* NI Protocol conflicts with the Act of Union – but is not unlawful, Belfast High Court rules in blow to unionist leaders. The Northern Ireland Protocol is not unlawful, Belfast High Court has ruled, rejecting an argument by the leaders of unionism that it breaches the Act of Union and the Belfast Agreement.
* Irish Sea border opposed by a growing number of people in NI – despite accepting it has benefits, poll finds. A growing number of people in Northern Ireland believe that the NI Protocol is damaging – despite a growing belief that it offers economic opportunities.
* DUP MLAs hail major relaxation of NI booze laws. A bill which has been dubbed the biggest change to Northern Ireland’s alcohol laws in a generation has passed its final hurdle, with the DUP among those hailing its passage.
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The Northern Ireland Protocol is not unlawful, Belfast High Court has ruled, rejecting an argument by the leaders of unionism that it breaches the Act of Union and the Belfast Agreement.
A rural community outside Enniskillen has been “shocked and stunned” by the death of a very hard working family man who died in a road traffic accident, named locally as Terry Carty.
A bill which has been dubbed the biggest change to Northern Ireland’s alcohol laws in a generation has passed its final hurdle, with the DUP among those hailing its passage.
A growing number of people in Northern Ireland believe that the NI Protocol is damaging – despite a growing belief that it offers economic opportunities.
Princess Alexandra, the Queen’s cousin, gave Ulster people a morale-booster in June 1981. The Princess, one of the most popular members of the Royal Family, spent eight hours in Northern Ireland visiting Bangor, Banbridge, and the consecration of the new wing for Belfast’s St Anne’s Cathedral.
Rory McIlroy hopes an enforced change of plans has “worked out for the best” as he seeks to end his major drought with a second Open Championship victory.
Northern Ireland’s Burrows Engineering/RK Racing team returned to the Irish short circuit scene for the first time in many years to contest the opening round of the Dunlop Masters Championship at Mondello Park at the weekend.
The unique cricket match to celebrate the centenary of Brigade’s ground and pay tribute to the club’s former chairman Roy Torrens has been called off because of the COVID pandemic and the increasing risks posed by the new variant.
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