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DUP presses UK chancellor for ‘better financial settlement’ for Northern Ireland

DUP presses UK chancellor for ‘better financial settlement’ for Northern Ireland

Party leader Gavin Robinson said the party also called for borrowing powers to build more homes and improve infrastructure.

GAA must make stadium plan ‘more affordable’ if UK Government fails to fund rebuild

GAA must make stadium plan ‘more affordable’ if UK Government fails to fund rebuild

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

UK government choosing weapons over public services – Michelle O’Neill

UK government choosing weapons over public services – Michelle O’Neill

Northern Ireland’s First Minister said UK chancellor Rachel Reeves had adopted a ‘turbo-charged Tory approach’ in her spring statement.

Politics watch: Speaking rights row, McGregor's unlikely Áras bid

Politics watch: Speaking rights row, McGregor's unlikely Áras bid

Michael O'Leary says Rachel Reeves ‘hasn’t a clue’ about delivering growth

Michael O'Leary says Rachel Reeves ‘hasn’t a clue’ about delivering growth

Man Utd welcome UK Government backing for regeneration project around Old Trafford

Man Utd welcome UK Government backing for regeneration project around Old Trafford

Politics watch: Row over speaking time, tough Cabinet calls for leaders

Politics watch: Row over speaking time, tough Cabinet calls for leaders

Politics watch: Controversy over Lowry involvement in government formation

Politics watch: Controversy over Lowry involvement in government formation

Mon, 13 Jan, 2025

Here, we talk a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

NI budget for next year is biggest in history of devolution, Government insists

NI budget for next year is biggest in history of devolution, Government insists

Wed, 30 Oct, 2024

Stormont finance minister Caoimhe Archibald said while the settlement was encouraging, it was not enough to plug a projected funding gap.