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D-Day 80th commemorations in NI and France
Events are being held in towns and cities across NI to mark the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings.
Irish D-Day Catholics ?owed great deal of gratitude?
Archbishop Eamon Martin says it is sad that many families do not talk about their relatives? war service.
No Derry Girls reunion on the horizon - Nicola Coughlan
Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan appears alongside co-star Luke Newton at a red carpet event in Dublin.
Doug Beattie denies unionist pact for election
UUP leader Doug Beattie denies making a pact with the DUP over candidates in the general election.
PSNI accessed journalists? phone data 320 times
The information is contained in 58-page report provided to the Northern Ireland Policing Board.
Royal Irish Regiment holds sunrise service on 80th anniversary of D-Day
Watch and follow live as events take place across northern France and the UK to remember the Normandy landings.
The View leaders? interviews: Doug Beattie and Jim Allister
UUP?s Doug Beattie and TUV?s Jim Allister feature in the latest leaders? interviews.
PSNI investigating deaths of man and woman
A man and woman in their 20s have died in the same area of Newry in the last week.
Junior doctors eye 'get-out plan' over conditions
The trust anticipates "minimal problems" launching a new IT system on the day junior doctors strike.
Police request fatal dog attack video is not shared
A 23-year-old woman from County Limerick died after being attacked by a dog on Wednesday.
Folk singer 'shot in face' by BB gun pellets
Cara Dillon was one of two people hit in Frome on Wednesday evening, police say
NI case in E.Coli outbreak 'linked to food item'
Some 113 people have become ill in recent weeks, the UK Health Security Agency says.
Falling debris 'narrowly missed' pedestrian
A section of the parapet above a gaming centre collapsed happened on Wellington Place this morning.
Two charged with assault over boat flag row
The incident is alleged to have happened in Beach Road of Portballintrae at 19:45 BST on Monday.
What did the papers say about D-Day?
Newspapers carried details of the Normandy invasion from as early as the evening of 6 June 1944.
Who's up and what's on BBC NI's election coverage
BBC NI has launched its 2024 Westminster election service, bringing continuous multi-platform coverage.
'It's damaging if women feel unsafe campaigning'
NI is "a poorer society" if women felt unsafe standing in the upcoming poll, BBC News NI is told.
Donaldson charges 'not a political story' - Robinson
Political opponents may use Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's charges for political gain, says the DUP leader.
Northern Ireland's key general election battlegrounds
Eighteen seats are up for grabs in Northern Ireland, but some may be more contested than others.
Red Lines
Mark Carruthers and guests assess two Westminster races ahead of the general election.
Red Lines
Mark Carruthers and guests assess three Westminster races ahead of the general election.
How filming Saving Private Ryan shook an Irish beach
Mark Huffam describes the terrifying experience of filming one of war cinema's iconic scenes.
'If we don't take on D-Day traditions, no one will'
Sixteen-year-old Ella Williams is among a group of Army cadets in Normandy paying tribute to the fallen.
The Irish lighthouse keeper who gave D-Day the go-ahead
Maureen Sweeney's weather report from Blacksod Lighthouse in Mayo helped persuade Allied commanders.
'I remember scenes of joy after D-Day success'
D-Day servicewoman Ada Chell remembers her suitor Robert Nicholson who died during the war.
Bringing D-Day's NI links to life in the classroom
When it comes to D-Day, there is no shortage of links to help it connect with NI students.
The American D-Day soldiers who left messages in a castle
Messages from World War Two American GIs can be still be found on the walls of an NI castle.
'I am a Derry man' - Montgomery and the Maiden City
There was one city Field Marshal Montgomery, the Allied commander on D-Day, felt truly close to home.
'I had to tell my kids mummy wasn't coming home'
Speaking on The GAA Social podcast, 2002 All-Ireland winner, Kevin McElvanna, talks about losing his wife and two friends in a car crash.
Boxing world champion Cacace visits home turf
Cacace was swarmed by many of the children telling him how they had recently joined local boxing clubs.
Peaky Blinders film starring Cillian Murphy confirmed
Oscar-winner Murphy is set to reprise his role as gangster Tommy Shelby in the Netflix adaptation.
Northern Ireland weather forecast
The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.
Child Benefit delay 'threw family into disarray'
About half a million people were left without the payment after a technical issue at HMRC.
What was the role of Northern Ireland soldiers on D-Day?
Hundreds of soldiers from Ireland lost their lives in the battles across northern France.
D-Day commemorations across NI and France
Events are being held across Northern Ireland and France to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
'Good skateboarding is effortless'
Northern Ireland is the first part of the UK to offer the sport as part of the PE curriculum at GCSE level.
'Please be aware of climate change, it's a real thing'
A man from Fiji says he wants to encourage people in NI to think about climate change.
I needed help - Furness on mental health struggles
Northern Ireland and Bristol City player Rachel Furness talks about her struggles with mental health, playing for Liverpool and returning from her self-imposed international exile.
Police witness in McKee trial 'watched gunman open fire'
The journalist died after being shot while observing rioting in the Creggan area of Derry in 2019.
Palestine protest sees US envoy change meeting plan
The special envoy's plan to meet the Magee campus taskforce in Derry was disrupted.
McCourt joins Glentoran as assistant manager
Former Northern Ireland international Paddy McCourt joins Irish Premiership side Glentoran as Declan Devine's assistant coach.
Woman to go on trial accused of £1m charity fraud
Wendy MacBean denies 25 charges when she worked for Foyle Youth And Community Association.
'I am a Derry man' - Montgomery and the Maiden City
There was one city Field Marshal Montgomery, the Allied commander on D-Day, felt truly close to home.
McDonald's loses EU trademark for chicken Big Macs
Other chains will be able to sell poultry-based "Big Macs" following a ruling by the European Court of Justice
Woman, 23, killed in County Limerick dog attack
A 23-year-old woman dies after being attacked by a dog at a house in County Limerick.
Jailed teacher's dad disrupts taoiseach's campaign
Enoch Burke's father and othe protesters heckled Simon Harris as he canvassed in County Mayo.
Ireland's emergency housing figures hit 14,000
Urgent action is needed to deal with Irish housing issues, a homelessness charity says.
Stowaway migrants causing 'unprecedented' problems
An Irish shipping company says it will no longer accept freight that has come through Cherbourg.
Ryanair says Dublin winter air fares to soar
Ryanair is calling for a 32m passenger cap to be scraped to avoid prices going 'through the roof'
Dublin Grand Canal asylum seeker camp being removed
The operation, which is the third of its kind in the area so far this month, began on Thursday morning.
Drug tests for drivers in Ireland after road crashes
Previously police had discretionary powers to test for drugs in people's systems following crashes.
Davis to discuss NI coaching future after friendlies
Northern Ireland's most capped international Steven Davis says full-time coaching is something he is keen to explore "down the line" after retiring this year.
Isle of Man TT Senior shortened in new schedule
A new schedule will see two shortened races held on Saturday after days of disruption due to rain.
Todd secures first TT win with Superstock success
Davey Todd secures his first Isle of Man TT win by edging out Peter Hickman to take victory in a thrilling Superstock race.
Charles withdraws from Northern Ireland squad
Bolton Wanderers striker Dion Charles withdraws from the Northern Ireland squad after sustaining a knee injury.
'My superpower is my energy and ability to keep going'
Scrum-half John Cooney discusses Ulster's upcoming United Rugby Championship quarter-final against Leinster at Aviva Stadium.
The glory nights when Northern Ireland stunned Spain
Ahead of Saturday's international friendly in Mallorca, BBC Sport looks back at the two occasions when Northern Ireland stunned the football world by beating European powerhouses Spain.
Mageean begins Ireland's Europeans challenge
Ciara Mageean will be the first Irish athlete in action when the European Championships get under way in Rome on Friday morning.
TT history-maker Dunlop perpetuates family dynasty
Michael Dunlop joins the all-time motorcycling greats by becoming the most successful Isle of Man TT rider of all time, perpetuating the famous family dynasty.
Ireland beat South Korea to reach Nations Cup semi-finals
Ireland produce an excellent performance to reach the semi-finals of the Nations Cup after a comfortable 4-0 win over Korea in Terrassa.
Pairc Ui Chaoimh to host Republic of Ireland v France
The Republic of Ireland will play their Euro 2025 qualifier against France at Pairc Ui Chaoimh in Cork.
Relegated Ireland end Pro League with defeat by GB
Ireland's men complete their first season in the Pro League with a 3-0 defeat by Great Britain.
'Huge honour' - McClenaghan selected for Ireland's Olympic team
County Down gymnast Rhys McClenaghan is set to compete in his second Olympic Games after he was selected to represent Ireland in Paris this summer.
Spanish double-header no holiday for Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill says
Heavy defeat 'a tough one' for Ireland - Stirling
Captain Paul Stirling says Ireland "weren't quite up to the challenge" as India stormed to victory in the Twenty20 World Cup opener.
TT wins like Olympic gold medals to me - Dunlop
Michael Dunlop says winning Isle of Man TTs is "like winning Olympic gold medals" to him after he becomes the most successful rider of all time at the event.
Munster make three changes for Ospreys quarter-final
Ospreys head coach Toby Booth says his side will have to suffer if they are to again to cause an upset by defeating Munster.
'It hasn't sunk in yet' - Dunlop on Isle of Man TT record
Michael Dunlop says it is the "icing on the cake" to win his 27th race at the Isle of Man TT and surpass the record number of victories set by his late uncle Joey.
The GAA Social with Kevin McElvanna
In November, Kevin McElvenna lost his wife Ciara and friends Patrick & Ciera Grimley
Watch: Northern Ireland lose narrowly to Portugal
Northern Ireland take the lead against Portugal but lose 2-1 in Euro 2025 qualifying
The GAA Social - Will Harte be with Derry next year?
All the games and talking points on a massive weekend in Gaelic games
Watch: Munster fight back to defeat Ulster in Limerick
Munster secure top spot in the United Rugby Championship after a 29-24 comeback win over interprovincial rivals Ulster at Thomond Park.
Equalling TT record 'takes pressure off' - Dunlop
Michael Dunlop says equalling the all-time record of 26 Isle of Man TT wins achieved by his uncle Joey "takes the pressure off".
Watch: Oxtoby proud despite 'really tough' Portugal loss
Northern Ireland suffer their first loss of Euro 2025 qualifying with a 4-0 loss in Portugal.
I'm a better player than in 2019 Open win - Lowry
Shane Lowry says he "feels like a better player" than the one who won the Open Championship in 2019 as he gears up for the US Open at Pinehurst.
Little's path from Electric Picnic to Ireland's IPL speedster
Ireland fast bowler Josh Little on his journey from snubbing cricket for festivals to facing India as an IPL star in the making.
Evans 'can't wait to get amongst' NI's young squad
After just one international cap in two years, Northern Ireland's Corry Evans jokes there are some team-mates he has yet to meet.
'Derry look lost. Lessons haven't been learned'
Oisin McConville says Derry look "lost" after the Oak Leafers slumped to a third successive championship defeat with a 3-17 to 0-15 loss to Armagh in the All-Ireland series at Celtic Park on Sunday.
Malan says Irish must believe they can shock India
Ireland coach Heinrich Malan says his players must go into their T20 World Cup opener thinking they can beat the star-studded India side.
Harte to 'dig through debris' of latest Derry defeat
Mickey Harte says Derry will ?dig through the debris? to try and salvage their summer after another comprehensive championship defeat.
Dunlop 'could go on winning IOM TTs for 10 years'
Eleven-time Isle of Man TT winner Phillip McCallen says Michael Dunlop could go on winning for another 10 years after he joined Joey Dunlop as the most successful rider at the event on Saturday.
McGeeney hails Armagh belief after big Derry win
Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney says his players' ability to ?stop listening to the noise? led to the big All-Ireland SFC win over Derry.
'An honour to share TT record with Joey' - Dunlop
Michael Dunlop tells BBC Sport NI it is "an honour" to share the record for most Isle of Man TT wins with his uncle Joey after he won Saturday's opening Supersport race.
McEntee 'frustrated' as Antrim head for prelims
Antrim manager Andy McEntee wore a rueful smile at the end of Sunday's pulsating 0-20 to 0-20 draw with Sligo at Kingspan Breffni on Sunday that leaves his team facing a Tailteann Cup preliminary quarter-final at home to London next Sunday.
Murphy 'loved' Ulster performance despite Munster loss
Ulster head coach Richie Murphy praises the performance of his players despite a 29-24 loss to Munster in Thomond Park on Saturday.
Michael Dunlop - eight of his most memorable IOM TT wins
As Michael Dunlop sits on the verge of becoming the most successful Isle of Man TT rider of all time, BBC Sport looks back at some of his most memorable wins.
Evans in talks with Man Utd over new deal
Jonny Evans, 36, is in talks over signing a new deal at Manchester United.
McCourt joins Glentoran as assistant manager
Former Northern Ireland international Paddy McCourt joins Irish Premiership side Glentoran as Declan Devine's assistant coach.
India dismantle Ireland in New York
India?s fearsome pace attack ruthlessly blows away Ireland on a difficult pitch in New York as they start the T20 World Cup with an eight-wicket victory.
Ex-Armagh player McElvanna on losing wife & friends in car crash
Speaking on The GAA Social podcast, 2002 All-Ireland winner, Kevin McElvanna, talks about losing his wife and two friends in a car crash.
Shorten, Scott and Edwards make GB's Olympic rowing team
Two-time gold medallist Helen Glover is set to compete in her fourth Olympics after being selected for Paris 2024.
GAA championship fixtures/results
Fixture list, results and tables for the 2024 football and hurling championships and leagues.
'I was lost' - Dancing with fans, hiding the pain
Rachel Furness was Northern Ireland's award-winning record goalscorer but everything was not right in her world. This is why she walked away, and why she came back
Watch: Donegal win shootout to edge Armagh in Ulster decider
Donegal defeat Armagh 6-5 on penalties to win a dramatic Ulster SFC final at Clones on Sunday.
The GAA Social with former referee Maurice Deegan
3 All-Ireland finals and now a new role. Maurice answers every question. Refreshing
Highlights: North West 200 - Part Three
Highlights of Saturday?s racing from the North West 200. Presented by Stephen Watson.
Watch: Reds end 45-year wait for Irish Cup
Ronan Hale hits an extra-time double as Clftonville beat Linfield 3-1 to win the Irish Cup for the first time since 1979.
King and world leaders attend emotional D-Day events
The King and Prince of Wales both made speeches, praising the "bravery and sacrifice" of those who "served at that critical time".
PM defends £2,000 tax claim despite watchdog's criticism
The prime minister responds for the first time since Labour accused him of lying over the dubious claim.
Woman sues Netflix over Baby Reindeer character
The woman claims to have inspired the character Martha and seeks $170m for defamation, negligence and privacy violations.
Search under way after TV presenter Michael Mosley goes missing in Greece
Mr Mosley went missing on Wednesday after going for a walk while on holiday on the Greek island of Symi.
Wallace and Gromit return to face penguin nemesis
The cheese-loving inventor and his clever pooch will return to TV this Christmas, the BBC says.
Grealish and Maguire miss out as England name Euro 2024 squad
Crystal Palace pair Adam Wharton and Eberechi Eze are named in England's Euro 2024 squad, with Jack Grealish, Harry Maguire and James Maddison left out.
Rents rise at 6.6% a year but pace is slowing
The rate of increase is the slowest for 30 months, but competition among potential tenants is still fierce.
British tech tycoon cleared in US fraud trial
Former Autonomy boss Mike Lynch was accused of fraud related to the $11bn sale of his software firm.
UK E. coli outbreak most likely linked to food item
Some 113 people have become ill in recent weeks, the UK Health Security Agency says.
Body found in search for boy, 2, who fell in river
Xielo Maruziva has been missing since he fell into the river in Leicester in February.
Man 'stranded' abroad for 18 months set to return home
Siyabonga Twala, 35, had been returning from a family holiday when he was stopped at an airport.
Whitehall union challenges Rwanda law
The government?s Rwanda plan could make senior civil servants break the law, their union tells the High Court.