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Londonderry and Northern Ireland News
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Sinn Féin knew of McMonagle references last year, says charity
The party has faced criticism over references provided for a man accused of child sex offences.
Stormont 'not as good as it gets', says Hanna
Claire Hanna addresses her party conference for the first time as leader, replacing Colum Eastwood.
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after prison death
Gardaí say a man in his 40s has died after an incident in Cloverhill Prison on Saturday morning.
Belfast to the Bahamas: The cruise, the cat and the catch
The story of the cruise liner marooned in Belfast and the passengers who made the city their home.
Glenavon defeat Ports as Ballymena, Carrick & Crues win
Glenavon strike late to beat derby rivals Portadown 2-1 while table-topping Ballymena United, mangerless Carrick Rangers and Crusaders also chalk up victories.
Linfield will 'investigate further' after Sule alleges racial abuse
Linfield say they will "investigate further" after Glentoran's Fuad Sule alleges that he was subject to racial abuse at the end of the game between the sides at Windsor Park.
A 'painful' Autumn statement and a 'bright' Irish budget
With Ireland announcing a "hopeful" budget, the contrast with the looming UK budget is stark.
Clan na Gael, Trillick and Cushendall earn victories
Clan na Gael, Trillick and Cushendall are among the winners on a busy weekend of senior club action.
BBC Radio Ulster wins three golds at IMRO awards
Chris Buckler, William Crawley and John Toal all won golds at the IMROs in Kilkenny.
Service to mark 50 years since Guildford pub bombings
Five people were killed and 65 injured when the IRA blew up two pubs in Guildford on 5 October 1974.
Search resumes for missing man after kayak found
The man was reported missing off the western Irish coast on Thursday evening.
Ulster lose heavily to Bulls in URC encounter
The Bulls score seven tries as they defeat Ulster 47-21 in the URC game between the sides in Pretoria on Saturday.
Warning of delays due to Sydenham Bypass works
Heavy congestion was being caused on the first weekend of major roadworks as part of a £3.8m scheme.
Boy's injuries consistent with abuse, murder trial told
Craig Rowland denies murdering his son Lewis as he stands trial in Belfast.
Prince Edward meets young people in Crawfordsburn
Prince Edward has been hearing from participants completing their Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
'Gay people were living in fear' - play marks 50 years of helpline
The play brings to life a collection of real-life phone calls and letters submitted in the 1970s.
A great challenge, a great opportunity - Larne's new reality awaits
As Larne prepare to break new ground for Northern Irish clubs in Europe, BBC Sport speaks to influential defender Tomas Cosgrove
Northern Ireland weather forecast
The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.
Duke of Edinburgh meets young award participants
Prince Edwards meets young people taking part in Duke of Edinburgh and President's awards.
50 years of NI gay befriending helpline
The play brings to life a collection of real-life phone calls and letters submitted in the 1970s.
'This ship is home for the next 15 years'
The BBC spoke to passengers before boarding the cruise ship that left Belfast on Monday night but remains anchored nearby.
Cruise ship passenger ready to live her dream life
Holly Hennessey, from Florida, has been travelling with her six-year-old Siamese cat, Captain.
BBC Newsline signed summary
A signed summary of BBC Newsline.
Candystripes defeat Bohs to make FAI Cup decider
Michael Duffy helps himself to a magnificent double as Derry City book their place in the FAI Cup final with a 2-0 win over Bohemians at Dalymount Park.
Woman's conviction for murdering soldier overturned
Pauline McLaughlin was convicted in 1978 of eight offences including the murder of a soldier in Derry.
Condemnation after 'threats' to Irish language class
Cara Hunter condemned the threats over the Irish language class, describing them as 'appalling'.
Stormont could take on cost of Derry airport
It costs Derry City and Strabane District Council around £3.45m each year to fund the airport.
Vandals force cancellation of greyhound racing
Derry and Strabane council say there have been a number of incidents at the Brandywell Greyhound Track.
Martian sand can be used to build in space, Dublin scientists find
Researchers made bricks that could form the basis for future extra terrestrial settlements.
'Rather small earthquake' in County Donegal
Donegal itself is a hotbed of seismic activity and school equipment often picks up seismic activity.
Two women charged over ?1.4m gold bullion seizure
The women were charged with counts of possession of proceeds of criminal conduct and money laundering.
Irish budget repeats 'boom-to-bust' mistakes, watchdog warns
Finance Minister Jack Chambers announced a budget package of spending increases and tax cuts on Tuesday.
Irish government announces tax cuts in pre-election budget
In July, Jack Chambers pledged ?1.4bn in tax measures and new expenditure of ?6.9bn
Man in court over £1.2m gold bullion seizure
Farhats Bathijevs, 55, faces 10 charges after gold bars, cash and drugs were recovered in Dublin.
Ireland lose to hosts Canada in second WXV1 match
Ireland lose 21-8 to hosts Canada in Vancouver in their second match of the WXV1 tournament.
Glenavon defeat Ports as Ballymena, Carrick & Crues win
Glenavon strike late to beat derby rivals Portadown 2-1 while table-topping Ballymena United, mangerless Carrick Rangers and Crusaders also chalk up victories.
Ulster lose heavily to Bulls in URC encounter
The Bulls score seven tries as they defeat Ulster 47-21 in the URC game between the sides in Pretoria on Saturday.
Linfield will 'investigate further' after Sule alleges racial abuse
Linfield say they will "investigate further" after Glentoran's Fuad Sule alleges that he was subject to racial abuse at the end of the game between the sides at Windsor Park.
Ulster must 'now settle into the league' - Murphy
Ulster head coach Richie Murphy says his side must now settle into some consistent league form after suffering a 47-21 loss to the Bulls in Pretoria.
Clan na Gael, Trillick and Cushendall earn victories
Clan na Gael, Trillick and Cushendall are among the winners on a busy weekend of senior club action.
Leinster defeat Benetton to continue winning start
Leinster continue their winning start to the URC season as they score five tries in a comprehensibe 35-5 win over Benetton at Stadio di Monigo.
Munster see off Ospreys for second win of URC season
Munster record their second United Rugby Championship victory of the season as they beat Ospreys 23-0 in dreadful conditions at Virgin Media Park.
Watch: Sky Blues beat Loughgall to go top of the table
Watch highlights as Ballymena United beat Loughgall 4-1 at the Showgrounds.
McIlroy 12 shots behind leader Hatton at Dunhill
Tyrrell Hatton equals the course record on the Old Course at St Andrews by carding a 61 to take the lead of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Highlights: Carrick see off lacklustre Cliftonville
Watch highlights as Carrick Rangers beat Cliftonville 2-0 in the Irish Premiership.
Watch: Last-gasp Glenavon beat Ports in Mourneview derby
David McDaid scores a late winner to give Glenavon a 2-1 victory over derby rivals Portadown in Lurgan.
Postlethwaite among changes for Western Force game
Emerging Ireland head coach Simon Easterby makes a raft of changes for Sunday's game against Western Force, with centre Jude Postlethwaite drafted in.
Watch: Crues hold on to edge Coleraine at Seaview
Watch highlights as Crusaders beat Coleraine 2-1 at Seaview.
Linfield 'outworked and outfought' by Glentoran - Healy
Linfield manager David Healy describes his side's second-half performance in Friday night's derby defeat to Glentoran as "rubbish", adding he "can't accept" how his side appeared to lack fighting spirit.
Candystripes defeat Bohs to make FAI Cup decider
Michael Duffy helps himself to a magnificent double as Derry City book their place in the FAI Cup final with a 2-0 win over Bohemians at Dalymount Park.
Highlights: Glens find form at Windsor to beat Linfield
Goals from Jay Donnelly, Frankie Hvid and Cameron Palmer see Glentoran beat Linfield in first 'Big Two' derby of the Irish Premiership season
Watch: Nations League good for young NI squad - O'Neill
Michael O'Neill names his squad for next week's Uefa Nations League double-header against Belarus and Bulgaria with the manager believing the competition is beneficial for his young squad.
Watch: Larne 'should have been braver' in Molde defeat - Lynch
Larne manager Tiernan Lynch says his side "should have been braver" in their historic European debut, which ended in a 3-0 defeat by Molde.
'There's no better place to get everyone together and talking'
Rory McIlroy says "change is needed" in golf as the PGA's Jay Monahan and Saudi Arabia?s PIF chief Yasir Al-Rumayyan prepare to play together at the Dunhill Links Championship.
All you need to know as Larne get ready for history
From Inver Park drama to Erling Haaland, BBC Sport NI takes a look at Larne's historic night in the Uefa Conference League.
Watch: Holders Linfield progress with Dundela win
BetMcLean Cup holders Linfield progress to the second round with a 3-0 win away to Dundela.
Ireland score late to snatch shock win over New Zealand
Watch highlights as Ireland secure a sensational last-gasp 29-27 win over world champions New Zealand in their opening WXV1 match in Vancouver.
Behind closed doors Belarus game 'not ideal' - O'Neill
Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill says their behind-closed-doors Uefa Nations League game against Belarus will "have the feel of a fixture played during Covid".
Former All-Star Downey still loving football at 44
Down's 2008 All-Star Michaela Downey returned to club football this year at the age of 44 and might be persuaded to continue playing in 2025.
Larne better for having 'monkey off the back' - Lynch
Larne manager Tiernan Lynch believes his side will be better for the experience of their Uefa Conference League opener.
Ward revelling in Emerging Ireland tour experience
Sevens Olympian Zac Ward was delighted with his try-scoring display in Emerging Ireland's opening tour win over the Pumas in Bloemfontein.
'We're frustrated, but we can compete at this level'
Larne captain Tomas Cosgrove was left "frustrated" after Thursday's defeat by Molde, but believes the Irish Premiership champions can "compete at this level".
Ireland have 'turned the page' on New Zealand win
Ireland defence coach Hugh Hogan says the squad have "turned the page" on Sunday's shock WXV1 victory over New Zealand.
'World is available' to Larne on European debut - Bruce
Owner Kenny Bruce says "the world is available" to Larne ahead of their historic debut in the Uefa Conference League.
'What a journey it's been' - King reflects on tenure
Stuart King reflects on his time at the helm at Carrick Rangers after parting ways with the Irish Premiership club on Tuesday night.
Lynch has 'unfinished business' with Larne
Larne manager Tiernan Lynch says he has 'unfinished business' with the Irish Premiership champions as he prepares for the league stage of the Uefa Conference League after withdrawing from the race to manage St Johnstone.
A great challenge, a great opportunity - Larne's new reality awaits
As Larne prepare to break new ground for Northern Irish clubs in Europe, BBC Sport speaks to influential defender Tomas Cosgrove
The night Haaland 'didn't get a kick' against Glenavon in 2018
Ahead of Larne's European debut against Molde, BBC Sport NI revisits the last time the Norwegian side faced Northern Irish opposition with a certain Erling Haaland in the side.
Who could replace King as Carrick Rangers manager?
BBC Sport NI takes a look at some of the options to become Carrick Rangers' new manager, following the departure of Stuart King on Tuesday.
Linfield win a reward for Glentoran fans - Devine
Glentoran boss Declan Devine believes Friday night's 3-1 victory over Linfield sets the "standard" for his side moving forward.
South Africa beat Ireland to secure series victory
Tristan Stubbs hits an unbeaten maiden one-day international century as South Africa defeat Ireland by 174 runs Dhabi to seal a series win in Abu Dhabi.
Linfield put 10 past Larne to seal third place
Cora Chambers hits a hat-trick as Linfield hammer Larne 10-0 to secure third place in the Women's Premiership.
Late Forde kick clinches Connacht win against Scarlets
Cathal Forde's 78th minute penalty gives Connacht a thrilling 24-23 United Rugby Championship victory against Scarlets in Llanelli.
Find out Rodney McAree's Irish Premiership predictions
Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree gives BBC Sport NI his score predictions for this week's Irish Premiership fixtures
Watch: King reacts to eighth successive league defeat
Carrick Rangers boss Stuart King reacts to his side's eighth successive league defeat, a 4-0 loss against Dungannon Swifts at Stangmore Park.
Watch: NI could still play a role in Euro 2028 - Nelson
Irish FA chief executive Patrick Nelson says its aim is to have "as big as part as we possibly can" for Northern Ireland in Euro 2028 after Casement Park was ruled out as a venue.
Fans react to Casement Park funding decision
Football supporters in Northern Ireland give their reaction to the news that the UK Government will not provide the extra funding required to ensure the reconstruction of Casement Park for the Euro 2028 finals.
Watch: Cooked dinners & own bed - McIlroy 'excited to be home' for Irish Open
Rory McIlroy says he is "excited" to be home in Northern Ireland as he prepares to compete in the Irish Open at Royal County Down.
Watch the highlights as Larne make European history
Watch highlights as Larne defeat Lincoln Red Imps 4-3 on aggregate to become the first Irish League side ever to progress to the group phase of a European club competition.
Four migrants including boy die in Channel
A two-year-old boy's body was found on a migrant boat in the English Channel, French authorities say.
Spiking victims 'let down' by emergency services
Two women say they were discouraged from going to the police and made to feel it was their fault.
Man arrested over acid attack on schoolgirl released on bail
A 14-year-old girl suffered "potentially life-changing" injuries in the attack in London.
Thousands take part in pro-Palestinian march
Protesters in London have called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and an end to the Middle East conflict.
Prison isn't working for women, ministers say. Can it be fixed?
People with experience of the criminal justice system discuss how it can be reformed for female offenders.
'Rightmove is my porn' - the addiction to online property search
Why are we so obsessed with looking at houses for sale online?
New Bridget Jones film very sad, says Hugh Grant
The actor also said there was "no obvious role" for him in the film, but they "crammed me in".
Human remains found under sheltered housing patio
Police say the remains found during building work are "very old".
Scottish family anger after mum blocked from fleeing Lebanon
Nadia Ayoub McCulloch was turned away by officials as she does not have a UK passport or visa.
Death investigated at troubled children's ward
Chloe Longster died in November 2022 after arriving at hospital with chest pain and flu-like symptoms.
Horror injury strongman 'may never compete again'
Dan Jones talks about his recovery after ripping his patellar tendons while carrying 80kg in a race.
Two children, aged 4 and 6, injured by four dogs
A woman is in custody after being arrested on suspicion of having dogs dangerously out of control.