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Listed buildings in Northern Ireland could be under threat thanks to ‘land banking’ and drinks licences trading at around £100,000.

Cometh the hour, cometh the man.

ABOUT 300 residents of the Turf Lodge area – mostly women – met last night and said in a statement they “have had enough of the British Army”.

Scottish energy giant SSE took an £80 million dividend out of its Northern Ireland electricity supply business last year after hitting record profits, it can be revealed.

The official opening of a long-awaited 24/7 thrombectomy service in Belfast on Tuesday has been hailed as a “landmark” for stroke patients.

If politics is the art of compromise then it would appear many of our MLAs are philistines.

Over 7,500 patients waited more than 12 hours at the Ulster Hospital ED in Dundonald earlier this year, new figures have claimed.

Twenty children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions have returned home to Northern Ireland after an ‘unforgettable’ trip to Disneyland Paris.

Confirmation that the Catholic Diocese of Derry will ask the Pope to have Fr Edward Gallagher dismissed from the priesthood is an entirely appropriate response following his guilty plea to a litany of child sexual offences.

Ulster University’s York Street campus is a gleaming symbol of ambition that has hosted a US president, royalty and even Arnold Schwarznegger - but the stunning architecture and transformation of a dreary corner of Belfast cannot mask growing unease at the

Judges are expected to deliver a crucial ruling today on the future of the long delayed A5.

IN2 Engineering Antrim camogie semi-final: Dunloy 2-21 Ballycastle 1-7 HAVING appeared in the last two finals and remained unbeaten through the group stages of this season’s IN2 Engineering Antrim senior championship, Dunloy were hot favourites to see off…

There are many uninformed people when it comes to the politics of this place.

Belfast is growing.

In residential development, success is measured on what we can see: new homes, occupied streets, children playing, and communities taking shape.

AI is shaping professions and industries across the globe, and surveying is no different.

QUESTION: I split my week between home and the office.

I’VE covered some of the more technical aspects of inheritance tax over the last few weeks due to your questions, but I thought I would also bring it back to the beginning to cover the basics.

The head of a Boston tourism agency that has set up shop in Belfast has spoken of the growing sporting interest among North American colleges in crossing the Atlantic to visit Northern Ireland.

I hadn’t heard the terms ‘shadow A’ or ‘grey AI’ used widely until last month.

As Northern Ireland considers how best to decarbonise its economy, attention has understandably focused on renewable electricity.

Ten days or so ago I was invited onto BBC Radio Ulster’s Talkback programme to pick and to talk about my favourite U2 songs.

Lisburn based soft drinks bottling giant Coca‑Cola HBC increased its profits last year after a hiccup in 2024.

Squeeze singer-songwriter Glenn Tilbrook has said his band’s next album will be “maybe our last”.

IF this continues, most Northern Ireland fans will hate Liverpool FC even more than Evertonians do.

The Tories have pledged to invest £10 billion in creating a new “iron dome” aimed at defending Britain and its overseas bases in the event future attacks.

Private dental patients are facing a “broken” complaints system when dealing with unexpected costs or treatment problems, according to a watchdog.

A suit worn by Daniel Craig while playing James Bond in 2012 film Skyfall is leading a sale of memorabilia from the 007 franchise, with hopes it will fetch £40,000 at auction.

Time creator Jimmy McGovern has said series three of the show is likely to be its last.

Former Take That singer Robbie Williams has been named as a National Album Day ambassador, saying “albums still matter”.

Northern Ireland’s 0-0 draw with Georgia will be remembered as one that got away after Isaac Price’s late penalty miss but Michael O’Neill had no complaints about another committed performance as his side remained unbeaten in this Nations League.

Broadcaster Amol Rajan has said it was “absolutely horrible” to be the first faithful kicked off of the new series of Celebrity Traitors after giving the “lord of chaos” actor Richard E Grant a hard time.

Former politician turned bestselling writer Jeffrey Archer has died suddenly aged 86, his publisher said.

The Green Party will “not accept any exclusion” of people based on religion, Zack Polanski has said, after his party’s conference labelled Zionism as racism.

A former music pastor who appeared briefly on American Idol was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after a jury convicted him of murdering his wife while he was having an affair.

Isaac Price missed a late penalty as Northern Ireland were held to a goalless draw by Georgia which nevertheless keeps them top of their Nations League group.

Former politician Jeffrey Archer has died aged 86, his publisher said in a statement.

Police are investigating after a house was “significantly damaged” in a fire in Co Down.

Seamstress who won hearts of millions dies aged 100 after ‘living life to the full’

Singer Damien Dempsey performs at Garvaghy Road

Whalefall star Austin Abrams has said filming inside a makeshift whale stomach was the “wildest thing I’ve ever done”.

Donald Trump says there were “some threats” that led the United States to pull bombers from a UK base.

No lead is safe in the modern game, no matter how substantial, and it’s a lesson that Errigal Ciaran must learn ahead of the Tyrone SFC final, according to wing back Tiarnan Colhoun.

Michael Flatley has said his “heart is broken” as he confirmed his wife has died.

Composer George Fenton, who collaborated with directors including Lord Richard Attenborough, Nora Ephron and Ken Loach, and scored wildlife documentaries by Sir David Attenborough, has died aged 76.

IN2 Engineering Antrim camogie semi-final: Cushendall 1-12 Loughgiel 1-9 “TODAY we beat Loughgiel and the feeling is just unbelievable!”

Dual players Correy Bell and Fionn Devlin are preparing themselves for the biggest week of their sporting lives.

IF you were creating a mould to build an inter-county footballer, you might not use Rory Grugan’s frame but you’d pay good money to harvest his brain.

THE first thing that jumps out about Killeavy is the way they move the ball.

WHEN his brother Rian was red-carded it seemed certain that Crossmaglen’s race was finally run.