The Consumer Council says the average Firmus energy annual bill is set to rise by about £182.

Gardaí (Irish police) say the bodies were discovered at property in north County Kerry.

A teacher, priest and minister recall the dispute outside Holy Cross Primary School in Belfast in 2001.

Two decades on from the Holy Cross dispute some of those present remember the tension and fear.

The Ulster Teachers' Union says schools do not have the capacity to maintain current mitigations.

The former DUP leader says the process to pick her successor has already begun.

The proposal would give every cancer patient a nurse to support them through their journey.

Northern Ireland's Royal Portrush is to be named as the host venue of the Open Championship in 2025 later today.

There is concern the test and trace policy is causing a high number of pupils to miss classes.

The total number of deaths linked to coronavirus in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,424.

A new health and social care tax will be introduced in the UK to pay for reforms to the care sector.

The Irish Football Association defends ticket prices for Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifier with Switzerland on Wednesday.

A leading economist says almost one in four working age families in Northern Ireland will lose out.

How do restrictions here compare to other parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland?

BBC News NI is given exclusive access to an intensive care unit, where patients are battling Covid.

Up to 15 people are now allowed indoors in homes while dancing will be allowed at wedding receptions.

A teachers' organisation says there are concerns the guidance could lead to more Covid cases.

Covid-19 is mentioned on the death certificates of 53 people in the week leading up to 27 August.

BBC News NI sets out the latest steps ministers are taking to ease Northern Ireland's lockdown.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Too few staff and a lack of hospital beds contribute to a fragile health system, writes Marie-Louise Connolly.

Lagan College educates more than 1,400 pupils in the Castlereagh area of Belfast.

BBC News NI's Gareth Gordon reflects on the 20th anniversary of Belfast's Holy Cross school dispute.

One woman's quest to find out more about her grandmother led to five big discoveries for her father.

Megan Potts from Bangor in County Down says she is already living "hand-to-mouth" on Universal Credit.

BBC News NI is given access to Belfast City Hospital's intensive care unit, where a consultant warns the system is "one step from chaos".

Lagan College in Belfast first opened with 28 pupils in a scout centre in September 1981.

NI's first lady chief justice says it is an important day for women in the legal profession.

It links the Guildhall to the Peace Bridge and aims to support the city's LGBTQ+ community.

The family of a 14-year-old girl killed in Derry speak out on the 50th anniversary of her death.

Mourners gathered for the funeral of the peace campaigner and wife of politician John Hume.

Relatives of the airmen pay tribute to the Foyle College students who located the crash site.

A late equaliser gives the Republic of Ireland their best result under Stephen Kenny as they draw with Serbia in World Cup qualifying.

The new rules, which will make Ireland a low-smoke zone, are expected to be in place within a year.

Places of worship can operate at 50% capacity, while live music and dancing can resume at weddings.

Almost four months after a ransomware attack on the Irish health service, disruption remains.

Shane Duffy spares the Republic of Ireland's blushes with a late header to earn a World Cup qualifying draw with Azerbaijan in Dublin.

The increase is on top of a significant jump in results the year before.