A fresh appeal is made for information about the murder of Glenn Quinn in Carrickfergus in January 2020.

A 28-year-old man has died following an incident in Church Street on Monday morning.

The measure aims to change dangerous patterns of alcohol behaviour and deter binge drinking.

As cases rise, the Western Trust suspends visiting at its care homes, as well as hospital visits.

There is a waiting list of 53 weeks for urgent extractions in the Southern Trust, figures show.

A group of up to four men carried out the attack near Glenbrook Road on Sunday night, police say.

A teaching union calls for urgent action from the Stormont Executive amid a surge in Covid-19 cases.

It is understood the man had been swimming at Leadbh Gharbh beach when he got into difficulties.

Heinrich Malan will succeed compatriot Graham Ford as Ireland men's head coach having agreed to an initial three-year deal.

Ulster coach Dan McFarland is hopeful of Saturday's game at Munster going ahead after the northern province's festive schedule was hit by Covid-enforced postponements.

Sligo beat Leitrim 1-21 to 1-117 at the Connacht Air Dome in the first ever indoor inter-county game.

The government failed "to properly celebrate", says the order's grand secretary, Rev Mervyn Gibson.

"Sheep farmers will be pleased" about the move, according to the Ulster Farmers Union.

Northern Ireland's infection rate is 1,619.8 per 100,00 people, according to the latest figures.

Dogs bought during lockdown and puppy farm litters are "overwhelming" animal shelters.

People who catch Covid can now end quarantine after seven days if they test negative twice.

Fully-vaccinated close contacts are advised to take daily lateral flow tests following virus exposure.

BBC News NI sets out the latest steps ministers are taking to deal with a spike in Covid-19 cases.

The plan to end Troubles prosecutions has yet to be put in place, so what will 2022 bring?

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

From gorse fires in the Mournes to Brexit, COP26 and avian flu, a look back over the agriculture news.

How Westminster and Brussels tussled over the Northern Ireland Protocol throughout 2021.

A civil war broke out in the south, while Northern Ireland consolidated its existence.

At the start of 1922, Ireland was in a state of relative peace but civil war was on the horizon.

Ulster was once at the centre of Ireland’s linen industry and some damask weavers are still practising.

Mick Haddock had only been married a week when he lost his wedding ring while swimming in Lough Neagh.

Finance Minister Conor Murphy says his department will deliver a support package of £40m for hospitality businesses.

A 79-year-old has been driving his "Yule-ride" around Portstewart, County Londonderry.

A priest at the funeral of Nathan Corrigan praises the resilience of the young men's families.

The man was helped up an embankment by firefighters after his car entered the River Roe.

Police say the incident happened in Ballymagowan Avenue in the city on Boxing night.

The incident happened in Limavady, as strong winds are recorded across Northern Ireland.

The Republic of Ireland opens its coronavirus vaccine portal to its youngest cohort yet.

The Irishwoman suffered serious injuries in the 2015 collapse that killed six students.

Two women and a man, all in their 20s, died in the two-car collision near the town of Kells.

Ireland's chief medical officer has expressed concern at the recent surge in Covid-19 cases.

The man in his 20s died following a collision on the R236 road at St Johnston

Secret Irish government papers reveal the NI political scene before the Good Friday Agreement.