Representatives

The winners celebrated

Ad Feature Celebrities come together to support charity film awards

It was a homecoming like no other as Primark rolled out the welcome mat and invited hundreds of Northern Ireland shoppers into its first-ever standalone Home store

Hundreds of NI shoppers welcome world’s first-ever Primark standalone Home store

Titanic Belfast is hosting over 90 leading tourism and cultural organisations for a two-day summit to discuss the challenges and opportunities of the UK’s visitor economy. Board members from organisations across the UK including St Paul’s Cathedral, National Museums of Scotland, National Museums NI and National Trust are pictured on the iconic staircase within Titanic Belfast’s conference and banqueting suits alongside CEO Judith Owens MBE and Bernard Donoghue OBE, Director of ALVA

Over 90 leaders attend two-day summit in Northern Ireland

L-R Sharon Gilmore, Grainne Moody and Michael Bell

Retail panel confirmed for Northern Ireland Food and Drink Conference

Belfast Black Santa, Dean Stephen Forde, at the annual Good Samaritans Service in Belfast Cathedral on February 2, with, from left: Paula Reynolds, CEO of Belfast Charitable Society; Lady Mary Peters, special guest at the service; Sir Ronnie Weatherup, president of Belfast Charitable Society; Benny Miskelly, PwC; and Chris Carlin, PwC.

Black Santa's £200k late Christmas gift to 108 charities at Belfast service

Jim Magilton will 'insist on talking about' Michael Newberry at Cliftonville

Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton and defender Michael Newberry embrace after an Irish League game last October. (Photo by David Maginnis/Pacemaker Press)

Michael Newberry 'at the forefront of people's minds' as Cliftonville record win

Morning View

Editorial: Football is reaching out with support on mental health issues

Michael Newberry spent over three years with Linfield. (Photo by Andrew McCarroll/Pacemaker Press)

Windsor Park to open ground for fans on day of Michael Newberry funeral

Dublin had 'little in the locker' about all-Ireland co-operation, according to a claim in newly released state papers.

Dublin had 'little in the locker' over all-Ireland ideas - state papers

Pictured at the launch of Ulster University’s Connect 2 Success programme, which is part-funded through an Ulster Bank Enterprise Grant, are Kim Sawyer, executive director of Connect to Success; Joe Kennedy III, US Special Envoy to Northern Ireland for Economic Affairs; John Ferris, community accelerator manager, Ulster Bank; US Consul General James Applegate and Erin Allison, entrepreneur acceleration manager, Ulster Bank

Ulster Bank hosts Enterprise Fund celebration

Andy Sawford (Connect Group), NI Secretary of State Hilary Benn MP, Cat McCusker (NI Chamber) and Professor Sir Ian Greer (Queen’s University, Belfast)

Labour Conference hears why Northern Ireland is ‘central’ to growth plans

Suzanne Wylie, chief executive, NI Chamber joins a delegation from Northern Ireland including representatives from Denroy, Queens University, Eakin Healthcare, Kainos and NIE Networks to speak at a Fringe Event hosted by Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NI Chamber) and Queen’s University, Belfast

Northern Ireland business leaders to address Labour Party Conference

Representatives of the SOS Daisy Hill group along with Health Minister Mike Nesbitt

SOS Daisy Hill Hospital Committee meet with Health Minister

RNLI 200 Celebratory Photo with volunteer crew only

RNLI team from Donaghadee take part in special photo

The last known Battle of Britain pilot, Group Captain John 'Paddy' Hemingway DFC, celebrates his 105th birthday and the unveiling of portraits reflecting his life by British artist Dan Llywelyn Hall, at the British Embassy in Dublin. Pic: Brian Lawless/PA Wire

Birthday for Irishman who is last known surviving Battle of Britain pilot

​An Irishman who is the last known surviving fighter pilot from the Battle of Britain has celebrated his 105th birthday at a ceremony in Dublin.

By Cate McCurry, PA

The United Kingdom Civil Service Bowling Association international outdoor bowls tournament will run from June 30 to July 4. (Photo by Pacemaker)

Stormont venue to welcome bowlers in search of United Kingdom prizes

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy plays from the 14th tee during the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday third round at Muirfield Village Golf Club. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Rory McIlroy links in at Memorial to talks between PGA Tour and LIV Golf backers

Over 300 residents of Hillsborough came out in force recently to express their concerns about plans to build up to 50 houses on a green-field site in the historic village. Pictured is Hillsborough residents of all ages showed up to express their anger at development plans

Over 300 residents express anger and concerns at planned NI development

AIEC Sponsor

AIB Announced as Title Sponsor of All-Island Female Entrepreneurs Conference

CGI artist’s impression of the planned Dublin Road buildings from Bruce Street

Queen's says it can control antisocial behaviour at new student accommodation

Unison is one of the unions involved

Non-teaching staff gearing up for possible industrial action

The EU is set to prohibit the use of amalgam from January 2025 as part of a health drive to reduce public exposure to mercury

EU ban on tooth filling material will lead to ‘collapse of NHS dental services’

(from left) Irish FA Chief Operating Officer Graham Fitzgerald, Irish FA Anti-Doping and Integrity Education Officer Chris Wright and Steven Mills, the NI Football League’s Chief Operating Officer, at the information event

Doping tests set to be introduced in top flights leagues later this year

A26 Road, Moira (Google Images)

Train station park and ride plans hit the buffers over road safety concerns

Glyn Roberts, Chief Executive of Retail NI, urged union members not to strike, as money to settle their dispuite is already on the table.

Businesses bosses ask unions not to strike as pay rise money is already on table

Representatives from six partner local authorities were updated today on the significant progress being made on the £1bn Belfast Region City Deal. Hosted at Belfast City Hall, the Council Panel meeting, chaired by councillor Ronan McLaughlin, Belfast City Council, was followed by a Belfast Stories site visit

Significant progress being made on Belfast Region City Deal projects

‘It’s so encouraging to hear that 15 Belfast Region City Deal outline business cases are now approved, with eight contracts for funding signed, for projects with a value of more than £430million’

Claire Cartmill

(Left to right) Deputy Leader of the DUP Gavin Robinson, Leader of the DUP Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and Gordon Lyons speak to media outside Hillsborough Castle after talks between Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris and the main political parties last Monday Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

DUP source rules out prospect of a deal before Christmas

Public transport unions will inform Translink tomorrow (Wednesday) of further dates on which they will strike before Christmas. Photo: PA/Liam McBurney

More public transport strikes before Christmas

The Presbyterian Church in Ireland has published its submission to the public consultation on the Secretary of State Chris Heaton Harris' plans for compulsory abortion education in NI schools. Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Business appeals to Heaton-Harris on Christmas public transport strike

The coffin of Sir Bobby Charlton is carried by pallbearers out of Manchester Cathedral after the funeral service. Manchester United and England great Sir Bobby Charlton died aged 86 in October. (Photo by Martin Rickett/PA Wire)

Thousands bid final farewell to Manchester United great Sir Bobby Charlton

The planning application was presented at a Planning Committee meeting on Wednesday, November 8. It proposed development of a ‘Go’ five-pump petrol station, with forecourt, air and water service area, underground storage tanks, as well as the two-storey drive-thru restaurant, on the vacant site across the road from Long’s supermarket and in front of KFC on Strand Road, Londonderry

New drive-thru restaurant and 24 hour petrol station approved

The Church Leaders Group (Ireland) Left to right: Most Rev Eamon Martin, Roman, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland, Rt Rev Andrew Forster, President of the Irish Council of Churches, Most Rev John McDowell, Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland, Rt Rev Dr Sam Mawhinney, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, and Rev David Turtle, President of the Methodist Church in Ireland.

Church leaders say government must meet parties "outstanding concerns"

Kenny Donaldson warned Spain not to appease terrorism

Victims’ organisation SEFF honoured by Spanish victims’ collective

Council confirm they have had talks with representatives from The Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series about future opportunities coming to Northern Ireland. Credit: Romina Amato/Red Bull Content Pool

Talks to hold the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series in NI confirmed

Representatives from health trusts, general practice, community pharmacy and social care attended the summit on Wednesday

Winter health plan published with warning that patients will face delays

This Morning medical expert Dr. Uchenna Okoye has died

‘Cause of death’ shared by close friend of Dr Uchenna Okoye

A showcase event, held in London’s Palace of Westminster, has heard details of how Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council plans to market its tourism brand on both the domestic and international market. Pictured at The Palace of Westminster networking event showcasing the Lisburn & Castlereagh area are mayor of Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council, councillor Andrew Gowan, Ellvena Graham, chair of Tourism Northern Ireland, The Rt Hon Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP and David Burns, LCCC chief executive. Pic Steven McAuley/McAuley Multimedia

Westminster event focuses on tourism and ‘Destination Royal Hillsborough’

Superintendent Gerry Murray, chairperson of the Catholic Police Guild of Northern Ireland, answering questions in front of the Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee, in the House of Commons, London, on the subject of PSNI data breaches

Catholic PSNI officers ‘urged to bring weapons to Mass’ after data breach

Bibby Stockholm migrant barge

Pictured: 9 images inside Bibby Stockholm migrant barge

The BBC has not yet named the presenter they have suspended

Metropolitan Police give latest update on BBC presenter scandal

Events will marking the 75th birthday of the NHS

Series of events across Northern Ireland to mark 75th birthday of NHS

Patrick Kielty

Patrick Kielty happy to reveal RTE pay amid pressure on the organisation

The annual Drumcree parade will once again be prevented from walking down the Garvaghy Road on their return to Carlton Street Orange Hall. Pic: Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker

Drumcree: Parades Commission accused of ‘turning deaf ear’ to Orange concerns

Queen Camilla during a visit to Robinson Library, Armagh, Co Armagh, to continue her work to foster a love of reading across all ages as part of a two day visit to Northern Ireland

Queen Camilla meets children and volunteers at historic library

Dolores McCormick from the Royal College of Nursing told the committee that the health service in the region was “beyond crisis”.

Health service in Northern Ireland has fallen off cliff edge, MPs told

Tejay Fletcher, 35, pleaded guilty to running the iSpoof website

Fraudster jailed for running multimillion-pound scam website in UK

Brits looking to travel to Spain this year could be impacted by new travel rules - but what are they?

Full list of new travel rules for Spain as Brits could be fined £25k

Eurovision 2023 acts and songs confirmed - Credit: Getty

Eurovision 2023: List of singers, songs and participating countries

Buckingham Palace

List of coronation guests taking part in ceremonial roles released

Former US president Donald Trump speaks to reporters as he arrives at Trump International Golf Links & Hotel in Doonbeg, Co. Clare, during his visit to Ireland.

Ireland 'has lured US companies in, says Donald Trump

Nick Cave to attend King’s coronation as part of Australian delegation

King Charles III receives the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle, Berskhire, earlier this month, for an Audience ahead of the Coronation.

King's coronation to feature representatives from non-Christian faith groups

Singer Aaron Carter’s autopsy reveals he drowned after taking drugs

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Royal Mail and Communication Workers Union reach agreement

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