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Stormont's in-tray: The multiple funding crises facing a new executive from health to education, the A5, policing and Casement Park.

Flooding from the Dec. 18 storm and power outages amounted to some $20 million in damages, according to reports from residents, businesses, municipalities and counties.

I write to encourage the Legislature to pass the Maine Trails Bond (L.D. 1156). Trail use has increased significantly over the past few years, resulting in wear and damage. This, combined with recent extreme weather events, makes the $30 million investment the bond would provide even more important for addressing maintenance and repair needs. Very […]

Justin McNulty exited the first sitting of the NI Assembly to manage Laois' Gaelic football team.

For those of you who work during the day, looking for discounted lift tickets, or just want to experience the thrill of nocturnal skiing, here are 11 mountains that offer it in Maine and New Hampshire.

Devolved government is set to return to Northern Ireland for the first time in two years on Saturday. These representatives could take the most prominent roles in the new Assembly

A David v Goliath clash will kick-start the sixth round of the Clearer Water Irish Cup this weekend.

The Northern Ireland Assembly is on the brink of returning to Stormont.

The Two-Vehicle RTC Happened On 10 January

The Robbery Was Reported To Have Happened Before 10.30am Yesterday