
Concerns have risen in Northern Ireland about the rapid rate at which the Omicron variant is spreading in parts of Britain.
The Nationality and Borders Bill is currently going through the House of Commons.
It hasn’t gone away, you know.
Controversial plans to end prosecutions for Troubles-era incidents were expected to be legislated for this autumn.
In a first, this year’s shortlist was made up entirely of groups with no individual artist being nominated.
The Foreign Affairs Minister said some issues could be resolved soon, such as the flow of medicines into Northern Ireland.