Sinn Fein to boycott White House St Patrick’s Day celebrations over Trump’s Gaza comments
The First Minister of Northern Ireland and other Sinn Fein leaders will boycott St Patrick’s Day celebrations at the White House over Donald Trump’s call to displace Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.
New rules have been introduced to prevent Northern Ireland from being used as a route to smuggle international food products ...
The British and Irish governments will explore whether to have talks with paramilitary groups that are still active and ...
The Ireland Funds, a global philanthropic network, has announced that last year it provided over 1,250 grants to more 330 ...
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Northern Ireland civil engineering consultancy 'excited about the future' following £1.3m boost to expand and grow its salesAM Consulting Engineers is set to grow its sales in Ireland, GB and the Middle East with a £1.3 million investment, including ...
My family is Irish, and I pretty much know the country like the back of my hand after decades of visits. Beyond Dublin, go to ...
Northern Ireland manager Tanya Oxtoby says she sees nurturing young talent as a key part of her role as her side prepare to ...
A slackening of activity in the farmland market in some UK regions is being felt less keenly in parts of Northern Ireland ...
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Asked if immigrants are good for the economy and culture, the positive responses were 31 per cent from unionists, 38 per cent ...
Southerly winds are expected to increase through Sunday morning, peaking late morning to early afternoon with gusts of ...
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