Once extinct in Ireland, White-tailed Eagles breed in north for first time in 150 years
With a 2.4 metre wingspan earning them the nickname of the ‘flying barn door’, the species was reintroduced in Ireland from 2007 with the hope of establishing a new population.
Irish Minister calls for early morning train service from Belfast to Dublin to be scrapped
Writing to the Taoiseach, Green Party Minister Joe O'Brien said the upcoming 6am Enterprise service from Belfast to Dublin would cause 'unacceptable' delays for Dublin commuters.
Larne FC: Three cars destroyed in arson attack at club’s ground
The attack took place in the Inver Road area in the early hours of Friday
Woman attacked in west Belfast robbery
Police say two men kicked the woman before taking a black wallet and sum of money
CastleCourt car park forced to close for second time after technical difficulties
Technicians are currently on site to fix the problem after a similar issue last week.
‘Queen’s University shattered my dream of becoming a nurse’ - Former student settles cancer discrimination case for £25,000
Natasha Bradshaw said a lack of flexibility from Queen’s University Belfast about her cancer diagnosis forced her to leave her nursing degree early.
EasyJet’s baggage policy explained after airline’s Belfast apology
The airline issued a refund earlier this week after a Belfast couple were incorrectly charged for hand luggage.
Nazi graffiti sprayed outside health centre in Larne
Danny Donnelly called for the local community to stand with overseas health workers and reject the ‘twisted ideology’ behind the attack.
‘It’s a long road, but a hopeful one’ - Family appeal for Fermanagh man fighting for recovery after Sydney crash
Beoan Jones (26) from Maguiresbridge was left fighting for his life after being hit by a car in Sydney in November. Now recovering at a Belfast hospital, his family are raising funds to continue his rehabilitation.
Stalled plans to pedestrianise Belfast street ‘hugely disappointing’
Hill Street is one of the busiest streets in Belfast for pubs and restaurants, but plans to pedestrianise it have been postponed.
Glamping retreat at foot of Mourne Mountains awarded five stars by Tourism NI
Visitors can wake up to a stunning view of the Mourne Mountains from the glamping pods in the Enniskeen estate.
Derry security alert ends as police investigate suspected pipe-bomb attack
A number of residents in the Carnhill area had been evacuated as a precaution, with several reporting loud bangs and damage to vehicles.
Creeslough: Families call for public inquiry into tragedy that claimed ten lives
While the cause of the explosion has yet to be formally confirmed by the authorities, it is understood a gas leak is considered a central line of inquiry
WATCH: ‘I can now do the things I love such as being a mum and a doctor’ - Ulster Hospital medic on life after a double lung transplant
Catherine McCarroll was told her condition was terminal before finally receiving her transplant in 2022
Construction of new £32m health centre in Co Fermanagh to begin within weeks
The announcement comes weeks after a protest at the existing Lisnaskea Health Centre over stretched GP services.