Ministers of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI) have received an anonymous email following recent revelations in Sunday Life and the Belfast Telegraph.

A community in Co Down has been "shaken and upset deeply" by an attack on a priest and the death of a man at the weekend, a senior cleric has said.

A Belfast man allegedly beat his ex-partner so severely with a plank of wood that her wounds were at risk of being infected by gangrene, a court heard today.

The family of a woman killed in the Bayardo pub bombing have said it is “depressing” and “disgusting” that the leader of the attack was lauded at a Feile an Phobail event.

Results from a public consultation have revealed which of Belfast’s most popular parks had public support for 24-hour opening times — and which did not.

Former X-Factor presenter Dermot O’Leary is returning to Northern Ireland this week as filming begins on the second series of his popular food and travelling programme.

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Progressive Building Society is throwing its support behind Northern Ireland’s booming housing sector by sponsoring the Residential Development of the Year category at the 2025 Belfast Telegraph ...

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At David Scott, Tile, Bath & Stone, we have always believed that great design is about more than aesthetics — it is about vision, innovation and the ability to shape spaces that inspire. That’s why we ...