Northern Ireland, United Kingdom News

Ivan Lintin is ready for the challenge of the Isle of Man TT after a superb showing at the North West 200.

We've been here before and we'll be back here again. It's the same old song every time a terrorist atrocity strikes at the heart of Britain.

Policing and security costs for the G8 conference in Co Fermanagh next month are running at an estimated 50 million, it was revealed today.

An insolvent healthcare group has been ordered to pay a nominal fine of A 1 for the fatal accident of an elderly woman in their care.

The boyband's fans were heart broken in April when they announced they were planning to split after their final album and tour.

A man has been arrested in connection with a double murder and arson attack in Northern Ireland six years ago.

And that includes a lot of hardship and poverty. Yet the sprightly pensioner, who has been to Africa no less than 19 times, says that she has never been happier or more content than when she has been in some of the most impoverished parts of this country.

She joined the ministry a little later in life than most, after she felt she could not ignore God's call any longer.

A long-serving Free Presbyterian minister from Northern Ireland has died in an accident on the M6 in the north of England.

After a trip to Belfast a few years ago, movie star Vince Vaughn was captivated by the city's murals.

Police have received complaints about a man with a camera taking photographs of properties and it has led to people feeling uneasy in their own homes.

Mayor Carla Lockhart and Alderman Stephen Moutray invited the chair of the Regional Development Committee at Stormont to Millennium Way to discuss placing it on the committee's agenda.

PARENTS of young children in prams as well as the elderly had to side step footpaths full of dog mess on their way to a Lurgan cemetery, said a local SDLP councillor.

A Co Donegal man has appeared in court charged with the murder of four soldiers in the 1982 Hyde Park bomb in London.

Exactly 15 years ago - May 22 1998 - voters went to the polls to vote yes or no for the Good Friday Agreement.

Just 10% of Lower Lough Erne will be affected by restrictions put in place during the G8 summit, an audience in County Fermanagh has been told.

Concert goers planning on travelling to Derry this weekend for BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend are being advised to plan their journey well in advance and to avail of the additional rail and bus services that have been put in place.

Sharon Haughey never set out to be lord mayor of her hometown - the city of Armagh in Northern Ireland.

Four men have been jailed over a blackmail plot in which a couple were threatened with paramilitary attack if they did not hand over A 15,000 in cash.

The trial of the man accused of murdering Coleraine pensioner Norman Moffatt has heard evidence from a woman who alleges he told her he had stabbed the 73-year-old. Martha Brown, who is a witness for the prosecution, told Antrim Crown Court that she didn't tell the police about the alleged confession because she wasn't an informer.