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First minister for all Northern Ireland cannot justify murder, says Donaldson

The DUP leader criticised comments by Michelle O’Neill that there was ‘no alternative’ to IRA violence.

The Independent UK

Latest attempt to restore Stormont powersharing ends in failure

The DUP again blocked the election of an Assembly speaker in protest at the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

Michelle O'Neill recalls being 'prayed over' as pregnant 16-year-old at Catholic school

Ms O'Neill also spoke about having had negative experiences with police growing up as the daughter of an ex-republican prisoner

Irish Mirror

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Michelle O’Neill recalls being ‘prayed over’ as a pregnant 16-year-old

She said attitudes at the Catholic grammar school she attended ‘were not the kindest’.

The Independent UK

Dublin beach slapped with swimming ban due to 'high level of E-coli'

E-coli infections are contagious and can be quite severe in young children

Dublin Live

Ireland's ethics watchdog SIPO rules out overhauling guidelines for political parties

Concerns were raised to the Standards in Public Office Commission after a British man left two million euros to Sinn Fein

Irish Mirror

Reconvened Stormont Assembly pays tribute to peace deal architect Lord Trimble

MLAs hailed the legacy of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning politician who died last week.

The Independent UK

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Sinn Féin TD Kathleen Funchion had to move back in with parents to save money for mortgage to buy own home

“We were really lucky that my parents had the space and they were welcoming and supportive."

Irish Mirror

Lord Trimble receives the respect in death he deserved in life, funeral told

Politicians from across the political divide gathered at Harmony Hill Presbyterian Church for the service for the former Ulster Unionist leader.

The Independent UK

Mary Lou McDonald lodges appeal against third phase of €500m Dublin city centre project

The latest phase of the scheme would see the demolition of buildings and structures at Moore Street and Moore Lane to make way for a new public plaza and six-storey building

Dublin Live

Call for healthcare staff working with homeless community to be exempt from parking fines

Those working for the Belfast Inclusion Health Service say they have paid out hundreds of pounds this year alone

Belfast Live

Edinburgh bar worker groped by politician on stag do while she served drinks

Cathal McLaughlin, 60, grabbed hold of the waitress and touched her ”hinder parts” as she served him and his friends drinks at the city’s Three Sisters pub last year.

Edinburgh Live

Books of condolence open for tributes to ‘architect of peace’ Lord Trimble

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

The Independent UK

Tributes paid to Northern Ireland peacemaker David Trimble

David Trimble helped end decades of violence in Northern Ireland by shunning his hardline unionist past and negotiating with a former foe in pursuit of a goal they both shared: Peace

The Independent UK

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Belfast Live

David Trimble’s journey from Drumcree hardliner to peace prize winner and leader

He famously declared: “We’ve done our bit. Mr Adams, it’s over to you. We’ve jumped, you follow.”

The Independent UK

David Trimble, architect of N Ireland peace deal, dies at 77

David Trimble, a former first minister of Northern Ireland who won the Nobel Peace Prize for helping end decades of conflict in the region, has died at 77

The Independent UK

David Trimble’s journey from hardliner to first minister

The former leader of the Ulster Unionist Party has died at the age of 77.

Irish Mirror

Sinn Fein could take more than 30% of vote in Northern Ireland, poll suggests

It comes amid speculation that a fresh election may be called if the Assembly cannot be restored

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Belfast Live

Hundreds march to call for action after drugs-related deaths in Belfast

There were calls for accessible services to support the vulnerable as well as safe consumption rooms for drugs.

The Independent UK

White balloons released as hundreds march to mark drugs-related deaths

Fifteen people have died in Belfast in what have been described as drugs-related deaths since the start of June.

Belfast Live

Sinn Fein MLA Orlaithi Flynn shares pregnancy joy to 'give others hope or comfort'

"Our miracle came true and yesterday we found out the most special news"

Irish Mirror

Change of UK leader could herald 'new start' in Brussels-London relationship, says Simon Coveney

'We hope that the new prime minister won’t pursue a strategy of breaking international law and breaking their word to Ireland and the EU'

Dublin Live

Mum of Shamrock Rovers fan arrested in Bulgaria 'worried sick' for her son

Tallaght man Daniel Fulham is currently in jail after Bulgarian border officials wrongly accused him of carrying a fake passport

Dublin Live

Mary Lou McDonald plays tribute to Dublin GAA player and says Irish immigrants are being ‘let down’ in Australia speech

Ms McDonald spoke of the Irish in Australia who were "robbed of a life" at home

Belfast Live

Michelle O’Neill to brief US politicians in Washington on the need to restore Stormont

The Sinn Fein vice president will travel to the US on Monday for a series of meetings

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