Conor Bradley provided Northern Ireland boss Michael O’Neill with a welcome boost on Monday night by making his first appearance of the season in Liverpool’s dramatic 3-2 victory at Newcastle United ...

Former drugs mule and one of the infamous ‘Peru Two’ Michaella McCollum made it to the end of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins as one of three recruits to complete the course as series seven concluded on ...

The grandmother of a teenage girl killed after being struck by a car in Co Down has called for traffic calming measures to be installed at the spot where she died.

Residents at Black View Ridge in west Belfast have spoken of their horror after three children were left injured following a road traffic accident on their quiet residential street on Sunday afternoon ...

A man has been arrested following a reported sexual assault on a woman in Co Down earlier today. Police said the incident reportedly happened in Newtownards at a car park in the Talbot Street area of ...

Cat Deeley has shared a throwback picture of her younger self in a new This Morning promo, ahead of her first TV appearance since splitting from Patrick Kielty.

A university graduate forced to store a gun and ammo for the East Belfast UVF says his life has been ruined by the terror gang.

A man in his 80s who was found dead in Co Down has been named as convicted sex offender Sean Small. Police have launched a murder probe after emergency services were called to the scene at ...

He’s a proud Irishman, but stand-up Paddy McDonnell only wants a united Ireland that respects unionists and allows them to see themselves as British.

A Gaelic footballer who was taken to hospital by the Air Ambulance following a collision in a match on Sunday, is “making very good progress”, according to his GAA club.

Queen’s University Belfast has officially reopened its Body Donation Programme, which was postponed in 2023 after the university was unable to accept an elderly man’s body because the relevant staff ...

World Superbike Champion 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. That’s Jonathan Rea — a Northern Ireland sporting phenomenon.