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News ‘What a wonder day’: Belfast boy Dáithí Mac Gabhann returns to school after life-saving heart transplant Belfast boy Dáithí Mac Gabhann has officially returned to school after receiving his life-saving heart transplant.

The life of a new born baby has been saved after PSNI officers forced entry to a home where a mother had become trapped during labour.

Jacob Stockdale is set to make a 150th appearance for Ulster, as Richie Murphy’s side have significantly bolstered their starting XV ahead of their trip to Glasgow.

THE Republic of Ireland return to Nations League action tonight with Austria the opposition at the Aviva Stadium – although the fallout from Sunday’s meeting with Israel dominated the build-up.

Marty Corey has confirmed his stint as Kilcoo manager is at an end after two seasons in charge.

Stormzy, James Blake and Emily Eavis are being honoured by the Ivors Academy.

President Donald Trump claimed that Iran may be linked to the FlyDubai copilot who tried to crash an Israel-bound plane as investigators worked to determine why the copilot stabbed the flight’s captain, causing the plane to plummet before others on board…

The Mary Wallopers vow to "bring joy" to Garvaghy road with performance

The Prince of Wales has reminisced about a part-time job he had as a young boy selling CDs from a “dodgy car boot sale”.

A dual UK-Iranian national has become the sixth person to be arrested in connection with the suspected RAF Fairford terror plot.

The brother of a Scot detained in India for nearly nine years without conviction is a “moment of joy and sorrow”.

Britain’s ambassador to the US used a speech at an event in Washington celebrating the King’s birthday to tell Donald Trump he is “factually wrong” over critical claims he has made about the UK.

A spokesperson for Andy Burnham has insisted the guilty verdict against Manchester City is “serious” after remarks the Prime Minister made about the case on Wednesday raised eyebrows.

The latest episode of Trading Up, the long-running business podcast hosted by Jim Fitzpatrick from The Irish News tackles the question of what happens when education standards begin to fall?

Nearly 400 people are at risk of losing their jobs after a chemical manufacturer announced plans to cease all operations at its Grangemouth site.

Chancellor John Healey has summoned the chiefs of the UK’s biggest banks for a meeting ahead of his autumn Budget statement, amid growing calls from the industry to avoid targeting lenders with a tax raid.

A coroner has acknowledged the “unimaginable” loss for the family of a cancer patient who died after suffering a brain injury due to being given the wrong medication.

Four astronauts have blasted off on a space station mission that will stretch until spring, among them a Canadian whose wife will give birth while he’s away.

Mini has introduced a new, undercover version of its electric Countryman SE.

A music fan who helped The Wonder Stuff to avoid performing on Top Of The Pops by offering a lift to the band’s singer in his mother’s car is to be reunited with the star.

A man in his 80s has died after a road crash involving two vehicles in Co Antrim on Wednesday.

Two shows that Kanye West was due to play in Russia have been cancelled, organisers have confirmed.

Jon Boutcher says police will not force Orange Order members through a hostile crowd

Police say they are working to address failings identified by the long-running inquest into the death of Belfast school boy Noah Donohoe.

Last month was the joint-fourth warmest September in the UK since records began, according to provisional data from the Met Office.

THE Gaelic Players’ Association (GPA) has asked the Irish government to increase annual player support from €1,800 to €2,500, as new survey findings highlight the financial and personal demands facing inter-county players Inter-county players and represen…

Manchester City’s lawyers will present evidence that an Abu Dhabi government body – rather than owner Sheikh Mansour – provided funding to sponsors in the dispute which is at the heart of the club’s legal battle with the Premier League.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell said she is “so grateful” after winning a legal challenge to overturn a five-year ban on being a charity trustee.

England defender Nico O’Reilly has returned to Manchester City and will not feature in the remainder of the international camp due to injury.

“Room intrusions” are a problem across the UK’s hotel industry, a review into a sexual assault case at a Travelodge has found.

A man who died as a result of a collision in Co Antrim on Wednesday has been named by police.

A woman who was assaulted at a Travelodge hotel when a man was given a key card to her room was treated in a “disgraceful” way and “fundamentally failed” by the hotel chain, an independent review has found.

A Co Derry man allegedly inflicted serious injuries on a former work colleague by kicking him in the head outside a social club, the High Court heard on Thursday.

Sinn Féin leader says Orange Order have 'no right' to march on Garvaghy Road

The use of voice phishing has rocketed over the past year as cyber attackers increasingly use AI technology to commit attacks, according to research.

A Scot who has been detained in India for nearly nine years without conviction has been released.

John Swinney has been accused of “misrepresenting” the impact of the Prime Minister’s pension reform.

These are the two rapists jailed today for what the police say was a “appalling and deeply distressing attack”.

BRENDAN Rodgers could finally break his silence over his second Celtic exit after being lined up to speak at a fan event in Glasgow.

The film I Swear leads Bafta Scotland nominations – but the man who inspired it will watch the ceremony from another room after a furore over a racial slur incident at an event earlier this year.

The Duke of Sussex has described how he lost part of his “purpose and identity” when he “hung up” his uniform after leaving the British Army.

Nigel Farage says Andy Burnham has “opened the door to Reform in the most extraordinary way” after the Prime Minister reignited the Brexit debate.

Investigators worked to determine why an Omani pilot stabbed the captain of a flight to Israel, causing the plane to plummet dangerously before others on board landed it in Saudi Arabia.

The Prince of Wales has said a “holistic” approach to tackle extreme flooding is needed as he met villagers living with the threat of the upcoming storm season.

Belfast boy Dáithí Mac Gabhann has officially returned to school after receiving his life-saving heart transplant.

A sentence totalling five years and four months was handed to a Belfast man on Thursday for domestic-related offences.

Jodie Comer said she feels “incredibly honoured” to receive a prize celebrating her achievements in theatre, particularly her role in one-woman play Prima Facie and her commitment to touring the hit show.

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Kia’s latest ‘GT’ performance models have gone on sale in the UK.

The Belfast Film Festival has just unveiled its 26th programme, bringing another selection of international and homegrown cinema to local audiences.