A woman also died in the County Down crash but her identity has not yet been confirmed.

Nineteen IRA bombings this day 50 years ago killed nine people and injured more than 130.

A total of 19 IRA bombs exploded across Belfast in little over an hour on 21 July 1972.

Police said there were a number of people in the house in County Londonderry at the time.

A review found there was "no evidence of a specific English bias" in funding decisions.

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the festival honours Samuel Beckett's time in Enniskillen.

Martin Heaney was also made the subject of a seven-year Slavery and Trafficking Prevention Order.

Donegal senior football manager Declan Bonner steps down after five years of what was his second stint at the helm of the Tir Conaill county.

There are no reports of injuries but a road is closed after part of a building came down.

The man says the 79-year-old faced a two-day bed wait and then tested positive for Covid-19.

The bill will face further scrutiny when it goes to the House of Lords in the autumn.

The UK's highest court is hearing a challenge to a law which would ban protests outside clinics.

Sebastian and Maebh Quoirin had initiated proceedings over social media posts.

The illegal and unlicensed drugs included diazepam, pregabalin and the breast cancer drug tamoxifen.

Hurling is often called the "clash of the ash" but the future of traditional ash hurls is in doubt.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

A prehabilitation scheme to prepare people for surgery is piloted in the South Eastern Health Trust.

Cristiano Ronaldo became arguably Real Madrid's greatest player, but his debut 13 years ago was far removed from the glamour of the Bernabeu.

The 70s' DIY punk movement brought Catholics and Protestants together across divided tribal lines.

Fertility issues in men are not uncommon, but many feel reluctant to speak out about them.

Northern Ireland made history by reaching the Euro 2022 finals, but now they need the support to push on and achieve more success.

Young footballers in Northern Ireland say seeing their heroes on a big stage has been a game-changer.

Nine people died and 130 were injured when a number of bombs exploded across Belfast on 21 July 1972.

Wilson's Country says energy prices have risen so sharply that it has had to pass costs on to consumers.

The community in Newtownards is in shock after two people died in a light aircraft crash, a councillor has said.

A prehabilitation scheme to prepare people for surgery is piloted in the South Eastern Health Trust.

The festival is expected to draw big crowds to Londonderry over a five-day period.

Paul Rowlands, from Cambridge, died after being assaulted near the seafront on Sunday night.

More than 450 teams from across the world are taking part in the week-long tournament.

Alan Jack was just five months old when he was killed by a bomb in Strabane, County Tyrone, in 1972.

Irish Army reservists have recalled memories of working on Saving Private Ryan, 25 years ago.

The Irish Minister for Integration said the people housed there would stay for a maximum of a week.

The incident at Cromane Bay on Sunday is the fourth death in Irish waters in the past week.

The incident is the third swimming-related death in the Republic of Ireland in the past week.

The decision comes amid a shortage in accommodation for those fleeing the Russian invasion.