The first offers of financial support were issued to clubs on Thursday.

This year marks the 250th anniversary of the US Declaration of Independence.

The Church has been called upon to provide more clarity around ‘serious failings’ in safeguarding.

Sam Carson, a farmer and landlord in Ballymena, said there has been a ‘campaign of hate’ against him and his Filipino tenants.

Footage on social media shows protesters demonstrating their opposition to the two drag queens reading stories to children at the library.

The Communities Minister has been accused of ‘poor judgment’ over a social media post hours before Larne Leisure Centre was attacked.

Mr Lyons has faced criticism over a social media post about the location of migrant families who fled their homes.

Gordon Lyons was commenting ahead of an anticipated decision by the Treasury on whether it will make a financial contribution to Casement Park.

The DUP MLA will attend a match after an invitation from the Ulster Council of the GAA.

Just over 60 per cent of listed buildings are thought to be in a very good, good or average condition, according to research.

A rally heard calls to end the long delays around rebuilding the gaelic games venue in west Belfast.

Mr Trump met Ms Little-Pengelly, Communities Minister Gordon Lyons and Assembly Speaker Edwin Poots at an event at the US Capitol on Wednesday.

The properties will be available for rent at rates at least 20% below the market value in the areas where they are located.

Hundreds of thousands of properties were left without power on Friday

Gordon Lyons said public confidence in Stormont had ‘taken a hammering’ over the Michael McMonagle controversy

The comments were made by the DUP Communities Minister to the Alliance Party’s Kate Nicholl during a debate on childcare funding.

The Communities Minister told his scrutiny committee he had made clear to the Loyalist Communities Council the importance of the democratic process.

The First Minister’s comments came amid an ongoing controversy over the decision of two DUP ministers to meet the Loyalist Communities Council.

The Committee for Communities has also asked Gordon Lyons to list the groups he has declined to meet.

Stormont ministers have written to the PM expressing concerns over means testing the payments.

Some 250 ‘hidden gems’ in Northern Ireland are set to open to the public as part of European Heritage Open Days.

Gordon Lyons, Caoimhe Archibald and Andrew Muir met on Tuesday to discuss issues affecting the apartments in Belfast.