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The stadium is expected to cost at least £110m and is part of the UK/Ireland Euro 2028 bid.

As the council elections draw closer, BBC News NI looks at what might happen in Belfast this time.

Violet Williams' thigh bone was found to be broken in two places weeks before her death in February.

Ulster University Business School, in partnership with NI Chamber, invites you to join us for a Future of Leadership event on Wednesday 10 May.

Barbados is a small place, but one which captures the decline of British influence, the rejection of monarchy and the need for a reckoning with the past. It is also a place connected to Ireland and not in a good way. Before and after Cromwell’s barbaric siege of Drogheda (1649), the Irish started to arrive in Barbados, some as adventurers, others as indentured (contracted) servants and still others as convicts and prisoners of war. 

Saint-Saëns Organ Symphony Louis Langrée and the CSO explore works that have sounds all their own. Berlioz's music from an unfinished opera adds voices in extreme ranges. Through darkest doubt and brightest love, the music expresses Saint-Saëns' entire being and his skill as an organist with moments that pull out all the stops. Pianist Víkingur Ólafsson, “an arresting artist who…creates unique aural landscapes” (LA Times), debuts with mus...

I recently read Mark Simpson’s, Excellent Investing and thought he had some good insights into different approaches for portfolio weighting. This article…

A 22-year-old engineer and her colleagues have secured a £4,000 investment from Ulster Bank after triumphing in a live pitching competition at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards.

Laura Trevelyan, a descendant of Sir Charles Trevelyan, discusses whether or not her family would be open to paying reparations for the Irish Famine.

American front porches signified community and openness, but increasingly people are suspicious when strangers approach their door. Meet the people trying to keep neighborliness alive.