An Garda Síochána and the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) have been jointly investigating the murder.

Officers in the major investigation team are handling over three times the cases recommended, the Chief Constable said.

He condemned those who carried out the attack as ‘cowards’ and said dissident republican groups ‘have no support and nothing to offer’.

A woman was rescued from a house in Saintfield following the attack in the early hours of Wednesday.

Micheál Martin and Simon Harris have condemned the attempted proxy bomb attack in Lurgan on Monday.

Some 20 people had died in Northern Ireland in road collisions by March 31st, compared to 10 by the same date in 2025.

A food delivery driver was hijacked and forced to transport a bomb to Lurgan police station on Monday night.

Schwarzenegger, 78, said it was ‘unbelievable’ to be back in the city 60 years after his first visit.

Rolandas Kvederis, 49, was pronounced dead at the scene in Ranfurley Road on Thursday night.

A charity said it was one its members and a search and rescue dog which were targeted.

Sandro Tonali and Moise Kean scored second-half goals for the hosts.

From a last chance for some of the game's greatest players, and some smaller nations eyeing up a big shock, here is what you need to know ahead of Thursday's other games.

Stormont Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald said the new miscarriage leave and pay entitlements would come into effect from April 6th.

The woman was found at a property in the Summer Meadows Mews area of the city at around 10.20am.

Northern Ireland deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly met the president during a host of engagements in the US this week.

John Edward McNicholl (73) of Co Donegal and Seamus Christopher O'Kane of Co Meath are wanted in the UK

The deputy First Minister will lead the mission for Northern Ireland in the US capital this week in First Minister Michelle O’Neill’s absence.

The 82-mile St Patrick’s Way: The Pilgrim Walk has attracted visitors from across the world.

People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll said the action was anti-democratic.

Jim O’Callaghan was responding to criticism from the Creeslough families, who say he rejected a request for a further meeting.

The passing of the legislation will allow the start of a public inquiry into the institutions in Northern Ireland.

Emma Little-Pengelly said that stability in the Middle East ‘does not come from indulging extremism and terrorism’.

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn said records of visits to Hillsborough Castle are ‘disposed of’ after three to six years.

Those who suffered a permanent disablement during the Troubles and now live in England, Scotland or Wales are asked to apply.

Paul Givan has sent a letter to all school principals.

James Sefton, 65, and his wife, Ellen, 66, were killed when a booby trap device exploded under their car in Belfast.

Several hundred people travelled to Belfast to call for emergency general surgery services in Co Fermanagh.

The range of investments aims to develop tourism ties between the Wild Atlantic Way and the Causeway Coastal Route.

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher hailed the numbers at a time when the service is under-strength.

TUV MLA Timothy Gaston tabled a motion claiming it is ‘unjustifiable for public money to underwrite the scale of funding’ for the stadium.

Ulster Unionist Party leader Jon Burrows said that the Government of Ireland should state that its conduct during the Troubles was unjustified.

Isaac Koko, 32, with an address at Cromwell Road in the south of the city, appeared before Belfast Magistrates’ Court on Saturday charged with the murder.

No one was in the home at the time of the incident.

A 32-year-old man has been charged with murder following the death of a 33-year-old man on Wednesday.

Some roads leading to Dublin Airport were closed and several apartment block basements in north Dublin were flooded overnight.

Justice Patrick McGrath said that it would be disproportionate to order the surrender of Paul Lomas (41) to Northern Ireland,

Catherine Connolly is on day two of her three-day official visit to Northern Ireland.

Last Friday marked the 54th anniversary of Bloody Sunday.

Catherine Connolly said that across the island of Ireland there are ‘different aspirations for the future’ and an ‘unfinished story’.

Ms Connolly was greeted by First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly.

It will be the first visit to the region during Connolly’s presidency.

The incident happened at 8am on Tuesday.

MLAs have expressed support for a sports museum to create a ‘lasting legacy’ for Northern Ireland’s sporting heroes.