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Great-grandparents who died after an arson attack on their home were the “life and soul of the party”, their family has said.
The biggest rail workers’ union has warned that raising the state pension age would be met with protests and direct action.
An Irish producer of chilled ready meals has initiated a precautionary recall of several food items, some of which are available in Northern Ireland.
A Co Down manufacturer of steel products remained profitable last year despite a nearly £20m drop in turnover.
Chris McTeague (68) began her training at Belfast’s Royal Victoria Hospital in April 1975, and this spring, she was treated to a surprise 50th anniversary party in the day surgery unit at Omagh ...
An interlocutor appointed by the British and Irish Governments to carry out a scoping exercise into paramilitary disbandment is to be announced in the first week of August.
As the Las Vegas lights scanned the court, Adrian and Jackie Fulton felt the needles of pride pricking their skin. Before them and 20,000 others, son CJ donned an NBA jersey. “It was surreal,” ...
A former soldier has said he hopes to raise his Troubles murder conviction with Donald Trump. ‘UDR Four’ member Neil Latimer believes the US president is his only hope of overturning his conviction ...
Linfield manager David Healy is backing his players to roar again in Europe and he has appealed to supporters to keep backing the club in big numbers after the bumper crowd at the Shelbourne game.
A former PSNI Assistant Chief Constable who has been suspended from his current job for over two years has announced he is retiring.
Babies that were just whispers of skin and bone died as their mothers were too starved to produce milk to feed them.
Dungannon Swifts say their Uefa cash windfall will crush any lingering fears over paying back a £300k loan from the Northern Ireland Football League for their artificial pitch.