Solicitor Mr Finucane (39) was shot dead at his family home in north Belfast in February 1989.

An operation by the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service to deal with the blaze at Forthill Street in Enniskillen has concluded.

The Government is to consider ‘further changes to supports’ for asylum seekers.

Across 2013, 2014 and 2015, the farmer declared a combined income of €493,443 but the TAC found that lodgements to his accounts during that time totalled €1.99 million. 

More than 170 Irish soldiers will be part of the group that could be deployed next year for peace enforcement or humanitarian crisis response.

The Fine Gael party are going to start a consultation on making childcare part of the public education system.

James Lawless made the remarks amid a long-running dispute over a passenger cap at Dublin Airport.

Simon Harris said the three-party coalition Government will reflect ‘for a brief period’ of time before coming to a decision on how to use the funds.

Simon Harris said there should be a ‘collective sense of national shame’ over historical sexual abuse at schools run by religious orders

Simon Harris said he received the report on Friday and had been briefed by taskforce chairman David McRedmond.

Simon Harris said he hoped the announcement was part of a ‘new approach’ by the UK government into legacy issues in Northern Ireland.

Responding to the furore over the sculpture, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council insisted social media can ‘amplify’ negative viewpoints.

The driver and sole occupant of the car, a woman aged in her 80s, was fatally injured.

Mr Finucane’s family have pursued a long campaign for an inquiry into the 1989 shooting in north Belfast.

John Hamill, a representative of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster and atheism campaigner, claimed Ms Chu had breached the Equal Status Act

Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane was shot dead in his family home in north Belfast in February 1989.

Two elephants died from the EEHV disease in July.

The schoolgirl went missing in August 1994 after a night out in Co Donegal.

Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien has said it was his own view that the €13 billion Apple funds should be invested in infrastructure such as housing

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