Holland died in hospital following an incident outside a pub in west Belfast on June 12.

Police said while investigations remain ongoing, they believe it was a double murder followed by a sudden death.

A murder investigation has been launched following the discovery at a house in Co Antrim on Monday.

It comes after a Parades Commission ruling to delay the return leg until the morning after the July 12 parades.

A call has also been made for an investigation after two houses were destroyed close to a bonfire in Co Antrim

A PSNI spokesperson said the three people were related and were found inside the property.

Professor Jorick Vink said the grant has the potential to be ‘transformational’ for research worldwide.

The PSNI has appealed for witnesses to the collision to come forward.

The incident in Co Antrim also saw two other properties damaged in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Police have appealed for information about the assault in Co Antrim.

The bonfire in the Braniel estate will still be lit as planned on Saturday night.

Police have appealed for information.

The Northern Ireland Assembly has begun a review into alleged abuse or inappropriate behaviour associated with Jeffrey Donaldson in Stormont.

The DUP has revealed details of a ‘focused, independent review’ commissioned to establish what was known within the party about Donaldson’s conduct.

Police were alerted to the report in the Fortwilliam Park area of north Belfast at around 8.40pm on Thursday.

The loyalist bonfire in Moygashel, Co Tyrone, was widely condemned

A number of homes had to be evacuated from the Roosevelt Street area of Belfast on Thursday.

Political parties have condemned the bonfire display in Moygashel.

The review will be led by Jim Gamble, a former RUC officer and head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command (CEOP) Centre.

The incident happened at Carlisle Circus in Belfast on April 2nd 2025.

Hadi Alodid, 30, is charged with the attempted murder of Stephen Ogilvie.

The claim was settled at Belfast High Court.

The former DUP leader was convicted last month of 18 sex offences.

The Police Ombudsman has reviewed the PSNI use of force during disorder in Northern Ireland in June.

Sara Canning said she hopes the 29-year-old’s killer is haunted ‘every waking minute’.

The busiest month is likely to fall in August, with Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann being hosted in the city for the first time.

The man is also said to have discharged a fire extinguisher in direction of diners in the restaurant in the University Street area.

Seamus Cooley, assistant general secretary of the NUJ, said Northern Ireland was ‘cruelly deprived’ of a great journalist with enormous talent.

Michelle O’Neill made the statement amid reports the redeveloped stadium’s capacity will be far below its planned size.

Three man have been found not guilty of murdering the journalist in Londonderry in 2019.

Detectives investigating a bomb attack on a Co Antrim police station in April carried out searches in Belfast on Friday

A judge has delivered her judgment in the long-running trial at Belfast Crown Court.

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn held talks with the leaders of Executive parties on Thursday

A report by the policing inspectorate outlined the toll that budget pressures are having on the service.

Mr Justice Rooney said he was taking the ‘unprecedented’ step of adjourning until all members of the jury were available to continue.

An inquest into his death at Belfast Coroner’s Court started in January.

The DUP leader said he could not currently comment on who would lead the review.

Co-ordination of the disorder was primarily driven online by individuals from Northern Ireland and beyond, police said.

The 18-year-old’s body was found at the bottom of a quarry after she had attended a charity dance.

Boutcher said the first allegations against Jeffrey Donaldson were made to the PSNI three weeks before he was arrested.

It comes after almost six months of evidence at Belfast Coroner’s Court into the unexplained death of the school boy.

The former DUP leader was convicted last week of a number of sex offences

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher conducted special case hearings in the two cases.