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The Irish Premier, Micheal Martin, said more knowledge is needed before any changes are made to Northern Ireland’s constitution, after briefing Fianna Fail parliamentary party colleagues this week on the establishment of a group to inform any debate on a united Ireland. Here he speaks with a graduate during the PSNI graduation ceremony at the PSNI Training College, Belfast. Picture date: Friday November 6, 2026.

'More knowledge needed before changing Northern Ireland constitution'

Morning View

Editorial: Remembering the sacrifice our brave police officers made for peace

DUP MLA Jonathan Buckley, during a press conference at Carleton Street Orange Hall in Portadown, Co Armagh, back in September. Pic: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

DUP's Jonathan Buckley in call for unionist unity over Drumcree

The PSNI has advised motorists that the Tattymoyle Road, Fintona, is closed following a three-vehicle collision. Stock image.

Police and air ambulance at scene of three-vehicle collision in County Tyrone

Emergency services were called to a collision in Aghagallon

Traffic & Travel: Woman dies following road traffic collision

Residents block Garvaghy Road in Portadown last month, ahead of a permitted and heavily restricted Orange Order parade. Pic: Kelvin Boyes/Press Eye

Cost of policing Drumcree now at £5.5m

Morning View

Editorial: Knife amnesty welcome, but is no substitute for removing crime gangs

(Centre left to right) Mo Chara (Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh), DJ Próvaí (J. J. Ó Dochartaigh) and Móglaí Bap (Naoise Ó Cairealláin) from the band Kneecap at the community centre in Portadown

Kneecap visit Portadown to support Garvaghy Road residents

Orange Order members remain at Drumcree in Portadown

Orangemen remain at Drumcree with efforts set to find solution to parade dispute

Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) leader Jon Burrows

UUP leader calls for 'calm heads and measured words' after Drumcree decision

A man has been arrested in Liverpool in connection with the investigation into the murder of Robert Lawlor in Belfast

Man arrested in Liverpool as part of Belfast murder probe

A Glider bus, on the Newtownards Road in east Belfast is removed, after it was set on fire during an anti-immigration demonstration organised in response to a stabbing attack in the city Picture: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Man accused of knife attack sparking riot has case sent to crown court

Infrastructure minister Liz Kimmins speaks to reporters at Stormont following the conclusion of the inquest into the death of Belfast school boy Noah Donohoe, who was found dead in a storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020, six days after he went missing while cycling to meet friends.

Noah Donohoe ‘failed by Stormont department and police’ Fiona Donohoe

The culvert at Seaview Park during the search for missing Noah Donohoe, 14

What we know about the disappearance and death of Noah Donohoe

A man was arrested by the PSNI International Policing unit

International Policing Unit arrest man wanted in Australia

UUP leader Jon Burrows.

Ombudsman must avoid making same mistakes police forces did - UUP
The Police Ombudsman must avoid falling into the same trap that police forces have in the past by blurring the line between taking allegations seriously and assuming them to be true, Jon Burrows has said.
David Thompson

The first Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann to take place in Belfast has been hailed as an “unforgettable week” for the city.

First Fleadh in Belfast hailed as ‘unforgettable week’ for the city

The Strand Road PSNI station in Londonderry. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said they had a significant public safety operation in place.

Three men to face court after Apprentice Boys parade in Londonderry

Fears have been expressed over a potential closure of Lisnaskea police station.

Closing border police station would 'create a criminal paradise' - UUP

Police are investigating the circumstances after three people were found dead in the Old Cullybackey Road area of Ballymena this morning, Monday 13th July. Pic Steven McAuley/McAuley Multimedia

Three found dead in family home in Ballymena

Violence flared in several areas in Northern Ireland in June after a graphic video clip emerged of a man being stabbed in north Belfast.. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Assistant Chief Constable Davy Beck also told MPs that a man charged over a stabbing which preceded the violence may be from Chad, and not Sudan as previously believed. Photo by Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye.

Ethnic minority communities in NI still ‘living in fear’ one month after riots

First Minister Michelle O'Neill speaking during a press conference in The Great Hall of Parliament Buildings at Stormont, Belfast, today. Picture: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

O’Neill urges probe into claim police advised nurses to show IDs to masked gangs

An inquest into the death of the 14-year-old is taking place at Belfast Coroner's Court

Early hours CCTV of Noah Donohoe could have led to further inquiries: Inquest

A police cordon at the scene of a stabbing outside apartments in the Kinnaird Avenue area of north Belfast

Man arrested over Belfast stabbing attack charged with attempted murder

PSNI chief Constable Jon Boutcher speaking to the media at Parliament buildings at Stormont in Belfast following a stabbing outside apartments in the Kinnaird Avenue area of north Belfast

Appeals for calm as social media stokes tensions after Belfast attack

Image taken from an online video showing a man who has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the knife attack in north Belfast

Belfast knife attack: MP warns about 'folly' of open Irish border

Justice minister Naomi Long has cancelled a consultation into hiking the price of a gun licence

Naomi Long withdraws proposal to increase firearms licensing fees By Rebecca Black, Press Association

Justice Minister Naomi Long

Justice Minister defends ‘extreme’ rise in gun licence application cost

Woman in her 20’s dies following a two-vehicle road traffic collision in Kilkeel

Woman in her 20’s dies following a two-vehicle road traffic collision in Kilkeel

A white Audi car parked inside the police station in Lurgan, Co Armagh after a delivery driver was threatened at gunpoint and forced to drive his car with an object inside to the town's police station, sparking a security alert. Picture: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Delivery driver forced to drive car with an object inside to police station

The statue of Queen Victoria that was vandalised by an Irish Republican group on the grounds of the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast

'Temporary fencing' in place as paint to be fully removed from statue this week

Journalist Vincent Kearney leaving the Royal Courts Of Justice in London today. Picture: Lucy North/PA Wire

Ex-BBC journalist whose data unlawfully gained should get damages, tribunal told

The woman who died was 23-year-old Claudia Jaczyk from the Newtownabbey area

Woman who died in Templepatrick road crash named - she was 23 from Newtownabbey

Northern Ireland’s Chief Constable has called for “buy-in” from all quarters to support police to become representative of all communities. Jon Boutcher referred to a “very small section of society” who try to disrupt events such as police visits to schools or community meetings.

Northern Ireland Chief Constable urges ‘buy-in’ for support of police service

As exchanges at the committee became more heated Mr Gaston said to Ms Bradshaw: “Take a step back. You’re okay, you’re okay. Breathe.”. Photo by Jonathan Porter/Press Eye

TUV MLA found to have breached MLAs’ code of conduct

People make their way to school and walk their dogs in Orangefield park, east Belfast, after Northern Ireland has overnight snow. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

More than 200 schools closed in Northern Ireland after weekend of snow

A sign for Cyprus Park in east Belfast. A 101 call reporting a UFO above the airport/docks came from an address recorded as Cypress Park, believed to refer to Cyprus Park in east Belfast.

UFO sightings: Three orange lights in the sky as objects are reported across NI

PSNI and Fire band Rescue pictured at Larne leisure centre after it was set on fire. Credit -Presseye

Man charged over arson attack on leisure centre during riots

Counterfeit goods seized during Safer Business Action Week

' Counterfeit goods help to line the pockets of criminals and paramilitaries'

Dr Trevor Gribben, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, speaks to the media during a press conference for Presbyterian Church in Ireland, in the Weir Chapel of the Assembly Buildings in Belfast. Picture: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Presbyterian Church has ‘work to do’ to regain trust after safeguarding failures

The Police Service of Northern Ireland have confirmed the name of the man who died following a road traffic collision in Coleraine in the early hours of this morning, Saturday November 8. He was 24-year-old Jamie Mitchell from the Portrush area.

Man in his 20s who died following a crash involving car and pedestrian named

Police have confirmed that a 69 year old pedestrian has died following a single vehicle road traffic collision

69 year old pedestrian dies following a single vehicle road traffic collision

Police

Data breach police officer feared a drive-by dissident shooting at her home

Police officers and civilian staff caught up in data breach.

Police data breach blamed on 'gross negligence and systemic failures'

Naomi Mainwaring was one of the gold medal winners recognised at the awards

Belfast pair honoured at Police Public Bravery Awards 2025

Pedestrians on Oxford street at a pedestrian crossing as Storm Amy brings heavy rain to Belfast

Worst-hit residents in Donegal told to ‘shelter in place’ between 4pm and 6pm

Ambulance

'Our hearts go out to the family of the lady who so tragically lost her life'

The Glarryford area in Co Down

Two people have died after road traffic collisions over the weekend

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn

Hilary Benn urged to call public inquiry after police surveillance revelations

File photo dated 01/01/24 of journalists Barry McCaffrey (left) and Trevor Birney outside the Royal Courts of Justice, in London.

Report into police surveillance of journalists and lawyers to be published

Business in the Community Northern Ireland proudly announces that it has won the Communications category in the 2025 TyreSafe Awards for its ‘Responsible Driving and the Fatal Five’ campaign, in partnership with the Police Service of Northern Ireland and U105. Pictured (l-r): Helen Bowman, Head of Communications, Business in the Community, Chief Superintendent, Sam Donaldson, and Peter McVerry, U105.

Business in the Community recognised at TyreSafe UK Awards for Outstanding Comm...

Joyce Crooks

Woman in 70s who died after head-on collision in Dungannon yesterday is named

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly First Minister Michelle O'Neill (right) speak to the media after attending a meeting of the Stormont Executive, at Stormont Castle in Belfast. Stormont's leaders called for a zero-tolerance approach to racist and sectarian attacks as they voiced support for tougher prison sentences for perpetrators. Picture: David Young/PA Wire

Leaders call for zero-tolerance approach to racist and sectarian attacks

Detective John Caldwell was shot several times while he was off duty in February 2023

New IRA had planned earlier attack on detective John Caldwell, court told

An Orange Order members and one band march past the Ardoyne shops on Sunday morning.

Orange Order parade through Ardoyne interface passes off without incident

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