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A PARAMILITARY pensioner convicted in court this week has republican links going back generations – including an IRA grandfather who died in prison during the Second World War.

THE father of Dáithí Mac Gabhann has spoken of the hurtful impact of receiving sectarian hate mail in the post.

Margaret Canning, Niamh Campbell and Kurtis Reid profile the 2023 Belfast Telegraph 30 Under 30, a selection of Northern Ireland’s most successful young people. They have been picked for excelling in their own business, or working for an employer, and for pursuing their passion.

Gardaí in Bagenalstown are investigating the theft of a chainsaw from a car on Wednesday 15 February. The Stihl chainsaw was taken at 3.30pm from roadside in…

Relatives of five people killed in shootings involving the British Army in west Belfast more than 50 years ago have spoken of their loss at the opening of a new...

By Suzanne Pender THE BASIC income limits for social housing have increased in 2023, making the prospects of securing a home open to a wider number of…

THE father of a West Belfast boy who is waiting on a transplant is to meet with the DUP as pressure mounts on the party to allow for the election o...

ANY awards system risks ambushes at every turn. This year Ireland has a serious stake in the Oscars, with people in a range of roles and films. One catch: the Oscars have a hilarious reputation for not rewarding great movies.

Lifelong republican Óglach John Joe Donnelly died on 15 January. Sinn Féin MLA Gerry Kelly gave the funeral oration at Aughamullan and Brocagh in Tyrone.

Victims’ campaigners showed a film about the killings of their loved ones to a group of MEPs in Brussels on Tuesday.