The owners of the Victoria Square apartments had a compensation bid struck out due to a time limit. Source link
Read More »Dreamy and Monte-Carlo make NI baby name list
Isla and Noah are Northern Ireland’s most popular baby names for 2023. Source link
Read More »Jake Paul v Mike Tyson: Katie Taylor rematch with Amanda Serrano on 20 July
Taylor and Serrano’s first encounter at Madison Square Garden was a seminal moment in women’s boxing as two female fighters headlined at MSG for the first time. But it was the nature of the contest that has lived on as the two rivals put on a stunning display, Taylor coming …
Read More »'Cookstown congestion is a major problem'
The A29 runs through the town centre, renowned for being one of NI’s longest main streets. Source link
Read More »Sooty Olive: Restaurateur says soaring costs forced them to close
Selena Horshi from Derry’s Chamber of Commerce said there was a sense of sadness and shock at the restaurant’s closure. “I know it is so hard at the minute but The Sooty Olive has such a fantastic reputation,” she said. “I think it really brings to light how hard it …
Read More »Police to close 11 station front desks
The enquiry offices are open to the public and there are 28 of them across Northern Ireland. Source link
Read More »NI GPs 'doing more and more with less and less'
Issues must be addressed to ensure doctors stay in the profession and in Northern Ireland, report says. Source link
Read More »NI employment rate at highest level since 2020
The latest figures suggest that unemployment remains very low with a rate of just 2.2%. Source link
Read More »Cookstown’s A29 congestion problems and the plan to ease them
A DfI spokesperson added: “The proposed A29 Cookstown Bypass is of strategic importance to the town and its surrounding area, alleviating traffic congestion within Cookstown, reducing journey times along the A29 trunk road corridor, improving road safety and the town centre environment. Source link
Read More »Kathleen Thompson: Family lose case over prosecution of soldier
The family of a woman shot dead by the Army more than 50 years ago has lost a legal battle to fast-track a decision on any potential prosecution. Kathleen Thompson was fatally wounded outside her home as troops withdrew from the Creggan area of Londonderry in November 1971. In June …
Read More »Ex-officer guilty after false murder attempt claim
A former PSNI officer admits perverting justice over claims he was confronted by a masked gunman. Source link
Read More »‘Northern Ireland looks like a fairy tale’
“Where I’m from, we don’t really have hills, so when I saw Northern Ireland, it was like a fairy tale setting for my art.” Thomas Dambo, one of the world’s leading recycle artists, has built four large wooden troll sculptures which now dominate the Sperrins landscape. He said after seeing …
Read More »No further action over FP McCann immigration raid
The Home Office detained 13 workers at a work site in March but has now issued a “no action notice”. Source link
Read More »Londonderry: Waterside Theatre to close due to funding cut
The 372-capacity theatre, which opened in 2001, also has an art gallery space, full-screen cinema, conference rooms and a cafe area. The converted factory building has hosted a range of arts and entertainment programmes, from comedians, concerts to plays. Mr Barr said the theatre has enough reserve funding to run …
Read More »Sinn Féin disregarded court over Kingsmills – UUP
Doug Beattie writes to the justice minister to ask what action is available to deal with the issue. Source link
Read More »A1 safety upgrades ‘have totally stalled’
Planned safety upgrades to the A1 dual carriageway may be broken into “smaller phased packages” due to budgetary pressures, according to the Department for Infrastructure (DfI). Following a public inquiry, campaigners had been told that building work would begin by January 2023. BBC News NI spoke to Ciara Sands, whose …
Read More »Defective property law to end 'unfair disparity'
Victoria Square residents had to evacuate in 2019 due to safety fears about the building’s structure. Source link
Read More »Republic of Ireland: CEO Jonathan Hill to leave FAI
Jonathan Hill, the Football Association of Ireland’s Chief Executive Officer, will leave the organisation at the end of April. Hill has been in his role since November 2020. In a statement released on Tuesday, the FAI said an interim CEO will be appointed followed by “a structured search for a …
Read More »Officer dismissed after sex with vulnerable woman
The incident occurred whilst he was on duty in an industrial estate in Antrim in 2016. Source link
Read More »Long waiting lists for children 'a catastrophe'
A new report finds waiting lists increased by 172% for general outpatient care over seven years. Source link
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