Londonderry and Northern Ireland News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Londonderry and Northern Ireland. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
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Republican 'silent' over murder
The alleged commander of the Continuity IRA in mid-Ulster refused to answer police questions about the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll, a court hears. |
Holland killer convicted over gun
A man jailed for murdering west Belfast greengrocer Harry Holland is convicted of having an imitation gun three months before the killing. |
McGuinness call over bomb victim
The parents of a schoolboy killed in an IRA bomb in Londonderry almost 40 years ago say they believe Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness knows who was involved. |
RAAD behind Andrew Allen murder
A group calling itself Republican Action Against Drugs, say they murdered Londonderry man Andrew Allen in Buncrana, County Donegal. |
New arthritis test is developed
A County Antrim company and the University of Ulster are co-operating on a £1m project which could help treat those suffering from arthritis. |
Man held over cemetery vandalism
A 23-year-old man is arrested after an incident in which a stolen car was used to drive over headstones in Antrim cemetery last year. |
Teacher 'discriminated against'
A teacher at Larne Grammar School has been awarded more than £5,000 after a tribunal found she was the victim of indirect sex discrimination. |
Driver who killed friend jailed
A Magherafelt motorist who caused the death of his best friend when he crashed into a field has been sentenced to three years imprisonment. |
Woman's car attacked in Strabane
A Strabane woman said she feared she was going to be killed after a man climbed on top of her car when she was stopped at traffic lights. |
Irish government's 3bn euros sale
The Irish government reveals its plans to sell off 3bn euros of state assets, including Firmus Energy which supplies gas to Northern Ireland. |
Paxman in row over famine comment
BBC presenter Jeremy Paxman is at the centre of a row for saying that former prime minister Tony Blair should never have apologised for Britain's role in the Irish potato famine. |
Property firm in administration
A property firm which once planned a huge marina development on Strangford Lough is placed into administration by Bank of Ireland. |
Job cuts firm won £18m contract
HCL, the call centre operator which is laying off 250 workers in Northern Ireland, recently won a £18m contract from the executive, the BBC learns. |
VIDEO: Winning streak
A County Londonderry newsagent sells a hat-trick of winning National Lottery tickets over the past few years. |
VIDEO: HET La Mon investigation 'sloppy'
Three of the families of victims of the La Mon House Hotel bombing have said they are deeply disappointed at the findings of an Historical Enquiries Team (HET) report into what happened. |
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