What&#x27;s happening across Northern Ireland

BangorBelfast Telegraph22h ago

‘We’re doing our own thing but alongside each other’: Businesswomen team up to build unique ‘hub’ in Bangor

Sisters Hannah and Jennifer and friend Morgan each bring their own area of expertise to Cindy’s

BelfastNews Letter (Belfast)23h ago

Northern Ireland suffers second night of unrest as rioters attack police

Northern Ireland saw a second night of unrest with police using water cannons on rioters, as the Belfast stabbing attack victim's family said they were "disgusted" by the disorder.

BelfastBelfast Live1d ago

Belfast victim Stephen Ogilvie’s family issue update on his condition and slam 'disgusting' riots

The family said they have been left “feeling disgusted” by the recent disorder as they issue on fresh update on Stephen Ogilvie’s condition

BelfastBelfast Telegraph1d ago

Family of Belfast stabbing victim ‘disgusted’ at scenes of rioting

Police deploy water cannon on rioters in latest disorder after Belfast stabbing

Police have deployed water cannons on protesters in Co Antrim after they were pelted with bricks in the latest disorder following the Belfast knife attack.

Missiles thrown at officers in Newtownabbey as disorder is also reported in Londonderry

Riot police have deployed water cannons against demonstrators who lit fires and threw projectiles at police to the north of Belfast.

Police alert as fires lit on Derry road in second night of protests

Materials have been set alight on a road in Derry during a second night of anti-immigrant protests in the city.

Government should ‘stop using X or stop moaning about it’ – security expert

The Government should “stop using X or stop moaning about it” amid criticism of Elon Musk and social media’s role in violence in Belfast, a security expert has said.

X and others contacted by watchdog over Belfast ‘civil unrest incited online’

Social media platform X is among those to have been contacted by the communications regulator about online content potentially linked to scenes of violence in Belfast.

BelfastBelfast Live1d ago

Two men remanded in custody on riot charges after Belfast disorder

It follows disorder that flared on Tuesday evening.

Consulate General of India to celebrate International Day of Yoga with The Art of Living in Derry

The Consulate General of India, Belfast, in collaboration with The Art of Living, will host a special community celebration of the International Day of Yoga in Derry on Saturday, July 4.

RQIA reports on Altnagelvin staff and patient concern over pathway for Fermanagh emergency surgery patients

An inspection at Altnagelvin and the South West Acute Hospital has called for improvements to pathways for patients being transferred to Derry for Emergency General Surgery (EGS) amid reported concern

£5m to expand Derry's DEEDS to help transform dementia support across UK

Derry based community‑led organisation Health for Life has received almost £5 million of life-changing funding from The National Lottery Community Fund to expand an innovative dementia support program

Kainos to Create 32 high‑paid tech jobs in Derry

The First Minister, deputy First Minister and Economy Minister have announced that 32 new jobs will be created at Kainos in Derry over the next three years as part of the company’s plans to expand its

IN PICTURES: St Columba's Day celebrations in Derry

Pictured are people marking St Columba’s Feast Day on Tuesday, June 9, at the Long Tower parish in the city.

Unite Against Hate rally to be staged in Derry this weekend

A Unite Against Hate rally is to be staged in Derry city centre this weekend in response to the targeted violence witnessed in the north over recent days.

Violent rioting in Portadown and Lurgan branded 'senseless' as some businesses to close and Translink services to halt amid fears of further unrest

Violence across Portadown and Lurgan following the brutal knife attack in north Belfast has been described as ‘senseless’ and ‘despicable’.

LurganLurgan Mail1d ago

PortadownLurgan Mail1d ago

Violent rioting in Portadown and Lurgan branded 'senseless' as some businesses to close and Translink services to halt amid fears of further unrest

Violence across Portadown and Lurgan following the brutal knife attack in north Belfast has been described as ‘senseless’ and ‘despicable’.

Derry's Alannah Kerrigan on how audiences 'are craving authenticity now more than ever'

Derry woman Alannah Kerrigan hopes those who view and listen to her content ‘feel seen and less alone in the chaos of real life.’

'She is an original girl in green': Fiona Harrigan-Stewart announced as new Principal of Derry's St Cecilia's College

Mrs Fiona Harrigan-Stewart has been confirmed as the new Principal of St Cecilia’s College by the Board of Governors.

Michael Duffy hails Gerry ‘Doc’ Doherty as a True Giant of NW Football

Derry City captain pays tribute to the grassroots football pioneer who helped shape the careers of some of the region’s biggest names following the launch of the 2026 O’Neills Foyle Cup

PortadownNews Letter (Belfast)2d ago

Belfast homes on fire and police car set alight in Portadown: Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly calls for calm as violence flares

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has appealed for calm following outbreaks of violence in several parts of Northern Ireland.

PortadownLurgan Mail2d ago

Portadown Boots pharmacy building to be turned into apartments

ABC Planning officers have approved plans for the conversion of a vacant Boots pharmacy unit in Portadown into apartments.

PortadownNews Letter (Belfast)3d ago

Legendary manager looks beyond Irish League to long-standing target for first signing with right 'ability, talent and desire'

David Jeffrey has praised the “ability, talent and desire” key to Rhys Breen on board as the first signing under the recently-appointed Portadown manager.

Lurgan woman jailed after appeal dismissed over repeated breaches of animal ban

A Lurgan woman who admitted repeated breaches of a court order barring her from having anything to do with animals, has been jailed after a judge dismissed her appeal.

LurganLurgan Mail3d ago

PortadownLurgan Mail3d ago

Co Armagh solicitor is finalist for Criminal Law Firm/Lawyer of the Year category at LEAP Irish Law Awards 2026 in Dublin

Portadown native Owen Beattie is a finalist in the Criminal Law Firm/Lawyer of the Year category in the prestigious LEAP Irish Law Awards 2026.

Londonderry: Police treating fire at derelict building as arson

A fire at a derelict building in Londonderry is now being treated as arson by the police. It's a concerning development for the community, and we'll be keeping a close eye on any updates from the PSNI.

LondonderryBBC3d ago

PortadownLurgan Mail4d ago

50 of the best photos from Portadown's annual Youth Parade

Portadown town centre was packed on Sunday afternoon for this year’s annual Youth Parade.

Male arrested following 'suspicious activity' in Lurgan

A male was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of a Class A controlled drug after police noticed suspicious activity in Lurgan earlier this week.

LurganLurgan Mail4d ago

LurganNews Letter (Belfast)4d ago

Lurgan Show 2026 – a tremendous showcase for livestock excellence and community spirit

The country came to town for Lurgan Show, with rain showers failing to dampen the spirits of exhibitors, sponsors and spectators who turned out to support the annual event.

Lurgan Show 'a tremendous showcase for agriculture, food, equestrian excellence and community spirit'

The country came to town for Lurgan Show on Saturday, with rain showers failing to dampen the spirits of exhibitors, sponsors and spectators who turned out to support the annual event.

LurganLurgan Mail4d ago

PortadownLurgan Mail4d ago

Portadown councillor one of the 'Ladies with Letters' as ABC Council hits out at lack of public inquiry over smear test 'scandal'

The Health Minister’s decision to rule out a public inquiry into failings in NI’s cervical screening service, which caused great distress to around 17,500 women in the Southern HSC Trust area, was wid

PortadownLurgan Mail4d ago

Maintenance concerns raised over Portadown's Kernan and Seagoe cemeteries including gates which haven't been painted 'in more than 18 years'

Portadown Councillor Julie Flaherty has praised maintenance staff for stepping in to improve the appearance of Kernan Cemetery on the back of the many complaints she had received on the subject, and s

PortadownLurgan Mail5d ago

17 happy photos from the Drumcree family fun day in Portadown

The Drumcree family fun day, vintage vehicle rally and dog show proved a huge success on Saturday.

Co Armagh man, who was stuck at the railway gates in Lurgan, drove down the wrong side of the road towards train station 'at speed', Craigavon court hears

A Co Armagh man drove ‘at speed’ on the wrong side of the road in Lurgan after traffic was built up due to the railway gates being down, a court has heard.

LurganLurgan Mail5d ago

BangorBelfast Telegraph6d ago

Bangor-based bungalow offers privacy and convenient location for new owners

LurganBelfast Telegraph6d ago

Never mind the Buckfast

From ‘Lurgan champagne’ to ‘Stab-yer-pal’, how Buckfast became the most notorious bottle in Northern Ireland and Scotland

NewcastleNews Letter (Belfast)6d ago

Man, 31, charged following reported assault in seaside town

A man has been charged following a reported assault in Newcastle, Co Down, in the early hours of Friday morning.

LurganNews Letter (Belfast)6d ago

Presbyterian minister urges people to join Great March for Gaza from Lurgan to Omeath

A retired Banbridge presbyterian minister has urged people to join the 'Great March for Gaza' from Lurgan to Omeath tomorrow.

PortadownLurgan Mail6d ago

Portadown Southern Regional College apprentices aim for national finals after WorldSkills UK challenge

Southern Regional College (SRC) Apprentice students Zak Livingston (18) and Joshua Kerr (21), both from Portadown, have competed in the national qualifiers for WorldSkills UK.

DonaghadeeBelfast Live6d ago

Sarah Montgomery: Man pleads guilty to murder of pregnant woman in her Donaghadee home

Zak Hughes also admitted a charge of causing the destruction of her unborn child

Holstein UK Master Breeder Awards honour for owners of Portadown and Lurgan's Glasson and Kilvergan dairy herds

The owners of two dairy herds in Co Armagh have received prestigious awards from Holstein UK.

LurganLurgan Mail4 Jun

LondonderryColeraine Chronicle4 Jun

Unionists must unite behind single candidate in East Londonderry - Campbell

Big news for our East Londonderry area! It sounds like there's a call for unity among Unionists, with a focus on choosing a single candidate. We'll be keeping a close eye on how this develops for our local politics.

FivemiletownDungannon Council Planning4 Jun

Proposed Free Range Broiler Unit (20,000 Birds), Ancillary Building, 2 No. Meal Bins, Dirty Water Tank, Storm Attenua...

Proposed Free Range Broiler Unit (20,000 Birds), Ancillary Building, 2 No. Meal Bins, Dirty Water Tank, Storm Attenuation Tank & Associated Works

Needles linked to drug use found in car park

News from across County Londonderry today, with reports of needles being found in a car park in Limavady. The items have since been safely removed.

LondonderryBBC NI3 Jun

'I waited six years for a knee operation - you begin to think no-one cares'

It's a story that's sadly familiar for many across County Londonderry, with one local resident sharing their incredibly long wait for a vital knee operation. We're hearing about the frustration and the feeling of being overlooked after years of waiting for essential treatment.

LondonderryBBC NI3 Jun

DundonaldBelfast Live2 Jun

Lidl's first ever pub preparing to open in Dundonald - in photos

The retailer's first pub is expected to open later this month

What's On

JAKE O'KANE - SUBTLE AS A SLEDGEHAMMER Tour

Jake O'Kane's End of Year Review Show returns with sharp wit, fearless comedy and hilarious takes on a world that never stops testing our patience.

BallycastleSkiddle1 Jun

Whiteabbey Presbyterian to receive share of £200,000 repair fund for Northern Ireland’s historic churches

Great news for one of our own! Whiteabbey Presbyterian Church is set to benefit from a significant repair fund for historic churches across Northern Ireland. This vital funding will help preserve a cherished local landmark for generations to come.

WhiteabbeyMSN1 Jun

LurganNews Letter (Belfast)1 Jun

Training Solutions NI Announces Partnership with Lurgan Rugby and Cricket Club

Antrim based Training Solutions NI, Northern Ireland’s largest private training provider, is proud to announce a continued partnership with Lurgan Rugby and Cricket Club, reinforcing the company’s ong

CarryduffNews Letter (Belfast)1 Jun

Share Energy proud to support Carryduff Colts at Cross Community Cup

Share Energy was proud to support the hugely successful Cross Community Cup last weekend as hundreds of young footballers and their families gathered at the Lough Moss Centre in Carryduff for one of N

HolywoodNews Letter (Belfast)1 Jun

Double Time for Morrows as they pick up ‘Large Consultancy of the Year’ for the second year running

Leading strategic communications consultancy Morrow Communications, headquartered in Holywood, were crowned the 2026 ‘Large Consultancy of the Year’ at the PRCA DARE Awards held at The Merchant Hotel,

BallycastleMoyle Council Planning1 Jun

Variation of conditions 3 (Height of glazed balustrade of 1st floor balcony), 4 (Opaque finishes on 1st floor windows...

Variation of conditions 3 (Height of glazed balustrade of 1st floor balcony), 4 (Opaque finishes on 1st floor windows and 1st/2nd floor balconies) and 5 (Roof Terrace wall height) from 3 months to 12

BallycastleMoyle Council Planning1 Jun

Variation of conditions 3 (Height of glazed balustrade), 4 (Opaque finishes) and 5 (Roof Terrace wall height) from 3 ...

Variation of conditions 3 (Height of glazed balustrade), 4 (Opaque finishes) and 5 (Roof Terrace wall height) from 3 months to 12 months (LA01/2024/0688/F)

DundonaldCastlereagh Council Planning1 Jun

Conditions 23: Piling Risk Assessment - LA05/2024/0618/F.

DunmurryLurgan Mail29 May

Seat Leon driver told police he was disqualified and didn't have motor insurance, Lisburn court hears

A Lisburn judge has deferred sentence in the case of a Dunmurry man charged with driving offences.

BangorNews Letter (Belfast)29 May

Bangor seafront controversy: Pay-and-display cash revelation shows council 'irresponsibly short-sighted' to scrap Marine Gardens for car park, say campaigners

A council has been branded “irresponsibly short-sighted” over plans to scrap a park to build a car park, after revelations that it wouldn’t give up one of its existing facilities due to worries about