Ahead of the inquest, a terrible history is revealed of violence and abuse by man who stabbed to death his mother and girlfriend

Stephen McLaughlin, jailed last week, claimed he was needed to look after his ailing mother as he fought return from Republic

However with time spent on remand Caledon man Jody Dowzell is due for release

The East Antrim representative is supporting farmers protesting against ASDA bringing in potatoes from Britain and selling for just 8p per two kilogramme

These are the final days to catch Caravaggio's 'The Taking of Christ' side by side with his 'The Supper at Emmaus' at the Ulster Museum, a different twist or turn over the last more than a century...

Dubliner Gareth Rynne died three days after suffering severe head trauma early on a Sunday morning just over two years ago

Little Joe Hegarty, an avid hurler and fan of Carey Faughs, died following an accident at a farm on Friday

The dance night has replaced the lighting of bonfires on the eve of the anniversary of internment

IT’S half 12 on Friday afternoon. Just over 90 minutes ago, Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy won gold in the lightweight double sculls.

Police investigating the attacks on three properties in the village of Ballykelly, Co Derry, described the graffiti as racist and are treating the criminal damage also as hate crimes

Approximately 1,300 piggybacking on homes and businesses or using entirely fictitious addresses registered since start of March

The killer received suspended sentences and probation for convictions over 12 years

Gareth Rynne, 39, was from Dublin, a spiritual person, an accomplished artist but gripped by drink and drugs, his mother says

After the latest search for the body of a young man abducted and executed by the IRA ends, his family still retain hope his remains will be found after nearly five decades.

Lissue House near Lisburn, where an inquiry concluded staff abused children, is on the market for more than £500,000 

Lough Neagh was snatched in the early 17th century, with English titled families claiming ownership of a large share of the body of water. John Breslin charts the tumultuous history of the lough,...

"There is still work to be done for Ireland… Irishmen cannot relax their efforts until, in addition to national self-government – the main object for which we are now contending – they secure an...