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A UK Defence Minister has assured Ulster Unionist peer Lord Rogan that Northern Ireland will benefit further from increased ...
Pothole plagued Mid Ulster Council has passed a unanimous motion urging the Infrastructure Minister to address acute staff ...
It comes as Fermanagh and Omagh District Council said it would be implementing the provisions of the Supreme Court's ruling ...
A co-operation arrangement will allow the Omagh Bombing Inquiry access to material held by the Irish government.
A statutory maximum working temperature and four days’ paid climate leave are among extreme weather proposals being put ...
The treatment of veterans in the context of Northern Ireland’s troubled legacy is not merely a legal or historical matter—it is a litmus test for the Government’s broader commitment to the ...
The Minister for Justice, Jim O’Callaghan, has reached an agreement with the head of the Omagh bombing inquiry, Lord Turnbull ...
The Supreme Court in London has refused the widow of GAA official Sean Brown permission to intervene in a case linked to the ...
The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has published a follow-up report into the funding and delivery of public services in the region. The Stormont Executive and UK Government have been urged by ...
Speaking ahead of the funeral, Mr Martin said: “It is an honour to represent the Government and people of Ireland at the funeral of His Holiness Pope Francis, and to reflect on and appreciate ...
The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee (NIAC) has called on the UK Government and the Stormont Executive to agree a route map to further fiscal devolution to reduce the region’s reliance on ...