Norman Irwin, Northern Ireland's oldest citizen, was recently honored by the British Army after celebrating his 107th birthday.

Discover the magic of the holiday season as historic cities and charming towns across the North transform into glittering winter wonderlands.

Jamie Donley’s first international goal was enough to give Northern Ireland all three points as they finished off their World Cup qualifying campaign with a victory. In what was Donley’s second ever start on the international stage, the Tottenham ...

A Northern Ireland Department of Health report also said that women in the region are living on average almost four years longer than men.

The list of the top ten most scenic winter walks in Northern Ireland is rounded out with The Dark Hedges in Co Antrim, Botanic Gardens, Silent Valley Mountain Park in Co Down, Dunluce Castle, and Belfast Castle. From snowy coastlines to icy waterfalls, these walks offer the perfect chance to explore and capture winter landscapes.

Nothern Ireland are through to the World Cup play-offs thanks to their success in the Nations League, and will have a chance to go to North America next summer. Michael O'Neill’s side were beaten by key Group A rivals Slovakia last week to dent their qualification hopes,

In Belfast, even in Unionist neighborhoods, Gaeilge, the once-outlawed Irish language, is enjoying a remarkable resurgence with new schools and bilingual signs.

Paramilitary involvement in racist violence in Northern Ireland has served to “exacerbate” anti-immigration unrest in the region, an independent commission has warned.

Since its launch the £70 million Investment Fund for Northern Ireland has directly invested £30 million into local firms.

Northern Irish wholesaler Lynas Foodservice has acquired Edinburgh-based rival JB Foods. The third-generation firm, which employs more than 600 staff and supplies more than 5,000 customers, stated that the deal will help it expand east from an established base in the west of Scotland.

Storm Bram is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to large parts of the UK and Ireland, leaving thousands without power Dozens of flights to and from Belfast and Dublin have been cancelled, while adverse weather is causing short-notice disruptions on several ferry services Amber warnings for wind begin in north-west Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland later - these are the ones currently in force Rail services are disrupted in parts of Wales and south-west England,