South Belfast benefitted most as the highest number of non-UK students live there, says a report.

Paul McCormack, originally from Ballybofey, describes the horrific scenes that met first responders.

BBC journalist Mark McCleary recalls the surreal experience of being in New York after the attack.

Nine people were killed when three bombs exploded in the County Londonderry village in July 1972.

Patrick Cumiskey was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy when he was eight months old.

Local businesses have seen an upsurge in trade, as Tyrone fans buy kit and souvenirs.

Tyrone opt to keep Cathal McShane in reserve after naming an unchanged team for Saturday's All-Ireland Football Final as Mayo make two changes.

Former US consul general recalls the reaction of the Northern Ireland public to the 2001 US attacks.

Maros Sefcovic ends his two-day visit to Northern Ireland saying he wanted a "win-win" for all.

Sir Michael McBride says "certainty of long-term harm to many children" from not attending school.

The company, Northern Ireland's third largest supplier, blamed rising wholesale energy costs.

Patricia Devlin took the case to the Police Ombudsman after an online threat against her baby.

The total number of deaths linked to coronavirus in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,444.

The hospitality industry preparing for the removal of table service rules this evening.

Some fees will be waived and a fare review will be launched says the Infrastructure minister.

The figure is 11 more than the previous week and brings the statistic agency's total to 3,246.

The Public Health Agency (PHA) will begin tracing close contacts in schools on Friday.

Students fear they will miss out as vaccination proof will be needed for big events and nightclubs in GB.

It is hoped the Public Health Agency's input will reduce the number of pupils who have to self-isolate.

Sixty walk-in clinics across 30 campuses will offer first jabs to university and college students.

Principals' representatives and teaching unions are expected to be consulted on the plan later.

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

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

Dr Mick Loftus, part of the last Mayo panel to lift Sam Maguire in 1951, says there is a lot of "hullabaloo" surrounding the supposed 'curse'

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Healthcare access is described as "abysmal", while language barriers remained an ongoing problem.

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

Tyrone colours crossed county lines as a Fermanagh school turned red and white to support a teacher.

Rathlin Island is aiming to protect seabirds with a £4.5m project tackling invasive predators.

The university says due to "unprecedented" demand accommodation in its halls is oversubscribed.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says a choice must be made between the political institutions and the NI Protocol.

Philip O'Doherty founded E&I Engineering, which will be sold to a US firm in a deal worth $2bn (£1.45bn).

They succeed Martina Anderson and Karen Mullan who stood down after a party restructure in Foyle.

E&I Engineering, founded by Derry City chairman Philip O'Doherty, is being sold to a US-based company.

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

The vaccine rollout is to continue across the country, with children 12 and over able to receive a jab.

The bodies of three members of the same family were found on Tuesday.

County Cavan turns out to welcome home Leona Maguire who helped Europe win the Solheim Cup.

Gardaí (Irish police) say a firearm was discovered near to the body of one of the deceased.

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.