‘Tariffs benefit no one’ – Politicians across Ireland react to Donald Trump’s announcement
Goods heading to the US from the north will fall under the UK’s tariff rate, however Deputy First Minister Emma ...
Referees’ body says James Tarkowski should have been sent off against Liverpool
The Everton defnder was shown a yellow card, which was upheld by VAR, for an early foul on Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac ...
Jack Grealish determined to play a key role in Man City’s Champions League push
Jack Grealish insists he will be ready to fire whenever called upon in Manchester City’s run-in. The England midfielder ...
Gianni Infantino says UK is the ‘one valid bid’ for 2035 Women’s World Cup
The football associations of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales announced last month they would submit a joint ...
Sandro Tonali focused on leading Newcastle back into Champions League
Sandro Tonali has his sights set firmly on the Champions League after blasting Newcastle into contention for a return.
There’s a new style of mural at a Belfast peace wall - and it’s made of concrete
Artist Debbie Hutchings tells the Irish News about bringing a vision of paradise to Northern Ireland’s tallest peace wall ...
Paris 2024 gold medallist weighing up next move as twin brother Nathan expected to join University of California
Paris 2024 gold medallist weighing up next move as twin brother Nathan expected to join University of California ...
Prison officers forced to stand guard at Stormont building containing personal data
Prison officers were forced to provide security at an abandoned Stormont office block used to store personal information ...
GAA streaming service charges extra for ‘GB’ residents in Northern Ireland
GAA fans in Northern Ireland have voiced their anger after a new streaming service appeared to charge them more than viewers ...
Education Authority releases P1 and nursery placement emails early ‘in error’ leaving parents confused
The Education Authority (EA) has issued admission emails for Primary 1 and nursery places almost a week early in ‘error’, as a number of schools say they were not made aware of the mistake by the body ...
Hit The North back on the streets of Belfast
Belfast’s annual street art festival Hit The North will return to the city next month. Running from May 2 to 4, this year’s festival has a host of fringe events including The Other Place - a new ...
Mick O’Dwyer: Dwyer the player, Micko the manager. Two strands of the same legend
With O’Dwyer and Mick O’Connell, Waterville came from nowhere as a club to reach three consecutive Kerry finals between 1958 and ‘60. He had persuaded O’Connell to come over from Valentia Island and ...