Parents of Fionntán McGarvey reveal son's organs will save others as ​murder investigation launched

Belfast GAA and soccer clubs have also remembered the popular and talented young player.

Fionntán McGarvey murder investigation launched after 18-year-old assaulted on Boxing Night dies

Family "take comfort that his wish to donate his organs will provide other families with hope at our time of deep loss"

Derry women’s experiences living near city interfaces documented in new video

Women from across the city and both sides of the divide joined together in the making of the video

Limavady: Concern expressed after man 'stabbed' in Co Derry town

"Limavady is a quiet and welcoming town and local people will be shocked to learn that this has taken place."

Austins: MyDerry readers' suggestions for what should happen with city's oldest department store

Austins closed its doors nearly six years ago after more than 180 years in business

Belfast Subway worker had needle held to her neck during robbery, court told

Judge praises "individual courage" of staff member

Northern Ireland restrictions to be lifted in some hospitality settings

Proof of Covid status will no longer be legally required in some areas

Northern Ireland to Scotland bridge: Boris Johnson study cost taxpayers £900,000

Network Rail chairman Sir Peter Hendy led the investigation, which found that a bridge would cost £335 billion, while a tunnel would require a budget of around £209 billion

Old Northern Ireland photos that will transport you back to the 1960s

Take a trip back 60 years to see what Northern Ireland used to look like

Stormont approves £15m for new Derry hotel in Ebrington Square

Developers expect the building to commence in 2023

Covid certification in NI: Ministers to consider dropping scheme in some settings

It is understood the measures under consideration by the Executive envisage one phase this week and one next

Northern Ireland's Covid restrictions could be 'lifted in two phases'

The first change could come into effect on January 21, according to reports

Belfast Market and Lower Ormeau development plans rejected after public outcry

"Construction parking is a nightmare, and if all these apartments and offices go in, where are you going to park?"

Concerns as Mid Ulster Council appoints new litter enforcement contractor

The council will not be charged by WISE for providing the service, however the contractor will retain 90% of the income generated by fixed penalty notices

Department of Health issues statement on booster jab Covid app update for travel

Some countries require official proof of having received a booster jab in order to enter them.

New Covid treatment options rolled out for vulnerable patients in Northern Ireland

Treatments previously only available to people who were hospitalised with the virus are now being offered to eligible patients in the community