Northern Ireland

The Greenvale Hotel investigation, and health service waiting list figures, feature in the NI newspapers.

The UK government appoints panel of experts to advise on ways to avoid a hard border after Brexit.

Jamaican goalkeeper Nicole McClure plays for Sion Swifts against Crusaders a day after making her Women's World Cup debut in France.

Bellarena Primary School in Magilligan will close on Friday because of a lack of pupils.

A newcomer is classed as a pupil who does not initially speak the same language as their teacher.

Ian Withers wants police to rule him out as a suspect in the 1985 shooting of Gerard Hoarau in London.

Ian Withers wants police to rule him out as a suspect in the 1985 shooting of Gerard Hoarau in London.

A report has found cultural stereotyping of computer users as "male, socially awkward and intense" has led to a low number of girls in NI studying computing.

Glentoran replace Linfield Ladies at the top of the Women's Premiership thanks to a 7-0 victory over Derry City on Wednesday night.

The owner of the Greenvale Hotel in Cookstown appears in court in Dungannon.

Ten homes were evacuated after the device was found in Roseleigh Street in north Belfast.

Local people made their case for a hyper-acute stroke unit to be located in Enniskillen.

Mr Ogle died after he was stabbed and beaten near his home in Cluan Place off the Albertbridge Road.

Donegal boss Declan Bonner insists an Ulster Championship medal remains just as important today as during his playing career.

World Rugby abandons its plans for a new Nations Championship - backed by £6.1bn over 12 years - after failing to gain support from unions.

Dennis Rodgers, 43, fell down a hole on an excavation site in Rathfriland, County Down.

Francis Hughes killed Graham Tobin in County Monaghan after watching a Conor McGregor fight.

Jean Smyth-Campbell's death in west Belfast will be examined by the chief constable of Bedfordshire.

The youth, who can not be named because of his age, is charged in connection to rioting in Londonderry

Ireland women's captain Laura Delany returns to their limited-overs squads for their Zimbabwe series, just four weeks after fracturing an ankle.