Energy and food costs as well as wage inflation are having an impact, says Hotels Federation chief Janice Gault.

A Ukrainian refugee family who are dentists are highlighting barriers preventing them from practising.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson welcomes two members of Newry, Mourne and Down District Council to his party.

Kerbside glass collections are set to be suspended until at least the end of August.

The economy shrank by 0.1% while the Queen's Platinum Jubilee bank holiday weighed on June growth.

Police searching for a missing man on the north coast have recovered a body near Dunluce Castle.

Six contenders to stage the 2023 song contest are in England with one in Scotland.

A female member of staff was punched in the face after confronting four males at a shop on Thursday.

Damien Heagney, 47, was last seen on New Year's Eve and a search is ongoing in a reservoir.

Health officials shut down system access to services provided by IT company Advanced as a precaution.

The case against David Matthews is dismissed as defence say charges were "attempt to grasp at smoke".

About 600 young people had gathered at Crawfordsburn Country Park on Wednesday evening.

A police request for a Public Interest Immunity certificate is opposed by the teenager's family.

Christopher Coulter, 15, died 10 days after receiving the measles and rubella vaccine in 1994.

The fire service attended the blaze near Dungannon on Thursday and a section of the A4 was shut.

Stargazers in Northern Ireland will be treated to a celestial double spectacle over the next few nights.

The ghost-like clouds - known as noctilucent - can be seen during astronomical twilight.

A County Antrim butcher says people are worried earlier than ever over how they'll afford Christmas.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

There are "ambitious plans" to develop the cross-border service in the next decade, says Translink.

John McDermott says he always wanted to compete in a triathlon but could not swim.

Conor Burns, who moved to England as a child, reflects on the Red Lines podcast on his background.

Fishermen in County Down have been landing much more than their daily catch.

Hundreds of historic buildings are on the Heritage at Risk in Northern Ireland register.

The Belfast-Dublin Enterprise train has seen more than just the Troubles in its 75 years of service.

Those at a mums and toddlers group tell BBC News NI about their worries as costs continue to rise.

Over the past year, fishermen have brought in the equivalent of 1,100 bins bags full of rubbish.

Skateboarders in Portrush have renewed calls for a skatepark in the north coast town.

The specialist clinic at the Waterside Hospital in Londonderry was set up in March 2021.

Police say there have been nine petrol bomb attacks on property in Coleraine since late April.

Peter Gearóid Cavanagh is charged with murdering Ms McKee in Londonderry on 8 April 2019.

Edward Daly waving a bloodied handkerchief on Bloody Sunday became a defining image of the Troubles.

Patrick McDaid will now be able to attend the mental health counselling programme in County Donegal.

The petrol bomb caused damage to the furniture, floor and ceiling of the house in Coleraine.

Dr Caroline Campbell is the first female director of the National Gallery of Ireland.

Robert Pope ran the almost 130-mile route from Galway to Dublin in just 23 hours and 39 minutes.

Met Éireann says temperatures of between 27C and 29C are expected from Thursday.

It is understood that the victim was Seán McCarthy, 28, of Poppintree and that he had been shot.

Dillon Quirke was taken off the field during the match on Friday but later died in hospital.