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Maurice Devenney claims the Garda car was observed travelling on the Lurganboy Road on the northern side of the border in the last few days and was "almost into Castlederg"

Consensus can be elusive in a place as deeply divided as Northern Ireland, but the death of its inaugural first minister, David Trimble, has prompted warm tributes from across the political spectrum. The region’s three main newspapers each ran the very same headline on their front pages: “A man of…

She said she would continue to be out and about, albeit with the help of a crutch

Lord Trimble, who jointly won the Nobel Peace Prize along with late SDLP leader John Hume, died on Monday following an illness.

Unionist politician who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement and served as the first minister of Northern Ireland

Death of Northern Ireland’s inaugural first minister inspires rare solidarity as role in ending the Troubles is hailed

"A leader of courage, vision, and principle whose lifetime of service helped bring peace to Northern Ireland"

The DUP leader also said that all unionists must recognise that consensus politics and powersharing, as supported by Lord Trimble, is the way forward for Northern Ireland

The 77-year-old peer and ex-leader of the Ulster Unionist Party, who has died following an illness, was one of the principal architects of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement

Belfast (AFP) - Tony Blair and Bill Clinton have praised the political and personal courage underpinning David Trimble's contribution to peace in Northern Ireland following the former first minister's death.

Lord Trimble, who was instrumental in the negotiation of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, died on Monday aged 77.