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The Latest Breaking News from Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland woman on how a week of intensity with Wim Hof changed her life

"With every step that I took, I thought 'I am going to die here'."

Belfast Live

Tony Mowbray says Northern Ireland's right-back must be 'some player' to play ahead of Trai Hume

Sunderland boss Tony Mowbray has been hugely impressed with Trai Hume since he broke into the side

Chronicle Live

'Disgust' at failure to fund Derry Women's Centre after European money replacement debacle

The Women's Centre has been supporting women in Derry for a decade

Belfast Live

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The Earth's Corr: Stormont is back - and climate, clean air, retrofitting, active travel and nature is top of the agenda

They just couldn’t take the pressure any more knowing the horrors they are inflicting on children, the vulnerable and pensioners

Belfast Live

Met Office weather warning in place for parts of Northern Ireland

The Yellow warning is in place until midnight

Belfast Live

First female chief executive in over 200 years at NI Chamber reflects on 15 years at the helm

Ann McGregor believes dedicated 'fund' should target areas such as Derry for inward investment

Belfast Live

Weekend weather forecast as Northern Ireland records one of wettest Marches on record

Here's the latest outlook for the coming days

Belfast Live

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Healthcare strike called off as Secretary of State agrees to meet unions

Members of Unison and NIPSA were due to take industrial action next week

Belfast Live

Eileen Evason obituary

Other lives: Northern Ireland academic, social justice campaigner and benefits expert

The Guardian - UK

Poll: 73% say change Stormont rules to restore power-sharing without DUP

Almost half think the DUP will "never" return to power-sharing following the Windsor Framework deal

Belfast Live

Netanyahu is leading a coup against his own country. But the threat is not only to Israel

As one door slid open for Northern Ireland 25 years ago, another was sliding shut for Israel and Palestine – and disaster followed, writes Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The Guardian - UK

'He isn't daft...' - Graeme Souness on why Michael O'Neill 'fancied' Northern Ireland return

"It is an easy thing to say 'you should never go back'. Michael is not daft..."

Belfast Live

School children protest outside Northern Ireland Office over education funding cuts

The Cost of Living Crisis is already having a huge impact on schools, pupils and their parents

Belfast Live

England hit by wettest March in more than 40 years – Met Office

Figures show Wales and Northern Ireland also had one of their top 10 wettest Marches on record.

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Northern Ireland healthcare workers pause strike action after talks announced

Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris and the Department of Health have agreed to meet representatives next week.

Belfast Live

New Northern Ireland away kit takes inspiration from Giant's Causeway

Adidas say all the kits "tell the story of Northern Ireland’s land and sea through colour"

Belfast Live

ESF funding announcement welcomed 'but does not go far enough' community sector says

"There needs to be a clear direction in how we are supporting vulnerable young people"

Belfast Live

Striking NI health care workers call for pay justice at City Hall protest rally

Northern Ireland is the only region in the UK where healthcare workers have not received a pay offer

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Belfast Live

European Social Fund: Around 100 NI groups to benefit from UK fund to replace EU support

The news comes the day before financial support provided by the European Social Fund comes to an end due as a consequence of Brexit

The Independent UK

Around 100 Northern Ireland groups to benefit from UK fund to replace EU support

The announcement came 24 hours after European Social Fund cash was due to run out.

Birmingham Post

Delegation of Northern Ireland tech firms head to US and Canada

They will visit Atlanta, Georgia and Toronto

Birmingham Post

Accountants' body calls for restoration of devolution to tackle business challenges

Chartered Accountants Ulster Society said businesses are ready to help politicians get the economy back on an upward trajectory

Birmingham Post

Northern Ireland hotel sector bounces back from Covid but cost pressures weigh

Total number of hotel rooms set to break up through 10,000 in 2024

Belfast Live

Lisburn mum with autistic son encourages public's kindness and patience

"We're not getting better that way, the waiting lists are atrocious, we're almost going backwards."

Belfast Live

DUP accused of electioneering after making UDR proposal at Belfast City Hall

A motion is forwarded celebrating 50th anniversary of women in the regiment

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